Administrative Specialist - DCBL

Coordinate and plan events, meetings, conference room bookings and arrange appointments for the DCBL Director and his staff as well as assembling established background materials as directed. The position holder is expected to perform standard clerical duties such as typing, faxing, photocopying, filing, picking up and distributing mail, receiving telephone calls and visitors and maintaining correspondence files.

• Tasker System – Responsible for managing and coordinating the tasker system packages received by DCBL and following up on due dates, ensuring all taskers are completed on time. Effort includes sending out reminders to DCBL Leaders and supervisors responsible for the tasker and loading responses in the tasker system accordingly.
• Office Supplies and Equipment - Responsible for completing and submitting all requisition requests for office supplies, printing, and maintenance for approval. Responsible for ensuring all printer issues are resolved in accordance with CIO instructions. The OSR Form should be reviewed by a senior program analyst so the current fiscal year Financial Information Pointer (FIP) and Work Center (WC) can be assigned for proper resourcing.
• Typing & Correspondence - Type a variety of documents from draft to final version using a personal computer. These documents require the production of memorandum, reports, forms, spreadsheets and similar material and require proofreading for grammatical and spelling errors. Qualified candidates will also be expected to prepare routine non- technical letters and approve form letters.
• Management Information Systems (MIS) - providing data input into various systems, i.e. Word, Excel, and Power Point in support of the above administrative duties. This includes maintaining the correspondence log in TRIMS (Total Records Information Management System), serializing outgoing correspondence and updating and maintaining office calendar, office recall/contact lists and leave request in MS Outlook.
• Office Management – Assist the designated office in support of new employee’s check- in/check-out process, minor property inventory control, Command Information Office (CIO) /Navy Marine Corps intranet (NMCI) liaison for software and hardware requirement. Additional management requirements include maintaining supervisor’s calendars, making appointments and arranging for meeting rooms, scheduling recurring appointments without prior approval from supervisors, assembling and disassembling conference materials, flyers, booklets and handouts, maintaining internal office reports and filing system, such as personal files, time & attendance, correspondence log, minor inventory/property listing and annual training requirement list. Candidates will also be responsible for reviewing all outgoing correspondence and material for internal consistency and confirmation, ensuring proper clearance has been obtained, and coordinating all personnel and administrative documentation for new employee in- processing. Securing all Personal Identifiable Information (PII) and coordinating with all NAVFAC business and support lines to ensure a smooth check-in process.
• Professional Registration Board – Responsible for maintaining the DCBL inputs to the Command Professional Registration Board, ensuring it is kept up to date.
• Travel - Support DCBL staff in fulfilling travel needs by properly inputting travel orders into DTS and ensuring vouchers are completed and travel reimbursements are processed within 5days of travel for all DCBL staff. Manage a log of DCBL travel cost to assure

• Perform other administrative activities as requested.

The work history of the contractor employee must contain experience directly related to the task and functions he/she is intended to perform under this contract.

Personnel assigned to, or utilized by, the contractor in performance of work shall be fully capable of performing the contemplated functions of the respective labor categories in an efficient, reliable and professional manner.

• Education: High School diploma or equivalent is required. College degree is preferred.
• Experience: A minimum of five years of work experience in an office environment is required.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS

Individual Must:

• Be a United States citizen, with good vision, and physical health/condition.
• Be able to read, write and speak English fluently. Have the ability to prepare clear, well- organized written correspondence.
• Have no outstanding criminal warrants or felony convictions.

Naval Facilities Engineering Command, Headquarters 1322 Patterson Ave, SE, Bldg. 33, 1st floor