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Copy and Print Associate
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What they do
A File Clerk maintains paper or electronic records for a company or organization. Enters data and organizes and retrieves files. Makes copies and scans of documents.
$41,053 / year median in Connecticut
-15% projected decline
Job Description
Basic Job Functions:
- Operate high volume printers, copiers, and scanners
- Point of contact to receive, review and electronically log customer jobs
- Operate basic office equipment (printer, copier, fax, Scan)
- Track and coordinate the move, add or change of office equipment
- Clean and maintain office equipment when necessary
- File/document conversion (utilizing standard software)
- Operate standard finishing equipment (e.g. paper cutters, inserters, laminating, and hole punchers)
- Perform basic quality inspection before, during and after output of each production run
- Ability to lift up to 50 pounds
Skills:
- Basic use of MS Office, sufficient to maintain reporting in Excel; web access knowledge and Internet skills
- Able to demonstrate proficiency with desktop publishing graphics/ illustration software
- Able to demonstrate ability to use internet explorer for web browsing, send documents to preconfigured printer
- Able to demonstrate business maturity and professionalism
Education/Experience:
Minimum:
High School Diploma or equivalent- Experience in a Customer Service environment (minimum 1 year)