Lockbox Capture Processor
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global channel managementPhoenix (AZ)
Postal Service Mail Sorters, Processors, and Processing Machine OperatorsPrivate Mail Centers
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About the role
Lockbox Capture ProcessorPhoenix, Arizona, United States$ 16.00 - 17.00 (US Dollar)Lockbox Capture Processor needs 1+ years experienceLockbox Capture Processor requires:Extremely detail-oriented with excellent organizational skills;Energetic with strong willingness to learn;Ability to communicate effectively both verbally and in writing;A sense of teamwork while working independently;Ability to work under pressure in a fast-paced, deadline driven production environment;Experience with 10-key helpful;Intermediate computer skills and knowledge of basic Microsoft applications;Ability to lift mail trays (up to 35 pounds) as needed;Ability to sit at a desk/computer, stand, and walk for long periods;Lockbox Capture Processor duties:Preparing batches of work through utilization of High Speed Check Processing equipment to extract checks and remittance documents from envelopes and scanning documents according to operating procedures;Following standard operating procedures and customer specific instructions for processing;Verifying transactions to ensure payments are properly processed;As assigned, re-associating check images to corresponding material while validating quality of images; Maintaining both team and individual productivity and quality standards;Contributing to meet team goals in addition to individual responsibilities;
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