Office Administrator

Family Maintenance Enforcement Program; Burnaby; On-site; CAD 45,000 - 71,000; Full time

Job summary

A government agency in Burnaby is seeking an Office Administrator to coordinate administrative functions. The ideal candidate will have advanced skills in Microsoft Office Suite, a high school diploma with office administration training, and experience in handling sensitive information. The role emphasizes organizational skills and the ability to manage confidential tasks. Competitive benefits and a full-time schedule are offered.

Benefits

Competitive benefits package

Work-life balance

Opportunities for ongoing learning

Defined Benefit Public Service Pension Plan

Qualifications

• High school diploma supplemented by a completion of a certificate in office administration or equivalent.
• A minimum of three years related administrative / coordinator experience.

Responsibilities

• Supports management with troubleshooting in HRIS UKG Workforce Management.
• Coordinates administrative onboarding and offboarding processes.
• Maintains confidentiality with sensitive information.
• Processes and tracks critical incidents in coordination with leadership.

Skills

Organizational skills

Prioritization skills

Advanced Microsoft Office Suite

Critical thinking

Ability to handle sensitive information

Education

High school diploma with office administration certificate

Three years related experience

Tools

Microsoft Office Suite

Job description

Overview

Detailed Job Description

The BC Family Maintenance Agency (BCFMA) is responsible for the client-centric administration of child and spousal maintenance services for British Columbians, offering supports that strengthen families, so that they may achieve their full potential and secure the best possible future for their children. We are committed to promoting equity, anti-racism and multi-culturalism, addressing social and health issues such as mental health and poverty, and providing services that make communities safer. We strive for lasting and meaningful reconciliation through Indigenous-specific community recognition, outreach, and relationship building efforts.

BCFMA is committed to reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples, honouring the Provincial commitment to UNDRIP and the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s (TRC) Calls to Action. Through fostering respectful and collaborative relationships with Indigenous partners and stakeholders, BCFMA delivers on government’s priorities.

The BCFMA is actively seeking an innovative, proactive and solution oriented Office Administrator to join our team in our Burnaby office.

The Office Administrator oversees and coordinates various administrative functions that support management and staff including timekeeping, onboarding / offboarding process, facilities, asset management, employee record keeping and information management. The role requires excellent interpersonal communication skills and the ability to handle complex and sensitive issues with diplomacy and sound judgment.

Accountabilities

• Supports the management team with troubleshooting and timekeeping in the HRIS UKG Workforce Management (WFM) system.
• Supports the maintenance of employee profiles in the HRIS UKG WFM, which includes but not limited to profile updates, timekeeping, managing schedules and creating / updating shift patterns.
• Supports and coordinates administrative onboarding and offboarding processes for employees, including but not limited to processing all necessary documents, overview of policies and procedures.
• Supports and coordinates the overview of Occupational Health and Safety, emergency preparedness requirements and facilitates office site tours as an Employer Member of the Committee in accordance with Health and Safety Principles established by WorkSafe BC and all relevant legislation.
• Provides administrative support for the Agency in a provincial model.
• Maintains day-to-day operational tasks, purchase approval process following budgetary requirements and reconciliation guidelines.
• Maintains a high level of confidentiality with complex, sensitive information in administrative support.
• Consults and coordinates with CBRE / Landlord for office maintenance / repairs as required.
• Maintains effective working relationships with internal and external stakeholder relations.
• Maintains the Office Administrator Guidelines, Policies, and Standard Operating Procedures to ensure efficient business practices and timely responses are met with high volume changing priorities.
• General knowledge of Collective Agreements, BCFMA policies, procedures, and databases.
• Maintains a current list of user IDs for the various internal and external website applications used by Operations employees.
• Processes and tracks critical incidents in coordination with leadership and advises HR accordingly.
• Confirms union leave dates for monthly reconciliations by Financial Services.
• Administers archiving processes for closure of files and coordinates off-site storage.
• Prepares agendas, takes notes at meetings and coordinates travel arrangements for leaders and employees.
• Supports administrative projects.

Job Requirements

Education

• High school diploma supplemented by a completion of a certificate in office administration or equivalent
• A minimum of three years related administrative / coordinator experience; an equivalent combination of education, experience, and / or training will be considered.

Experience

• Advanced experience (minimum 3 years) using Microsoft Office Suite.
• Experience with highly confidential and sensitive information.

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities

• Strong organizational and prioritization skills.
• Advanced knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint).
• Ability to apply critical thinking and exercise sound judgment in decision-making.
• Ability to interpret and apply relevant policies, procedures and guidelines.
• Ability to accurately monitor and track deadlines and information.

Additional Information

• A Criminal Record Check is required.

Why work at BCFMA?

• An opportunity to be part of an inclusive and diverse culture where you can make a difference and team members are appreciated and valued.
• Work-life balance with a Monday to Friday work week.
• Participation in a Defined Benefit Public Service Pension Plan
• Competitive benefits package including extended health, dental, above standard vacation entitlement, company paid sick time and flex days.
• On-the-job training with opportunities for ongoing learning and development.

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The salary for this position is $45, to $71, per year. The starting salary for candidates who meet the base qualifications can be expected to start up to the 25th percentile. Please note this position is excluded from Union membership. Candidates must be a Canadian citizen or Permanent Resident to apply for this full-time opportunity. The successful candidate hired for the role must be living in British Columbia at the time of employment.

We are committed to promoting equity, anti-racism and multi-culturalism, addressing social and health issues such as mental health and poverty, and providing services that make communities safer. We strive for lasting and meaningful reconciliation through Indigenous-specific community recognition, outreach, and relationship building efforts.

To apply for this position or view our other career opportunities, please visit our career portal at . We would like to thank all candidates for their interest, however only those being considered for this role will be contacted.