Administrative Coordinator

Fossil Rim Wildlife Center

Posted 3 months ago

Full Time

Glen Rose, Texas

In Person

Smart Summary

Responsibilities

The Administrative Coordinator provides essential support to the Human Resources and Finance departments, including managing intern programs and housing. Additionally, the role oversees warehouse inventory, processes incoming supplies, and handles financial deposits from on-site locations.

Qualifications

Fossil Rim Wildlife Center is seeking an Administrative Coordinator to support the Human Resources and Finance Departments. Key qualifications include a high school diploma/GED, good organizational skills, proficiency in MS Office, and strong communication abilities. The role involves coordinating intern programs, managing supplies, and assisting with administrative tasks, requiring the ability to lift up to 50 lbs and work in varying weather conditions.

Job Description

FOSSIL RIM WILDLIFE CENTER invites applicants for the position: Administrative Coordinator   Summary and Purpose of Position: This position is responsible for support of the Human Resources and Finance Departments. This position has a unique involvement and interaction with all departments throughout the center. This position will involve coordinating all incoming & departing interns/preceptors along with the supervision of the intern house, Katie’s cottage and Scottage, as well as helping at the central warehouse facility and other administrative activities as needed. The administrative coordinator is to receive and track supply levels for all office, cleaning, paper goods, and other assigned incoming supplies. The position is responsible for pulling supplies and delivering to departments on site. Communicating professionally with interns, preceptors, vendors, freight companies, delivery personnel, and all level of staff as necessary.   Specific/Mandatory Duties: The essential responsibilities of the Administrative Coordinator include but are not necessarily limited to the following:   Human Resources:
  • Coordinating all interns/preceptorships arrival and departure paperwork
  • Be available for all intern/preceptor arrivals to Fossil Rim
  • Maintaining the intern program and meetings
  • Maintain intern housing; intern common area and room checks
  • Birthday and Anniversary cards to staff
  • Help Maintain and file Intern files
  • Assist HR with scanning employees’ files
  • Help maintain an organized inventory for uniforms store
  • Schedule Intern Talks each season with all the department heads (possible in future)
  • Other responsibilities as assigned
Inventories: Supply Department
  • Achieve and maintain a thorough knowledge of all supplies used at Fossil Rim
  • Follow policies and procedures to enhance the ease of receiving and delivering supplies and recommend changes as needed.
  • Receive all incoming assigned supplies and verify quantity matches packing slips & notify the accounting generalist of receipt and of any discrepancies.
  • Process and deliver, if needed, incoming orders from shipping companies.
  • Work closely with Purchasing to ensure timely delivery of supplies.
  • Pull supplies requested by departments and deliver to various departments as required.
  • Maintain warehouse inventory, organizing supplies, and reordering supplies for central.
Finance/Administration:
  • Collect all incoming deposits from the nature store, café, and front gate.
  • Collect all penny press, telescope machine, and donation monies from on-site locations.
  • Deliver the deposits to the Accounting Department for review / recording.
  • Deliver all change orders to Nature Store, Café, and Front Gate that are prepared by the Accounting Generalist.
  • Help accounting generalist with purchasing orders
Secondary Duties and Responsibilities:
  • Take mail to roadside mailbox or post office as needed.
  • Deliver incoming mail to department/individual mailboxes as addressed. Emailing interns when they have received any kind of mail.
  • Maintain the Admin vehicles (take to car wash, vacuum, clean interior and the windshields.
  • Perform other duties as assigned.
Desired Qualities, Experience and Educational Skills:
  • High School/GED Education
  • Good organizational skills, with the ability to prioritize and multi-task
  • Intermediate knowledge of MS Excel, Word, and PowerPoint.
  • Must communicate effectively both verbally and in writing. Strong problem solving.
  • Detail oriented and ability to work without supervision
  • Ability to work closely with other departments, and interact positively and professionally.
  • Knowledge and use of safe lifting procedures.
  • Ability to bend, stoop, and lift up to 25 lbs. repeated and up to 50 lbs. occasionally.
  • Ability to spend up to 2/3 of the work day standing/walking.
  • Ability to work outside as needed in weather ranging from extreme heat +100 degrees to extreme cold below freezing and in wet weather.
  • Self-Starter, learn quickly and have the ability to adapt to new responsibilities and assignments.
  • Willingness to take on assignments and tasks which may be unrelated to the core job description but which are important to the company.
Work Requirements:
  • A 40-hour workweek requiring flexibility.
  • Available to work on weekends and holidays only as needed.
  • Adherence to all company policies, rules, and procedures.
  • Available to work extra time as and when needed.
  • Regular attendance is required as scheduled
  Please submit your resume today!  We are a Non-Profit organization and an equal employment opportunity employer and will consider all qualified applicants without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, age, gender identity, national origin, protected veteran status, disability or any other protected classification under federal and state law.   Fossil Rim is an “at will” and equal opportunity employer. It should be noted that it is company policy to conduct background checks on potential new employees, inclusive of testing for drugs and controlled substance use.  

Fossil Rim Wildlife Center

Mission: Leadership in studying and creating self-sustaining populations ex situ and in situ of the world's most endangered animal species. The Conservation Centers for Species Survival (C2S2) is a group of conservation centers that collectively manage more than 25,000 acres of land devoted to the survival of threatened species with special needs (including those requiring large land areas, natural group sizes and minimal public disturbance). By combining their scientific and management expertise, these centers excel in studying and creating self-sustaining populations of some of the world’s most endangered animals. Currently the six full participating facilities are the Fossil Rim Wildlife Center, Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium, Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute, the Wilds and White Oak Conservation Center. Collectively, C2S2 has large, naturalistic areas that support significant-sized groups of animals that, in turn, allow for enhanced research in husbandry, reproductive biology, endocrinology, nutrition, genetics, behavior, health and ecology. By focusing on species that can most benefit from its space and facilities, populations can be managed on a large scale. Our goal is creating information, animals and populations that directly benefit that species in nature.
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