Mail Room - Student Assistant

Hocking College offers employment opportunities for students through regular part time employment or through the Federal Work Study Program (FWS). To be considered for FWS, you must indicate your interest in employment on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).

There are also paid student employment opportunities while working within community service. For more information about paid community service opportunities, please contact Office of Financial Aid.

Position Title

Subcode

MAIL

Function

Provide assistance and support of Mail Room operations under the direct supervision of Mail Room Manager.

	Job Duties	Skills & Knowledge	<th 45%"="">
80%	Deliver, sort and process mail.	Knowledge of college wide operations Knowledge of US Postal System & UPS Regulations Skills in organization, communication, customer service and basic math. Ability to lift heavy objects Valid Ohio driver’s license Ability to act in confidence Ability to prioritize Work with little supervision
10%	Deliver mail to campus buildings.
10%	Pick up or take mail to post office. General housekeeping of the area, cleaning, sweeping, mopping, dusting, trash, etc. Other duties as assigned.

Success Skills

Communicate Effectively (reading, writing, speaking, listening skills)
Demonstrate Knowledge of Science and the Environment (knowledge of scientific principles. Scientific method, awareness of ecological principles/ physical health/social development)
Demonstrate Learning and Critical Thinking Skills (analyze, evaluate, use logic, establish goals)
Maintains Professional Skills and Attitudes (follow polices, show initiative, prioritize, work safely, arrive promptly, attend regularly, maintain professional image)
Practice Human Relation Skills (trustworthy, confident, team worker, maintain sense of humor, empathize, practice good interpersonal skills, resolve conflicts, work well with others)
Demonstrate Community, Cultural, and Global Awareness (practice good citizenship, respect diversity, know contribution of career to the economy, understand historical and current events)
Maintain a Code of Ethics (honest, responsible, resolve conflicts and moral dilemmas through decision-making process)

Minimum Requirements

Computer Knowledge
Telephone & Communication Skills
Ability to work well with others
Ability to lift heavy objects
Go out into the weather
Involves a lot of walking
Reliable and work independently
Flexible Schedules
Able to work breaks
Must meet Satisfactory Academic Progress standards each semester to maintain eligibility to work
Must possess a valid Driver’s License
Have Reliable Transportation to and from work/school, a plus.

Technology Preferred

Any

Contact

No Contact Assigned