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Southern Farm Bureau Casualty Insurance Company in Baton Rouge, LA is seeking an Office Services Clerk I to perform non-supervisory mailroom and related duties. This role contributes to the daily operations by distributing inter-office mail, assisting with runs, and processing shipments in a on-site environment.
The successful candidate will have a High School diploma and may have 6 months mailroom experience; the company offers a family-oriented culture, work-life balance and a comprehensive
Are you looking for a great team environment? Southern Farm Bureau Casualty Insurance Companyis currently seeking to fill an Office Services Clerk I.
Southern Farm Bureau is a great company and an excellent place to work. The Company offers a family-oriented work environment, work-life balance and a rich benefit package which includes paid time off, company matched 401(k), pension/retirement, medical, dental, vision, group life, accidental death and dismemberment, employee assistant program, and a continued education program. This is not a Remote opportunity.
The Office Services Clerk I will perform all Office Services non-supervisory duties as designated by Supervisor or Manager.
Distribute inter office mail and pick up outgoing mail throughout building.
Assist in all runs made by Office Services division including claim file runs, bank runs, post office runs, and runs to outside vendors.
Collect, sort, and weigh all outgoing mail. Prepare certified return receipt, express, proof of delivery, and priority mailing. Remain familiar with postal rates and procedures to process mail.
Process and ship agents mail and supplies.
Receive, sign in and deliver all overnight packages.
Assist with Company fleet (MS).
Assist with printing, scanning, and imaging (MS).
High School or better.
6 months minimum General Mailroom experience is preferred.
Equal Opportunity Employer
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