Scheduling Officer Job Kamloops area,BC Canada,Administrative/Clerical

DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES

Coordinates the production of course schedules and final exam schedules.

Creates and modifies sections for registration and provides preventative and remedial maintenance on existing sections.

Works with others to resolve complex scheduling issues and provide solutions by comparing and evaluating possible courses of action and making determinations weighing all factors including assessing the impact on the academic work of the University.

Provides input in the Senate approval process for courses and maintains the catalog of courses as approved.

Coordinates and maximizes the assignment of classroom and meeting room space for external clients and Campus in a collaborative, pan-institutional process.

Coordinates the work of and trains the Scheduling Assistant.

Develops and documents processes and procedures for effective and efficient scheduling of courses, exams and academic space, as well as maintaining inventory tables and setting in systems.

Establishes and provides training for faculty, staff and chairs on scheduling matters.

Maintains knowledge of current TRU policies and procedures.

Compiles, prepares and summarizes statistical information such as space utilization data and prepares other related reports.

Reports classroom space deficiencies to the appropriate area of the University.

REPORTS TO
Management within the Registrar's Office, as assigned

QUALIFICATIONS

EDUCATION:

Two-year Diploma or Associates Degree

EXPERIENCE:

Three-years of relevant work experience, including event and project coordination, computerized report generation, word-processing and spreadsheet skills, scheduling experience, and data entry in a relational database

SKILLS KNOWLEDGE OR ABILITIES RELATED TO THE JOB

Detail-oriented with excellent project management skills, including the ability to establish and meet timelines
Ability to perform electronic word processing and data entry at 45 wpm
Demonstrated excellent business English, spelling, grammar and composition skills
Demonstrate intermediate skills in word-processing and spreadsheets
Ability to operate related equipment such as printers, scanners, fax machines and photocopiers
Ability to work independently as well as contribute as part of a team
Ability to conduct office business in a professional manner
Ability to work with others to resolve scheduling issues

WORKING CONDITIONS

General office conditions
Sitting at a desk and computer for long periods of time

The salary for the above position is determined by the Collective Agreement with the Canadian Union of Public Employees, Local 4879, as it presently exists.


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