Data Entry Clerk
flowco holdingsFort Worth (TX)
About the role
Data Entry ClerkTX-CLEBMFG - Ft Worth, TX 76134
Job Description
Job summary:
Data Entry Clerk is responsible for inputting a high volume of data from multiple sources into a database and ensure data is being entered and maintained. Data Entry Clerk will be responsible for verifying and editing data as needed.
Responsibilities:
- Manage and organize records and files
- Perform related tasks like ordering office supplies and filing documents
- Prepare relevant reports as needed
- Provide general data entry support across many teams on an ad-hoc basis
- Accurately enter data into corresponding fields within various software programs
- Assist with product count when passed through inspection
Identify and correct data entry errors using appropriate quality control methods.
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Requirements:
- Able to work full time and have great attendance
- High school diploma/GED required
- Must pass Drug Screen/Background check
- Professional attitude and appearance
- Solid written and verbal communication skills
- Computer savvy, proficient with MS Office SuiteHands-on experience with office equipment (copy machines, printers, etc.)Excellent organizational and communication skills
- Proactive when issues arise
- Detail oriented
- Problem-solving abilities
- Perform other clerical receptionist duties such as filing, photocopying, transcribing, and faxing
- Skillful with data entry
- Able to multi-task and prioritize tasks
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