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Corporate Express Canada was named one of the “50 Best Employers in Canada” in% T! U' t' l9 u5 W! `
the 2008 Report on Business magazine. Based primarily on employee input, the; x9 O0 M: W0 I
survey ranks companies based on levels of employee engagement, employee o% Q' ?4 X& L+ e* I T
satisfaction, executive leadership, workplace culture, and more.# l. [" R X9 Y6 w1 x
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Corporate Express Canada has operations in 23 facilities, 10 distribution$ p3 R7 c3 e! u( G) Q; p
centers and employs over 1,500 people, approximately 400 sales and customer care
$ v! L/ ?, h; L4 f- y' ]representatives and owns over 110 delivery vehicles. To learn more about us
7 `- |3 `! M: h5 w. l/ @please visit our website at www.cexp.ca Corporate Express offers a competitive- W) q5 R+ I' f; E' }+ o' \2 w' F/ Q
base salary with excellent opportunities for career growth.
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PURPOSE6 b5 ^8 o" I- I9 U' O8 p, Y
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Provides technical support in the division for computer hardware and software.9 F l0 h5 p4 \$ W/ _. L2 ~ w# H7 ~
Troubleshoots network problems. Installs and maintains PC hardware and software
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ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES in order of importance. Other duties may
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% U2 T! R. m {9 ?% c, c• Installs computer hardware, software, peripherals, printers, and fax machines& m) z9 m9 J* q/ {. D) U
for the division staff.
) x1 x) M ^! P5 s% E7 b• Provides help desk support services for the division.
4 W: b, o, ^$ B1 t) Z* a3 b• Serves as Microsoft Office application support by assisting internal users in
% n2 y2 `* T. { N9 E ~the use of Microsoft Outlook, Word, Excel and PowerPoint.0 [9 Q3 f1 f+ N' s/ o
• Manages the desktop and asset management lifecycle process to replace and
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/ z; E# }; t) |4 `& O• Performs administration and maintenance of local site servers." w8 o) C4 d! U4 E0 d1 [
• Acts as a point of contact and reports warehouse system issues.1 X# }9 Q$ ~! j# R5 c
• Assists in implementation and maintenance of warehouse systems, as necessary.
& R* H" U5 S' V2 K1 e• Supports and performs tasks related to company IS policies and procedures.
4 i, S1 X# u9 i' p• Troubleshoots hardware and software problems, provides software diagnostics9 U. L& _% H9 U4 G# A* H: E
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• Performs LAN tasks as directed by National IT staff. Tasks may include
" {7 D1 n# m- v# o) L8 N1 \' {2 m3 P- Sinstallation of hardware, maintenance of patch cables to standards, and assists
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• Performs basic administration of local phone/PBX systems to ensure the8 ~* _6 ]* |" D; b
division is operational. If division is on IP Telephony, works with headquarters; V0 n( {. |* G( p
Voice/Data Team to support telecommunication solutions.) N2 u' N9 h* c t: |0 V6 |
• Maintains hardware and software inventories using company Asset Management
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8 \+ K1 e2 d" D& x: i• Maintains standard naming conventions.
; s# L b( B5 z' @/ R: o* S2 {• Coordinates with division management to engage contractors for break/fixes of$ _. f) p) `/ J5 I2 U
software/hardware and computers, as necessary.( X4 `& {" u# ?0 z' W/ d' P
• Provides backup support to other IT professionals.
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( D! l, H3 X. uPRIMARY INTERACTIONS& S8 w9 G4 c% z% s+ [
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Daily interaction with division users, division and head office Information
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COMPETENCIES
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• Analytical and troubleshooting skills
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• Good communication skills, both written and oral% g- N6 B! T5 C6 m/ z6 z
• Good interpersonal skills
) [6 H7 b; M$ u• Experience with Microsoft applications (Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
! J$ d4 T6 U) z7 {: q0 U2 r• Experience with VPN and Remote Access Dial-Up connections. _& F' }- I* R: a1 T1 L
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EDUCATION and/or EXPERIENCE; w: [& n, T3 J& [2 j
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• Technical certification, with a minimum of two (2) years technical support
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• Demonstrated knowledge of personal computers (desktops, laptops, printers),$ X$ l8 Q/ T: T/ v; s4 ^& D
Voice/Data, Warehouse Systems, and general knowledge of personal computer
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/ G+ s3 r& k8 ~8 `4 `8 q- |• Knowledge of laser printers, multi-functional copier/printer/fax devices, and
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• Knowledge of help desk operations, software, databases, and Visual Basic.
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* h& o+ ]; I" ~1 |% TPHYSICAL DEMANDS
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The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met$ i; N# e0 |$ m, f5 u
by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job.
\5 f- P2 K4 E. k/ yReasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to* ^8 m" x4 a/ x: k
perform the essential functions.6 M7 p7 O1 K1 Z& C H5 T- P% x3 `
5 O2 \% M; f# E; O; n4 C8 aWork is generally mobile. Requires frequent physical effort lifting personal, f7 K) S2 R; \! |' c
computers up to a maximum of 70 pounds. Occasional kneeling, crawling, stooping: @6 R! o/ K$ V Z
is needed to carry out everyday activities.% P5 n% K- q, K) a
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WORK ENVIRONMENT& e! F* ?/ M( G: z0 S; R4 Y% I
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The work environment characteristics described here are representative of those+ H+ }, l( m, j9 |; y' V, |5 |
an employee encounters while performing the essential functions of this job.+ z$ Q- [2 m: Y$ J& @' ?
Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to- q3 i' k6 T; r$ I6 R' w' e
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