Marshall County Job Description
Commissary Store Manager
Department: Sheriff Job
Code: 368
Reports To: Chief Clerk DOT
Reference: 185.167-010
Date: November 2007
FLSA: Non-Exempt
Summary
Operate the Jail Commissary
by filling orders of inmates, and purchasing merchandise to stock
commissary. Keep records of inmate
funds, prepare weekly financial reports and monthly inmate reports, credit
inmate accounts when money is received for inmate, review and pay invoices for
purchases, compile medical, prescription and dental inmate charges. Issue check to departing inmates for funds in
account.
Essential Job Functions
A. Operate Jail Commissary by filling inmate orders and
making purchases of merchandise
1. Pass
out order forms to inmates
2. Collect
order forms and fill orders
3. Distribute
orders to inmates
4. Order
merchandise to stock commissary, in accordance with established procedures
5. Check
orders with merchandise received in order to assure that the merchandise is in
accordance with that ordered
6. Respond
to inmate grievances and resolve if possible
7. Communicate
with inmates and inmate families on Commissary related matters
8. Maintain
inventory records on merchandise of commissary
9. Determine
price and adjust prices for merchandise based on cost of products and market
price
B. Establish inmate accounts, make deposits, perform daily
cash reconciliations, and prepare reports
1. Set
up and maintain inmate accounts by deducting for commissary goods or medical
services, and credit any deposits made for inmate
2. Ensure
that indigent inmate accounts are set up and handled in accordance with
established procedures
3. Prepare
daily cash reconciliations
4. Make
bank deposits
5. Reconcile
two checking accounts monthly
6. Compile
weekly financial reports
7. Pay
invoices for merchandise ordered
8. Issue
check to departing inmates for balance in their account
9. Prepare
monthly inmate account report
10. Maintain
cash book in accordance with established procedures
11. Assist
with audits as needed
Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities
1 Knowledge of Business English, spelling,
and basic mathematics sufficient to make calculations
2. Knowledge of modern office practices,
procedures and equipment
3. Knowledge of basic filing systems and coding
methods
4. Knowledge of principles of accounting
5. Knowledge of general auditing procedures
6. Knowledge of computer operations and
software, such as Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Word
7. Knowledge of storekeeping methods and practices
8. Knowledge of standard operating procedures
of the Sheriff’s department
9. Ability to communicate both verbally and in
writing
10. Ability to read and comprehend departmental
rules, regulations, procedures and instructions
11. Ability to establish and maintain accurate
records of accounts
10. Ability to generate financial reports as
needed
11. Ability to operate basic office equipment,
including computers and optical scanning equipment
12. Ability to establish and maintain effective
working relationships with other employees and the
public
13. Ability to interact with inmates, family and
friends, and provide information in a polite and efficient
manner
both in person and on the telephone
High school diploma or G. E. D. certificate
plus 2 years of clerical experience, which involved dealing with accounting
records and stores operation, or an equivalent combination of education and
experience. Experience in a Probate or similar
governmental organization preferred.
This job description
should not be interpreted as all inclusive.
It is intended to identify the major responsibilities and requirements
of this job classification. All
incumbents may not perform all job duties listed, and some incumbents may
perform some duties, which are not listed, and incumbents may be requested to
perform job-related responsibilities and tasks other than those stated in this
description.