Regional Floater

Posted 10 days ago

mcs groupAston (PA)

Office Clerks, General Other Business Service Centers (including Copy Shops)

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Junior

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$18.50-$19.50 per hour

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About the role

Regional Office Services Associate The MCS Group, Inc. has a full-time opportunity for a floater position for the Aston and City Line area and the surrounding region. Job responsibilities include performing office functions, such as copy and document imaging, records management, mail processing, and hospitality. Candidates must possess strong customer service skills and a positive approach to working in a high paced environment with the ability to lift 50lbs. The ideal candidate for this position will be able to work independently and be dependable. Experience in large volume copying/printing is preferred. Position: Full Time

Salary: $18.50-$19.50 per hour Monday Friday - 40 hours per week The Regional Office Services Associate must be highly motivated, customer-focused and capable of demonstrating a variety of tasks related to the corporate and university environments. This associate provides a high level of quality while maximizing productivity. The job responsibilities include handling document copy and imaging, mail processing, records management, and hospitality in our various locations. Candidates must have their own, reliable transportation. This is a full-time job with full benefits including medical, 401(k), and PTO time. Travel in the surrounding areas is necessary and includes mileage reimbursement. Compensation starts at $18.50 per hour with performance incentives and career opportunities.

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