Marshall
County Job Description
Administrative
Assistant - Revenue
Department: Revenue Job
Code: 362
Reports
To: Revenue Commissioner DOT Reference: 169.167-010, 169.067-034
Date: November 2007
FSLA: Non-Exempt
Summary
Assist the Revenue Commissioner by preparing reports, coordinating special projects, handling problems involving the public, government officials or others, preparing correspondence, purchasing supplies, maintaining financial and other types of records and assisting at the public service counter as needed.
Essential
Job Functions
A. Relieve the Revenue Commissioner of routine
administrative duties
1. Greet visitors to the Revenue
Commission Office, determine the reason for the visit and
either provide general
information or refer the matter to the Revenue Commissioner or
other appropriate
person
2. Answer the telephone, answers
questions and provides general information to the public, the media, and officials regarding the Revenue
Commissioner in a professional
and polite manner
3. Answer correspondence of moderate
difficulty
4. Coordinate new hires, terminations,
worker’s compensation claims, and other personnel
related matters with the Personnel Department and the Administrator’s office
5. Refers complaints to the Revenue
Commissioner and follows up to determine
the action taken.
6. Transmit orders and instructions to employees and others
for the Revenue Commissioner using
a telephone, or in person, as
appropriate.
B. Coordinate travel, meetings, and keeps schedule of events
for the Revenue Commissioner
1. Schedule and coordinate meetings as
directed by the Revenue Commissioner
2. Coordinates travel arrangements for
the Revenue Commissioner and other staff
members,
which may include making flight reservations, hotel accommodations, etc.
3. Receive invitations for the Revenue
Commissioner, sends appropriate responses,
and maintains schedule of events.
C. Conduct purchasing activities for the Revenue
Commissioner and maintains associated records
as directed
1. Obtain required purchase orders
2. Purchase supplies in accordance
with established procedures
3. Balance invoices and purchase orders monthly
4. Verify receipt of supplies
D. Maintain a variety of records and prepares reports
1. Maintain daily work log and
prepares worksheet for fund transfer as required
2. Maintain employee files for the
Revenue Commissioner
Knowledge,
Skills, and Abilities
1. Knowledge of the principles and practices of accounting
2. Knowledge of modern office practices, procedures,
systems and equipment including computers and software
3. Knowledge of departmental operations
4. Knowledge of the principles of general management
5. Knowledge of business English, spelling, arithmetic, and
departmental terminology
6. Ability to use a computer to store, retrieve and compile
data, prepare reports and correspondence
7. Ability to establish and maintain effective working
relationships with officials, other employees and the public
8. Ability to analyze problems and formulate solutions
9. Ability to communicate effectively, both verbally and in
writing
10. Ability to maintain a variety of records, and to prepare
reports and answer questions from the records
11. Ability to handle complaints and provide information in a
courteous diplomatic manner
12. Ability to use and operate office equipment such as
computer, calculator, copy machine, fax machine, telephone system
13. Skill in dealing with people in a diplomatic manner
Minimum
Qualifications
High
school diploma or G. E. D. certificate plus 5 years of work experience
assisting a department head or high level official in an environment with
multiple demands, or an equivalent combination of education and
experience. Bachelor’s degree in
Accounting, psychology, sociology, business administration, public administration
or closely related field may be substituted for experience. Experience in a government agency preferred
This job description should not be interpreted as
all inclusive. It is intended to
identify the major responsibilities and requirements of this job
classification. All incumbents may not
perform all job duties listed, and some incumbents may perform some duties
which are not listed, and incumbents may be requested to perform job-related
responsibilities and tasks other than those stated in this description.