TDCJR: RECEPTIONIST
autoAmarillo (TX)
About the role
TDCJR: Receptionist
Texas DCJR - Amarillo, TX 79106
Job Summary: Perform receptionist duties and miscellaneous administrative tasks.
Essential Functions:
- Answering phones and taking messages
- Greeting customers
- Daily filing, mail outs and miscellaneous administrative tasks
- Pre-Hire Requirements
- Valid TX DL and acceptable driving record, acceptable background review, and negative drug screen
Education and Experience:
Required High school diploma or the equivalent Basic math, reading and writing skills Must be able to apply common sense understanding to carry out instruction furnished in written or oral diagrammatic form Must be able to deal with problems involving several concrete variables in or from standardized situations Strong mental aptitude Strong verbal communication skills Strong personal initiative Ability to use a computer and 10 key calculator
Physical Requirements:
Frequent standing, walking, sitting, grasping/gripping, writing/typing, finger dexterity, working in a confined space, eye/hand/foot coordination, hearing, speaking and vision (beyond arms length).Occasionally bending/stooping/squatting, climbing stairs/ladders, pushing/pulling, reaching above shoulders and lift/carry 1-25lbs.
Working Conditions:
The employee will work indoors in a professional sales office environment. While this list is intended to be an accurate reflection of the current job, this is not necessarily an exhaustive list of responsibilities, skills, duties, requirements, efforts, or working conditions associated with the job. The company reserves the right to revise the functions and duties of the job or to require that additional or different tasks be performed when circumstances change (i.e., emergencies, changes in personnel, work load, rush jobs, or technological developments). Be ready and willing to perform additional tasks or duties as needed or requested by management.
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