Loomis
6645 North Ensign Street, Portland, OR, USA
BASIC JOB DESCRIPTION: Using automated equipment, process loose, bagged coin into conformed
rolls to be packaged in various denomination boxes for daily customer change order shipments. Coin
Roller is a multi-function job: loader and boxer/packer/processer.
ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS:
Continuously feed bags and bins of loose coin into machine hoppers for sorting and wrapping.
Manually position coin rolling machine chutes to fill boxes on conveyor belt. Seal, weigh, initial and lift boxes onto rack. Function is performed repetitiously throughout 8+ hour shift.
Performance of the above functions requires:
Unrestricted ability to stand, walk, bend, squat.
Ability to repetitiously lift bags & boxes of coin weighing from 1-55 lbs. from ground level to a height of at least 4 feet, cut open, and pour the contents into a machine hopper, approximately one bag per minute.
Ability to learn to use a forklift, pallet jack, coin sorter and other various coin equipment.
Ability to count, add and subtract; record numbers and signatures; read weights and distinguish coin denominations.
Ability to meet and maintain State licensing requirements for armed guard or non-commissioned security officer.
Hours of operations for this position will be as assigned M-F with occasional weekend work.
Ability to perform any and all other duties related to Coin Operations as assigned.
WORKING CONDITIONS:
Work is performed indoors in a room with little or no outside light, cement floor and walls.
Loomis is an equal opportunity employer. EOE M/F/V/D, Drug Free Workplace.
BASIC JOB DESCRIPTION: Using automated equipment, process loose, bagged coin into conformed
rolls to be packaged in various denomination boxes for daily customer change order shipments. Coin
Roller is a multi-function job: loader and boxer/packer/processer.
ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS:
Continuously feed bags and bins of loose coin into machine hoppers for sorting and wrapping.
Manually position coin rolling machine chutes to fill boxes on conveyor belt. Seal, weigh, initial and lift boxes onto rack. Function is performed repetitiously throughout 8+ hour shift.
Performance of the above functions requires:
Unrestricted ability to stand, walk, bend, squat.
Ability to repetitiously lift bags & boxes of coin weighing from 1-55 lbs. from ground level to a height of at least 4 feet, cut open, and pour the contents into a machine hopper, approximately one bag per minute.
Ability to learn to use a forklift, pallet jack, coin sorter and other various coin equipment.
Ability to count, add and subtract; record numbers and signatures; read weights and distinguish coin denominations.
Ability to meet and maintain State licensing requirements for armed guard or non-commissioned security officer.
Hours of operations for this position will be as assigned M-F with occasional weekend work.
Ability to perform any and all other duties related to Coin Operations as assigned.
WORKING CONDITIONS:
Work is performed indoors in a room with little or no outside light, cement floor and walls.
Loomis is an equal opportunity employer. EOE M/F/V/D, Drug Free Workplace.
Columbia River Gorge Commission
White Salmon, WA
The Columbia River Gorge Commission is a bi-state public agency located in White Salmon, Washington. We are seeking a highly organized, energetic, dynamic, and passionate National Scenic Area Administrative Assistant for a unique opportunity. This position will assist the Executive Director, Commissioners and staff of the Columbia River Gorge Commission and be responsible for all types of administrative matters necessary to operate the agency. This position will also assist with maintaining relationships with all levels of government, business, communities, landowners and diverse stakeholders through superior customer service and responsiveness.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
Performs routine and complex administrative duties
Prepare general and complex correspondence for Executive Director and staff. Exercise signature authority when necessary.
Maintain and coordinate changes to complex agency website.
Resolve problems and respond to inquiries regarding procedures and services.
Investigate and coordinate operating methods and procedures with staff and other agencies.
Coordinate agency matters within the agency and with other governmental agencies.
Develop improved administrative methods when necessary.
Receive and confer with official visitors and the public (in person, by telephone or by email).
Order supplies, equipment, printing; arrange for facility and equipment maintenance and repair.
Perform notary functions.
Perform complex tasks, such as merging and sorting spreadsheet and database files.
Research and prepare information for yearly legislative performance measures.
Make travel arrangements and process travel expense forms for staff and commissioners
Schedule and arrange meetings for the Executive Director.
Read and distribute incoming mail, packages, and electronic mail to staff members and commissioners.
Proofread and process outgoing mail.
Assist in coordination of agency contracts and interagency agreements.
Submit bills to the Forest Service and other agencies for reimbursement of contract costs.
Submit personnel change forms when necessary. Coordinate agency personnel records for accuracy in a confidential manner.
Prepare various reports to the states, such as IT hardware and software asset reports.
Coordinate locations and preparations for Commission meetings.
