Apply to 2nd SHIFT Mailroom : Data Entry Clerk / Imaging Specialist MECHANICSBURG

$17.09/hr Full Time 2nd shift Data Entry Clerk and Document Imaging Specialists for the Mailroom department. The position is onsite in Mechanicsburg, PA. Up to FIVE WEEKS Paid Time Off Annually! This is a full time Evening Shift position. 3pm - 11:30pm Monday - Thursday and Friday 1p to 9p.

Key Requirements

High school diploma/GED.
Strong Windows PC/data entry skills (beyond email/internet) on resume.
Clerical/organizational skills, quality focus, team player.
Lift 35 lbs, imagers may be required to stand for a few hours at a time
40 hrs/week.

Job Duties

Data Entry/Mailroom: Open/sort/control mail; data entry; sort/correct electronic docs via site verification.
Imaging: Scan via OCR; prep/sort/correct docs for processing.
Assist team, mentor new hires, adapt to changes, other duties as assigned.

Once you apply, please check your email as we will communicate with you via this means. This position requires COMPUTER EXPERIENCE which much be listed on your resume. We do require drug screen and background check as a condition of employment

TDY will consider a candidate’s compliance with the application instructions to be indicative of the type of conduct that it may expect from the candidate during employment. Therefore, failure to comply with these instructions may be grounds for exclusion from employment consideration.

Must have windows based computer experience. Please submit a resume with 3 professional references - please list your skills online in the area provided after you hit the APPLY button. Contract Workers must have a High School diploma or GED Certification at a minimum, PC experience with data entry is required and must be reflected on your resume. You must have good clerical and organizational skills, be quality-oriented, have the ability to work in a team-oriented environment and to handle multiple tasks daily by priority, and the ability to adapt to continual processing changes. You will be working in a production and fast-paced environment and your job will be dependent on your ability to learn new tasks and meet our clients goals. It is also helpful to have prior experience in processing mail, data entry and/or operating Imaging and OCR equipment. We are seeking "team oriented" persons.

All employees will be utilizing computers and electronic equipment. You may be asked to assist other employees in completing their tasks as well as other duties as assigned including but not limited to: mentoring new employees.

The Data Entry/Mailroom positions are responsible for opening, sorting, and controlling mail for processing. Responsibilities will also include sorting and correcting electronic documents. These tasks are performed through site verification and basic knowledge of the data for each document type.
The Imaging positions are responsible for imaging and scanning through OCR (Optical Character Recognition) documents received. This also includes sorting and correcting electronic documents and prepping documents for imaging and processing. Requires standing for several hours.

Benefits include 2 weeks (10 days) paid vacation after 1 year of service, Paid sick leave, Full Medical coverage for all full time employees and up to 11 days holiday pay. You may be required to participate in a health insurance plan as a condition of employment.

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