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Client Service Provider

Federal Government Vacancies

, British Columbia

Client Service Provider

Federal Government Vacancies

, British Columbia
 
Salary: $57,217
 
County: EN
 

(4 month casual/temporary position beginning June 2025)

 

PLEASE EMAIL APPLICATION TO: Manami.Hoshino@forces.gc.ca AND Marsha.Hurrell@forces.gc.ca

 

STANDARDIZED JOB DESCRIPTION

 

Client Service Results

 

Provision of 2 or more administrative support services, coordination and organization of

information for an organization within the department.

 

Key Activities

 

Responds to inquiries from staff and clients, coordinates responses; tracks and monitors

incoming requests for services.

Provides records keeping support services, including guidance and assistance to clients.

Provides guidance on processes and services for a variety of administrative functions ; explains

procedures and related documentation requirements to clients.

Provides general information and guidance concerning procedures, required documentation and

signatures related to the administrative support services provided, and provides

recommendations to the supervisor on the most effective way to proceed.

Provides support, information and instructions to clients on Departmental procedures for both

domestic and international travel claims; verifies expenses and claims, and provides support and

instruction to clients in the processing of claims to ensure compliance with government travel

directive and guidelines.

Discusses administrative services requests and their related requirements with clients, processes

and formats documents, develops customized word and spreadsheet templates according to

client needs.

 

Work Characteristics

 

Skill

 

Manual dexterity and hand eye co-ordination to operate a computer workstation, office equipment

and communication devices to prepare reports and routine correspondence and when inputting

data and searching databases. A high degree of precision and accuracy are required to meet

specified priorities and time frames.

 

Knowledge of the departmental directives, guidelines and procedures governing record keeping

and related systems, to classify, create, control, file, cross reference, retrieve and maintain

documents and files; to respond to client requests and to provide advice on processes and

procedures.

 

Knowledge of word processing, spreadsheets and databases, to create and prepare documents

and reports, including formatting, graphics, and layout.

 

Knowledge of correspondence control systems to prepare written documents, to process and

track mail, and to produce correspondence and reports. The work also requires knowledge of a

wide range of departmental standards, templates, preferred practices, and word processing

techniques, including presentation and linkage techniques used in the preparation of documents

and correspondence.

 

Knowledge of service delivery practices, tools and ticket generating systems, to instruct clients on

procedures for requesting services using specific software; to receive, respond and track online

service requests and provide services in a changing on-line environment.

 

Knowledge of travel directives, of processes and procedures related to claims to understand and

apply government travel regulations, to provide support and instructions regarding domestic and

international travel claims procedures and signature requirements.

 

Knowledge of general office and administrative practices and procedures to provide requested

services, as well as guidance and information to staff members and clients on a variety of

administrative matters.

 

Knowledge of departmental purchasing and acquisitions directives, regulations, techniques and

practices, as well as of external suppliers and contractors to acquire supplies and equipment and

explain purchasing procedures to clients.

 

Knowledge of the roles, responsibilities, priorities and practices of the work unit to conduct own

work, support the objectives and comply with administrative processes established for the unit.

Keeping informed of relevant sections of applicable acts (FAA), policies, regulations, directives

and procedures as well as current practices, relative to administrative support provided to refer to

them for own work, to instruct staff and clients of various requirements and procedures and to

ensure compliance.

 

Communication skills such as listening, reading and comprehension to read, understand, apply

and ensure compliance with various administrative directives and procedures as well as to inform

management and staff of requirements; to understand information and requests, ask for

clarifications and search for information and material related to services provided. Writing and

verbal skills to prepare routine correspondence and other documents, to explain and clarify

procedures and to respond to or redirect various requests for services from clients, managers,

staff, internal and external service providers.

 

Effort

 

Maintain and update the electronic filing and records systems, databases, spreadsheets and

manuals to ensure documents and service requests are tracked and accessible in a timely and

effective manner to respond to requests from clients. This requires searching for information and

data and preparing regular reports; classifying and creating new files, obtaining data, extracting

relevant material and synthesizing information into a consistent format in accordance with

established procedures and practices.

Understand travel regulations and guidelines to provide information and instructions to clients on

Departmental procedures for both domestic and international travel claims; verifies expenses and

claims, and provides support and instruction to clients in the processing of claims to ensure

compliance with government travel directive and guidelines.

 

Identify, summarize and prioritize the essential elements of large quantities of information,

inquiries and client service requests from a wide range of sources. Effort is required to compile,

organize, review and manage the flow of inquiries, information and documents into various

subject files based on the nature of the documentation, and to respect deadlines.

 

Verify accuracy and completeness of local purchase orders, comply with policies and procedures

when processing purchases and acquisition card transactions, responds to questions from

suppliers, clients and staff and resolves routine problems.

 

Provide input in the drafting of standard operating procedures (SOPs) related to client support

services to assist supervisors in identifying and resolving issues with service delivery.

 

Sitting at a computer workstation on a daily basis, operating a keyboard for extended periods of

time to assist clients and to perform various administrative support duties and functions.

 

Standing, lifting, reaching and bending while sorting and retrieving files, occasionally lifting heavy

boxes when loading/unloading and pushing carts, and occasionally moving office/conference

room furniture and equipment.

 

Responsibility

 

Explains, demonstrates and coaches new and current employees on basic word processing, data

entry and administrative support; and under direction, delivers training on more complex

administrative support services, such as travel claims processing to employees and clients.

 

May participate in working groups to improve administrative practices, processes and procedures.

 

Verifies, reconciles and initiates various spending activities such as purchasing goods and

services using government credit card; committing funds under Section 32 of the Financial

Administration Act; and controlling taxi chits and bus tickets. These activities and transactions are

carried out in accordance with well-defined procedures and within established budgetary limits.

Operates, maintains and cares for a personal workstation, computer, printer, software and

accessories for the performance of own duties.

 

Responsibility is shared for the filing and handling of records and databases.

 

Operates and arranges for maintenance and repairs of office equipment used by the staff in the

work unit.

 

Working Conditions

 

The work is performed in an open office environment.

 

The work is performed in an open concept environment where there is a lack of privacy, regular

interruptions by clients, multiple and changing priorities and demands, a lack of control over the

pace and amount of work, and pressure of deadlines.

 

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