Submit Washington travel exemption requests forms for meetings that Washington Commissioners will be attending.
Budget Development and Fiscal Management
Develop and maintain positive working relationships with Oregon and Washington state fiscal staff.
Coordinate monthly tracking and reconciliation of agency financial records.
Coordinate agency fiscal systems with state fiscal management agencies, including annual financial and compliance audits with state auditors.
Process all bills for payment: check invoices for accuracy, determine object codes, enter bills into Access database; prepare transmittal forms to state.
Perform periodic reconciliation of all accounting, request corrections to the state if necessary.
Review Washington’s monthly billing to Oregon for accuracy.
Coordinate performance measurement reporting and development of standards as mandated by Oregon and Washington state fiscal offices.
Assist with budget materials to Oregon and Washington states administrative and legislative bodies.
Provide planning staff support
Review formatting of outgoing development review decisions.
Print emailed incoming county development reviews and forward to appropriate staff.
Receive development review inquiries, both by phone and at the counter, and forward to the appropriate planner.
Act as agency records manager
Establish and/or revise physical and electronic files; file physical and electronic documents.
Prepare agency records destruction policy and be responsible for destruction of records in accordance with the policy.
Prepare and arrange for archiving of agency records.
Act as rules coordinator. Submit required forms to the states to process rule amendments. Update staff and commissioners’ rule books.
Receive and coordinate responses to public records disclosure requests.
Provide assistance to staff legal counsel
Draft appeal and litigation form documents.
Process administrative records for appeals and litigation.
Set up and help maintain appeal and litigation files.
Track status of appeal cases.
Establish initial due dates for administrative records and appeal briefs.
Prepare appeal packets for Gorge Commissioners.
Assist the staff legal counsel as needed.
Other duties
Respond to requests for information from the Commission, staff and general public.
Maintain and process requests for inquiries of the following databases:
- Commission and county development review databases.
- Economic loan/grant certification database.
- Enforcement databases.
Report assigned state vehicle monthly mileage use. Coordinate vehicle maintenance and repair.
Safely operate a motor vehicle as needed to perform duties.
Other duties as assigned.
The Columbia River Gorge Commission is a bi-state public agency located in White Salmon, Washington. We are seeking a highly organized, energetic, dynamic, and passionate National Scenic Area Administrative Assistant for a unique opportunity. This position will assist the Executive Director, Commissioners and staff of the Columbia River Gorge Commission and be responsible for all types of administrative matters necessary to operate the agency. This position will also assist with maintaining relationships with all levels of government, business, communities, landowners and diverse stakeholders through superior customer service and responsiveness.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
Performs routine and complex administrative duties
Prepare general and complex correspondence for Executive Director and staff. Exercise signature authority when necessary.
Maintain and coordinate changes to complex agency website.
Resolve problems and respond to inquiries regarding procedures and services.
Investigate and coordinate operating methods and procedures with staff and other agencies.
Coordinate agency matters within the agency and with other governmental agencies.
Develop improved administrative methods when necessary.
Receive and confer with official visitors and the public (in person, by telephone or by email).
Order supplies, equipment, printing; arrange for facility and equipment maintenance and repair.
Perform notary functions.
Perform complex tasks, such as merging and sorting spreadsheet and database files.
Research and prepare information for yearly legislative performance measures.
Make travel arrangements and process travel expense forms for staff and commissioners
Schedule and arrange meetings for the Executive Director.
Read and distribute incoming mail, packages, and electronic mail to staff members and commissioners.
Proofread and process outgoing mail.
Assist in coordination of agency contracts and interagency agreements.
Submit bills to the Forest Service and other agencies for reimbursement of contract costs.
Submit personnel change forms when necessary. Coordinate agency personnel records for accuracy in a confidential manner.
Prepare various reports to the states, such as IT hardware and software asset reports.
Coordinate locations and preparations for Commission meetings.
Submit Washington travel exemption requests forms for meetings that Washington Commissioners will be attending.
Budget Development and Fiscal Management
Develop and maintain positive working relationships with Oregon and Washington state fiscal staff.
Coordinate monthly tracking and reconciliation of agency financial records.
Coordinate agency fiscal systems with state fiscal management agencies, including annual financial and compliance audits with state auditors.
Process all bills for payment: check invoices for accuracy, determine object codes, enter bills into Access database; prepare transmittal forms to state.
Perform periodic reconciliation of all accounting, request corrections to the state if necessary.
Review Washington’s monthly billing to Oregon for accuracy.
Coordinate performance measurement reporting and development of standards as mandated by Oregon and Washington state fiscal offices.
Assist with budget materials to Oregon and Washington states administrative and legislative bodies.
