Job Description
The Trust Coordinator is responsible for administrative support for Account Managers/Trust Officers, maintaining all account files for compliance and audit and providing a variety of administrative and clerical support duties.
Essential Functions
- Follow established and defined policies and procedures requiring sound reasoning, judgment and initiative
- Coordinate account documentation, including establishing, maintaining, and closing accounts on the trust accounting system
- Coordinate documentation and communication with Trust Operations
- Verify and/or process transactions, as directed
- Initiate specific transactions, as directed
- Identify/resolve daily account/administrative issues
- Assist with special projects, seminars, and special events
- Ensure total document and data integrity
- Organize and file correspondence and documentation
- Manage personal workload/workflow
- Originate and type correspondence/documentation
- Answer the telephone
- Identify and resolve customer/operational issues
- Assist customers, as needed
- Partner with Trust personnel and operational staff
- Generate customer documents and agreements, as directed
- Input new account system information
- Monitor overdrafts and excess cash balances in Trust Accounts
- Monitor the timely processing of transfers when opening/closing accounts
- Process distributions requests and bill payments for clients, as directed
- Check previous days operational transactions
- Monitor receipt of new account assets and money
- Monitor receipt of closing account assets and money
- Update current client system information to operations
- Deposit/post all transactions
- Provide assistance/training to other personnel
- Contribute to various committees (as requested)
- Perform Committee Secretary duties (as assigned)
- Monitor and reconcile daily balance sheets, including those that come from outside record keepers
- Coordinate and monitor all incoming rollovers into designated plan
- Provide administrative support for all Account Managers/Trust Officers
- Assist with audits and special projects as needed
- Recommend improvements to procedures
- Provide appropriate customer service levels
- Minimize departmental non‑payroll costs
- Maximize technology tools available
- Ensure accuracy of financial data
- Communicate problems or areas requiring attention to manager
Additional Essential Functions
- Ensure compliance with Northwest’s policies and procedures, and Federal/State regulations
- Navigate Microsoft Office Software, computer applications, and software specific to the department in order to maximize technology tools and gain efficiency
- Work as part of a team
- Work with on‑site equipment; maintain safety and health for those without supervisory duties
- Abide by the rules of the safety and loss prevention program
- Perform work tasks in a safe manner
- Report any and all injuries to supervisor
- Know what to do in case of an emergency
Qualifications
Education: High School Diploma or equivalent.
Work Experience: 3‑5 years of customer service experience.
General Employee Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:
- Establish effective working relationships among team members and participate in solving problems and making decisions.
- Present and express ideas and information clearly and concisely in a manner appropriate to the audience, whether oral or written.
- Actively listen to what others are saying to achieve understanding, share information with others, and facilitate the open exchange of ideas and information.
- Establish courses of action to accomplish specific goals, develop and use tracking systems for monitoring own work progress, and effectively use resources such as time and information.
- Make right decisions based on perceptive and analytical processes, practicing good judgment in gray areas.
Additional Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:
- Ability to work with PCs, word processing, and spreadsheets.
- Skill in telephone etiquette.
- Clerical aptitude.
Northwest is an equal opportunity employer.