Vault Teller Supervisor

Loomis is a leading provider of armored transportation, cash management centers, and cash inventory vaults across the United States, operating nearly 200 branches nationwide. The company serves financial institutions and retail businesses by ensuring the safe, secure, and efficient flow of cash. With a strong commitment to employee growth and career advancement, Loomis has cultivated a work environment that motivates its employees to succeed. Many of Loomis' top managers, vice presidents, and corporate executives began their careers at the branch level as driver/guards and tellers, showcasing the company's dedication to promoting from within and offering long-term career paths. Loomis' reputation for safety, security, and operational excellence is built on rigorous training, adherence to policies, and proactive risk management. The company's culture emphasizes opportunities for those who have the desire to learn and the ambition to thrive in a challenging but rewarding work environment. By joining Loomis, employees become part of a dedicated team focused on delivering best-in-class cash handling services with integrity and professionalism.

The role of Vault Supervisor at Loomis involves the comprehensive oversight of vault operations, ensuring the security of cash and assets, and managing daily branch operational functions. This position demands leadership, operational expertise, and a stringent focus on safety and security. The Vault Supervisor is responsible for coordinating routes and dispatch functions, controlling operational costs, and maintaining a high standard of employee and cargo security through training, monitoring, and enforcement of established policies. Key responsibilities include accident investigation, customer service development, coordination with various internal and external stakeholders, and planning both short and long-term branch operations to meet organizational goals. The individual in this role will also be tasked with training, counseling, and evaluating employees, managing schedules, and assisting in operational decision-making. Experience in transit vault, coin vault, and cash management system operations is crucial, alongside proficiency in Microsoft Office and banking database systems. The role requires flexibility in working extended hours, including some weekends and holidays, to ensure continuous operational effectiveness. Employees must be capable of undertaking physically demanding tasks such as standing for a large portion of the day, walking between vaults and bins, and meeting the state requirements for handgun licensing. Loomis supports its employees with one of the most comprehensive benefits packages in the industry, including paid time off, health insurance, retirement plans, and ongoing training and development. This position is critical to Loomis' operational success and offers a rewarding career path for individuals committed to excellence in cash management and security operations.