Working as a Self-Checkout Attendant at Walmart Canada is a great way to develop your skills in the retail industry. A Self-Checkout Attendant provides exceptional customer service to ensure a positive shopping experience and assists customers processing transactions through the self-service area(s).
What you'll do Keeps the area neat, clean and organized and free of fixtures, unnecessary debris, foreign objects, and liquids.
Educates customers on the correct and efficient use of self-service options, when applicable.
Promotes company sponsor programs, i.e., credit card service, product protection and charity initiatives, when applicable.
Observing the activities of a customer to determine when and if assistance is needed.
When self-service interventions and quality checks are required, politely explaining the reasons for the intervention or quality checks while positively reassuring customers that periodic quality checks and interventions are normal protocol when using self-serve checkout options.




Demonstrates knowledge about responding to EAS alarms and filling out the "Failure to Deactivate" Log.
Calls the Customer Service Manager when the self-service area(s) is low on cash or has a technical issue.
Returns Scan & Go scanners to their home after use.
Qualifications No minimum qualifications listed. Walmart is looking for candidates who are flexible, helpful, good listeners, team players, communicators, and positive in their approach to work.
Benefits Store Discount
Deferred Profit Sharing
EQ Health Support
Live Better U education program
Stock Options (eligibility based on hours/employment status)
Comprehensive Benefits (eligibility based on hours/employment status)
Life Insurance (eligibility based on hours/employment status)
Paid Time Off (eligibility based on hours/employment status)
No minimum qualifications listed. Candidates should be versatile, helpful, communicative, team-oriented, and customer-focused.

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📌 Self Checkout Attendant (British Columbia)
🏢 Walmart Canada
📍 British Columbia