Remote Data Entry Clerk

Posted 2 days ago

staffing data services agencyMiami (FL)

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$23 - $45 an hour

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About the role

Remote Data Entry Clerk Miami, FL, United States
About the Job: Salary $23 - $45 an hour
Job Type: Full-time
Full Job Description
Company Description: ATS Welding Inc. is a privately owned company engaged in the oil and gas industry, specializing in industrial field services including construction, maintenance and fabrication of piping and piping systems. Founded in 1994 as primarily a specialty welding company, ATS has forged a solid reputation as a multifaceted industrial services provider with credentials in refinery and pipeline construction, and plant maintenance work, including civil and structural, welding, hydro testing, pipeline mapping and a host of related services.
Job Description
Data Entry Clerk Responsibilities: Gathering invoices, statements, reports, personal details, documents and information from employees, other departments and clients. Scanning through information to identify pertinent information. Correcting errors and organizing the information in a manner that will optimize swift and accurate capturing. Creating accurate spreadsheets. Entering and updating information into relevant databases. Ensuring data is backed up. Informing relevant parties regarding errors encountered. Storing hard copies of data in an organized manner to optimize retrieval. Handling additional duties from time to time.
Qualifications
Data Entry Clerk Requirements: High school diploma. Good command of English. Excellent knowledge of MS Office Word and Excel. Strong interpersonal and communication skills. Ability to concentrate for lengthy periods and perform accurately with adequate speed. Proficient touch typing skills.
Additional Information: All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.

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