In this role you will: •

• Provide front-line customer and client services to internal and external clients by providing explanations on ministry policies, procedures and requirements and assisting in the completion of associated forms. • Refer/redirect technical/professional client inquiries to appropriate staff or other agencies. •
• Provide a range of administrative services such as: producing approvals/permits/licences under various legislation; arranging, participating and recording minutes of meetings; composing routine correspondence; receiving incoming and preparing outgoing mail; logistical support to district supervisors and teams; organizing and maintaining district filing systems; maintaining office supplies and equipment; compiling data and drafting reports. •
• Assist in the district financial process by receiving revenue, preparing receipts, making bank deposits, entering data, balancing Point of Sale terminal, and maintaining district financial records, etc. •
• Assist in human resource functions such as completion of hiring documents, tracking and filing of hiring forms, etc.
• • You must have a valid Class G Ontario Driver's Licence to travel to other offices within the district.
• • You are able to convey information, respond to inquiries, resolve complaints and issues using tact and diplomacy with clients, the general public and staff. • You have the ability to create and/or proofread critical correspondence in relation to hiring, issue management, finances, etc.
• • You have the ability to effectively manage a demanding workload with multiple priorities. • You are able to use effective time management skills to ensure deadlines are met. • You have the ability to effectively plan, monitor and track multiple deadlines and processes (e.g. new staff requirements; critical deadlines; recurring meetings; licence renewals, etc.).
• • You are able to determine nature and urgency of matters, inquiries and processes and prioritize, action or refer accordingly. • You have the ability to interpret and apply relevant, policies, procedures, directives, guidelines, regulations and/or statutes (eg. Crown Forest Sustainability and Fish and Wildlife Conservation acts, Public Lands Act). • You are able to identify and resolve discrepancies in reports and financial data. •
• You are able to maintain a high level of confidentiality.
• • You have demonstrated experience with office administrative duties such as human resources, purchasing, revenue collection procedures, assets management, tracking correspondence/projects, arranging meetings/travel, maintaining supplies and office equipment manual and automated filing.
• • You are proficient with computers and software programs such as word-processing, database, electronic mail, internet, spreadsheet and financial and revenue applications to format and prepare correspondence and reports, input and retrieve data and maintain computerized records.
• Address: •

1 English Temporary, duration up to 9 months, 2-4 Hwy 11 S, Cochrane, North Region Compensation Group: Ontario Public Service Employees Union Schedule: 3.7 Category: Administrative and Support Services Posted on: Monday, February 3, 2025 Note: • E-NR-226253/25
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