Provide planning staff support
Review formatting of outgoing development review decisions.
Print emailed incoming county development reviews and forward to appropriate staff.
Receive development review inquiries, both by phone and at the counter, and forward to the appropriate planner.
Act as agency records manager
Establish and/or revise physical and electronic files; file physical and electronic documents.
Prepare agency records destruction policy and be responsible for destruction of records in accordance with the policy.
Prepare and arrange for archiving of agency records.
Act as rules coordinator. Submit required forms to the states to process rule amendments. Update staff and commissioners’ rule books.
Receive and coordinate responses to public records disclosure requests.
Provide assistance to staff legal counsel
Draft appeal and litigation form documents.
Process administrative records for appeals and litigation.
Set up and help maintain appeal and litigation files.
Track status of appeal cases.
Establish initial due dates for administrative records and appeal briefs.
Prepare appeal packets for Gorge Commissioners.
Assist the staff legal counsel as needed.
Other duties
Respond to requests for information from the Commission, staff and general public.
Maintain and process requests for inquiries of the following databases:
- Commission and county development review databases.
- Economic loan/grant certification database.
- Enforcement databases.
Report assigned state vehicle monthly mileage use. Coordinate vehicle maintenance and repair.
Safely operate a motor vehicle as needed to perform duties.
Other duties as assigned.
Columbia River Gorge Commission
Hood River, OR, USA
The Columbia River Gorge Commission is a bi-state public agency located in White Salmon, Washington. We are seeking a highly organized, energetic, dynamic, and passionate National Scenic Area Administrative Assistant for a unique opportunity. This position will assist the Executive Director, Commissioners and staff of the Columbia River Gorge Commission and be responsible for all types of administrative matters necessary to operate the agency. This position will also assist with maintaining relationships with all levels of government, business, communities, landowners and diverse stakeholders through superior customer service and responsiveness.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
Performs routine and complex administrative duties
Prepare general and complex correspondence for Executive Director and staff. Exercise signature authority when necessary.
Maintain and coordinate changes to complex agency website.
Resolve problems and respond to inquiries regarding procedures and services.
Investigate and coordinate operating methods and procedures with staff and other agencies.
Coordinate agency matters within the agency and with other governmental agencies.
Develop improved administrative methods when necessary.
Receive and confer with official visitors and the public (in person, by telephone or by email).
Order supplies, equipment, printing; arrange for facility and equipment maintenance and repair.
Perform notary functions.
Perform complex tasks, such as merging and sorting spreadsheet and database files.
Research and prepare information for yearly legislative performance measures.
Make travel arrangements and process travel expense forms for staff and commissioners
Schedule and arrange meetings for the Executive Director.
Read and distribute incoming mail, packages, and electronic mail to staff members and commissioners.
Proofread and process outgoing mail.
Assist in coordination of agency contracts and interagency agreements.
Submit bills to the Forest Service and other agencies for reimbursement of contract costs.
Submit personnel change forms when necessary. Coordinate agency personnel records for accuracy in a confidential manner.
Prepare various reports to the states, such as IT hardware and software asset reports.
Coordinate locations and preparations for Commission meetings.
Submit Washington travel exemption requests forms for meetings that Washington Commissioners will be attending.
Budget Development and Fiscal Management
Develop and maintain positive working relationships with Oregon and Washington state fiscal staff.
Coordinate monthly tracking and reconciliation of agency financial records.
Coordinate agency fiscal systems with state fiscal management agencies, including annual financial and compliance audits with state auditors.
Process all bills for payment: check invoices for accuracy, determine object codes, enter bills into Access database; prepare transmittal forms to state.
Perform periodic reconciliation of all accounting, request corrections to the state if necessary.
Review Washington’s monthly billing to Oregon for accuracy.
Coordinate performance measurement reporting and development of standards as mandated by Oregon and Washington state fiscal offices.
Assist with budget materials to Oregon and Washington states administrative and legislative bodies.
Provide planning staff support
Review formatting of outgoing development review decisions.
Print emailed incoming county development reviews and forward to appropriate staff.
Receive development review inquiries, both by phone and at the counter, and forward to the appropriate planner.
Act as agency records manager
Establish and/or revise physical and electronic files; file physical and electronic documents.
Prepare agency records destruction policy and be responsible for destruction of records in accordance with the policy.
Prepare and arrange for archiving of agency records.
Act as rules coordinator. Submit required forms to the states to process rule amendments. Update staff and commissioners’ rule books.
Receive and coordinate responses to public records disclosure requests.
Provide assistance to staff legal counsel
Draft appeal and litigation form documents.
