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Corporate Express Canada was named one of the “50 Best Employers in Canada” in
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survey ranks companies based on levels of employee engagement, employee
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Corporate Express Canada has operations in 23 facilities, 10 distribution
, G' Z+ ~1 w" ^/ O" V7 ~) wcenters and employs over 1,500 people, approximately 400 sales and customer care
" n0 E( S/ _, {9 P1 o& Arepresentatives and owns over 110 delivery vehicles. To learn more about us
& @9 }2 v/ W8 x' @! Q+ t6 a( G: p4 iplease visit our website at www.cexp.ca Corporate Express offers a competitive. \+ U, T0 Z. Q* X# q; J' D. W
base salary with excellent opportunities for career growth.% q) \# G3 l( A7 ]) [
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PURPOSE
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Provides technical support in the division for computer hardware and software.0 ]1 p6 l8 M' q' j1 n0 z9 q2 c* u
Troubleshoots network problems. Installs and maintains PC hardware and software
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ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES in order of importance. Other duties may1 @8 i1 o% \# q, O
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• Installs computer hardware, software, peripherals, printers, and fax machines
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3 s0 k" u8 G: G• Provides help desk support services for the division.7 F( O. A% k, l* o
• Serves as Microsoft Office application support by assisting internal users in
: o/ o0 p" p7 d: M% F4 a, u& Kthe use of Microsoft Outlook, Word, Excel and PowerPoint." k; G0 `8 W: N( C
• Manages the desktop and asset management lifecycle process to replace and
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1 n5 g9 z, R, H' y• Performs administration and maintenance of local site servers.8 M! Q( v. N! k; c0 m1 y
• Acts as a point of contact and reports warehouse system issues.
" n6 ^- Q( ~" s' Q• Assists in implementation and maintenance of warehouse systems, as necessary.
/ j* y9 Y) t9 t, v+ O+ E3 ?0 H• Supports and performs tasks related to company IS policies and procedures.* p0 c3 _8 Z: D6 T0 s
• Troubleshoots hardware and software problems, provides software diagnostics
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2 E2 ^" }0 p6 W8 |( x+ D• Performs LAN tasks as directed by National IT staff. Tasks may include B: E) ?# `, E. t: Y7 d
installation of hardware, maintenance of patch cables to standards, and assists$ K3 ^4 i% C+ U7 Y8 h; M- Q
with component failures.
2 U8 D# L* K. `! N5 Y* l• Performs basic administration of local phone/PBX systems to ensure the! ?2 m1 q6 U. {) {
division is operational. If division is on IP Telephony, works with headquarters
2 S2 U; v) H! L) l& sVoice/Data Team to support telecommunication solutions.: D0 r& V' ?2 B2 B/ j: J$ b
• Maintains hardware and software inventories using company Asset Management
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• Maintains standard naming conventions.
3 S3 v g# Z/ |" u' A• Coordinates with division management to engage contractors for break/fixes of
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1 e+ |- b, a& ?2 F1 H• Provides backup support to other IT professionals.$ j9 P/ F5 c" U( N, ?$ B8 x
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PRIMARY INTERACTIONS
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4 P, E- h! ?! s3 Q# e1 ~Daily interaction with division users, division and head office Information
p# }# {7 a: ~. ?# w9 I+ XServices personnel.7 Y2 e0 y) a/ G _
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9 n: @6 ~1 M- X9 j• Analytical and troubleshooting skills) K8 m' U4 N7 ]( E" J( Y2 [
• Team player }/ q' a# G# T. y% y4 G* M+ {
• Good communication skills, both written and oral
0 b t7 s& l5 p8 a4 ]• Good interpersonal skills
6 z1 r$ x5 {2 Y+ g& r: g• Experience with Microsoft applications (Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
$ U+ q( S$ n9 a- f( q• Experience with VPN and Remote Access Dial-Up connections
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EDUCATION and/or EXPERIENCE, m$ V' U4 U, n- p8 C# W
+ Z6 h }- u& i5 Y! h• Technical certification, with a minimum of two (2) years technical support
8 k/ n! y& m4 s& v0 Hexperience, or any equivalent combination of education, training, or experience.) i$ ]5 Z) D5 P: X0 g/ ]
• Demonstrated knowledge of personal computers (desktops, laptops, printers),
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imaging processes.
8 P8 _( v1 Z6 `5 o3 b& s" I• 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./ Q4 {. e- p2 p! X j
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PHYSICAL DEMANDS+ y: C! \2 M1 B9 X5 S
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by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job.
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Q$ W5 A1 l* a6 b5 bWork is generally mobile. Requires frequent physical effort lifting personal
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is needed to carry out everyday activities.5 z0 m1 K2 t8 c9 Y0 G1 z, {( }, s: g E
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The work environment characteristics described here are representative of those6 C6 B* a, V! G
an employee encounters while performing the essential functions of this job.
2 U4 N0 W3 t* S# A$ eReasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to" U3 e. G" y& R" y" a) Y# A% c
perform the essential functions. |
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