ALL LARIMER COUNTY POSITIONS REQUIRE
A COMPLETED
LARIMER COUNTY EMPLOYMENT APPLICATION
(EITHER ONLINE OR
HARD COPY)
APPLICATIONS MUST BE SUBMITTED TO THE
LARIMER COUNTY HUMAN RESOURCES DEPARTMENT
BY 5:00PM (MST) ON THE
CLOSING/APPLICATION DEADLINE DATE.
POSITION
TITLE: DEPARTMENT SPECIALIST I –
LIMITED-TERM
POSITION WITH BENEFITS
POSITION
NUMBER: WFC.1811
DEPARTMENT: WORKFORCE CENTER
STARTING
SALARY: $14.26 PER HOUR
APPLICATION
DEADLINE: 10/29/2009
ALL
NEW EMPLOYEES AND REHIRES WILL BE REQUIRED TO PROVIDE DOCUMENTARY PROOF OF
THEIR ELIGIBILITY FOR EMPLOYMENT
TO BE CONSIDERED FOR THIS POSITION, A COMPLETED LARIMER COUNTY EMPLOYMENT APPLICATION, ALONG WITH A RESUME AND COVER LETTER, MUST BE SUBMITTED TO THE LARIMER COUNTY HUMAN RESOURCES DEPARTMENT BY 5:00 P.M. ON THE CLOSING DATE.
A
front-line fulltime (40 hr/wk) position in the Fort Collins Workforce Center,
responsible for providing welcoming and respectful customer service in a
fast-paced, high-customer volume, human service environment. Must be able to
respond to multiple demands with professionalism, friendliness, and efficiency.
A high level of computer proficiency and experience providing technical
assistance to all diverse customers is required. This position requires a high
level of physical activity to assist customers with multiple types of office
equipment. Bilingual (English/Spanish) verbal and written skills are preferred.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS: The following statements are
illustrative of the essential functions of the job and do not include other
nonessential or peripheral duties that may be required. The organization
retains the right to modify or change the duties or essential functions of the
job at any time.
·
Perform customer
service duties for the department on a regular basis; interpret
County/departmental polices, rules, and regulations in response to inquiries;
conduct necessary research; route inquiries appropriately for more complex
matters and interpretation issues.
·
Accept and process
plans, specifications, forms, reports, legal documents, applications, or similar
materials in accordance with legal and procedural requirements; ensure
information is complete and in accordance with legal and procedural
requirements; approve or deny services based on documentation and program
requirements.
·
Receive telephone
calls and determine which calls can be handled personally and which should be
referred; respond to a variety of informational and situational requests
frequently requiring additional research.
·
Compose and
prepare replies to a wide variety of communications when information is factual
in nature or involves matters of established policies, procedures, or standard
practices; prepare original correspondence in response to customer and agency
inquiries.
·
Enter data into
and maintain computer systems or databases; proof data entry and correct
errors; run standard and ad hoc reports as required; may act as computer
liaison with other agencies and departments.
·
Establish and
maintain office filing systems, files, and records; assemble information upon
request; develop and maintain related forms and documents.
·
Schedule work
orders, service calls, and other activities for departmental employees;
maintain activity and work logs; may dispatch other employees on a regular or
emergency basis.
·
Calculate,
collect, and process application, service, filing, and work order fees;
maintain records and reconcile related accounts.
·
Administer
non-complex administrative programs for the department. Act as main
informational contact. Ensure appropriate procedures are followed; make adjustments
to procedures as required and reviewed by supervisor.
·
Perform
secretarial type duties as required including reception, typing, filing, mail
processing, and similar type work.
OTHER DUTIES:
·
Assist with
training and work monitoring of new hires, temporary workers, and other
department/division administrative employees.
·
Perform other
duties as appropriate or necessary for performance of the job.
KNOWLEDGE OF:
·
Operation of
standard office equipment including fax machines, copiers, and computers.
·
Routine software
and business applications including, but not limited to, word processing,
spreadsheets, presentation software, and databases.
·
Modern office
practices and procedures.
·
Accounting
calculations including interest, percentage, decimals, and fractions.
·
English language,
proper grammar, punctuation, and spelling in verbal and written communication;
current business letter writing techniques and methods.
ABILITY TO:
·
Establish and
maintain effective working relationships with other County employees,
representatives of other agencies and organizations, and members of the
community.
·
Communicate
clearly and concisely, both verbally and in writing.
·
Read and
comprehend department and County rules, regulations, policies, and standard
operating procedures.
·
Stand, twist, sit,
bend, walk, reach, lift up to 10 lbs without assistance and up to 30 lbs. with
assistance, move in tight spaces, use a variety of computer mouse and keyboards
styles, and read desk computer monitors from a standing position.
·
Interpret and
apply a variety of organizational policies and procedures.
·
Perform duties
independently, without close supervision.
·
Provide
professional customer service to clients and public.
·
Maintain sensitive
and confidential information.
·
Follow written and
verbal instructions.
·
Organize material
and present information clearly and concisely in verbal and written form.
·
Perform typing
functions within required words per minute.
EXPERIENCE AND EDUCATION: Any combination of Experience,
Education, and/or Licenses/Certifications that would likely provide the
required knowledge and abilities is qualifying.
Experience:
·
Two years of
experience in a directly related clerical or secretarial field or in the
performance of similar duties and responsibilities.
Education:
·
High School
diploma or GED required supplemented by additional secretarial or office
administration coursework.
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