Process administrative records for appeals and litigation.
Set up and help maintain appeal and litigation files.
Track status of appeal cases.
Establish initial due dates for administrative records and appeal briefs.
Prepare appeal packets for Gorge Commissioners.
Assist the staff legal counsel as needed.
Other duties
Respond to requests for information from the Commission, staff and general public.
Maintain and process requests for inquiries of the following databases:
- Commission and county development review databases.
- Economic loan/grant certification database.
- Enforcement databases.
Report assigned state vehicle monthly mileage use. Coordinate vehicle maintenance and repair.
Safely operate a motor vehicle as needed to perform duties.
Other duties as assigned.
**** Please note: Job is located in White Salmon, WA right across the river from Hood River. ***
The Columbia River Gorge Commission is a bi-state public agency located in White Salmon, Washington. We are seeking a highly organized, energetic, dynamic, and passionate National Scenic Area Administrative Assistant for a unique opportunity. This position will assist the Executive Director, Commissioners and staff of the Columbia River Gorge Commission and be responsible for all types of administrative matters necessary to operate the agency. This position will also assist with maintaining relationships with all levels of government, business, communities, landowners and diverse stakeholders through superior customer service and responsiveness.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
Performs routine and complex administrative duties
Prepare general and complex correspondence for Executive Director and staff. Exercise signature authority when necessary.
Maintain and coordinate changes to complex agency website.
Resolve problems and respond to inquiries regarding procedures and services.
Investigate and coordinate operating methods and procedures with staff and other agencies.
Coordinate agency matters within the agency and with other governmental agencies.
Develop improved administrative methods when necessary.
Receive and confer with official visitors and the public (in person, by telephone or by email).
Order supplies, equipment, printing; arrange for facility and equipment maintenance and repair.
Perform notary functions.
Perform complex tasks, such as merging and sorting spreadsheet and database files.
Research and prepare information for yearly legislative performance measures.
Make travel arrangements and process travel expense forms for staff and commissioners
Schedule and arrange meetings for the Executive Director.
Read and distribute incoming mail, packages, and electronic mail to staff members and commissioners.
Proofread and process outgoing mail.
Assist in coordination of agency contracts and interagency agreements.
Submit bills to the Forest Service and other agencies for reimbursement of contract costs.
Submit personnel change forms when necessary. Coordinate agency personnel records for accuracy in a confidential manner.
Prepare various reports to the states, such as IT hardware and software asset reports.
Coordinate locations and preparations for Commission meetings.
Submit Washington travel exemption requests forms for meetings that Washington Commissioners will be attending.
Budget Development and Fiscal Management
Develop and maintain positive working relationships with Oregon and Washington state fiscal staff.
Coordinate monthly tracking and reconciliation of agency financial records.
Coordinate agency fiscal systems with state fiscal management agencies, including annual financial and compliance audits with state auditors.
Process all bills for payment: check invoices for accuracy, determine object codes, enter bills into Access database; prepare transmittal forms to state.
Perform periodic reconciliation of all accounting, request corrections to the state if necessary.
Review Washington’s monthly billing to Oregon for accuracy.
Coordinate performance measurement reporting and development of standards as mandated by Oregon and Washington state fiscal offices.
Assist with budget materials to Oregon and Washington states administrative and legislative bodies.
Provide planning staff support
Review formatting of outgoing development review decisions.
Print emailed incoming county development reviews and forward to appropriate staff.
Receive development review inquiries, both by phone and at the counter, and forward to the appropriate planner.
Act as agency records manager
Establish and/or revise physical and electronic files; file physical and electronic documents.
Prepare agency records destruction policy and be responsible for destruction of records in accordance with the policy.
Prepare and arrange for archiving of agency records.
Act as rules coordinator. Submit required forms to the states to process rule amendments. Update staff and commissioners’ rule books.
Receive and coordinate responses to public records disclosure requests.
Provide assistance to staff legal counsel
Draft appeal and litigation form documents.
Process administrative records for appeals and litigation.
Set up and help maintain appeal and litigation files.
Track status of appeal cases.
Establish initial due dates for administrative records and appeal briefs.
Prepare appeal packets for Gorge Commissioners.
Assist the staff legal counsel as needed.
Other duties
Respond to requests for information from the Commission, staff and general public.
Maintain and process requests for inquiries of the following databases:
- Commission and county development review databases.
- Economic loan/grant certification database.
- Enforcement databases.
Report assigned state vehicle monthly mileage use. Coordinate vehicle maintenance and repair.
Safely operate a motor vehicle as needed to perform duties.
Other duties as assigned.
**** Please note: Job is located in White Salmon, WA right across the river from Hood River. ***