Administrative Receptionist

Phoenix AirCartersville, GA

About The Position

Greet visitors. Handle or properly route incoming phone calls. Provide general administrative support.

Requirements

  • High School Diploma or equivalent.
  • Experience in an office environment (min 2yrs).
  • Knowledge of administrative and clerical procedures.
  • Knowledge of customer service principles and practices.
  • Proficient in Excel and Word required.
  • Job duties require technical and logistical understanding and abilities. Accuracy is of the utmost importance.
  • Attention to detail is a must. Required attributes include being a perfectionist, well organized, ability to focus, and reliability.
  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills.

Responsibilities

  • Answer telephone, screen, and direct calls.
  • Monitor entry into the building – opening doors for visitors, having them sign the guest book, issuing ID cards when they arrive at reception.
  • Sort and distribute mail.
  • Responsible for postage machine. Stamp outgoing mail and manage the funds on the machine.
  • General administrative and clerical support for multiple departments.
  • Owner of the shared calendar to book the Executive Conference Room.
  • Maintain and order office and coffee supplies.
  • Maintain and order letterhead.
  • Order lunch, catering and other misc. support as requested.
  • Other duties as assigned.
  • Coordinate with flight crew and reconcile trip summaries received with Flight Department schedule. Advise corrections, as necessary.
  • Enter trip summary data into Flight Ops software.
  • Print out trip summaries, pair with weight and balance forms, provide to Director Ops or Asst Director Ops for signature approval.
  • File trip summary reports as required.
  • File weight and balance for 30 days, then can be shredded.
  • Print out Flight and Duty report monthly for Flight Department (Angela)
  • Track DOI trips and prepare monthly report by 5th of following month.
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