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HR Administrator
Summary
Title:HR Administrator
ID:450
Department:Human Resources
Rate of Pay:20.67
Location:Main Office
Shift Hours/Days:8:30a-4:30p
Status :FT
Hours Per Week:40
Description

SUMMARY OF POSITION: Human Resources Administrator

Hours/Location: 8:30am-4:30pm Monday-Friday. Daily Job Site: Main Office Brandywine MD, in Prince Georges County, MD. As an essential employee, your attendance may be required at work and /or you may have to perform essential job duties even in cases of inclement weather.
FLSA Status:  Exempt,  starting salary 43K
Classification: Full-Time
Field Work & Travel: Position requires approximately 40% field work and 25% travel
Qualification/Requirements: 

​​EPIC is an organization that strives to develop and maintain a harmonious work environment and encourages growth and professional development.  All EPIC team members have basic requirements in areas such as Leadership, Team Management, and Compliance Assurance.​ 

​​The position of​ ​Human Resources Administrator performs various functions in support of the HR department. The Administrator has an essential role of maintaining records, preparing a variety of complex documents, and carrying out secretarial functions to support human resources procedures and policies. As part of their responsibilities, human resources administrators help in sourcing candidates, setting up interviews, conducting new hire orientation and onboarding, maintaining records, and managing clerical duties. ​ 

When they are not communicating with candidates or collaborating with co-workers, they are completing duties that involve the use of specialized tools like spreadsheets and applicant tracking software. Their work description also involves answering phones, responding to inquiries, and forwarding calls/messages as appropriate. Administrators working in human resources units of most organizations develop and maintain various logs and other record-keeping systems related to assigned functions. They assist in day-to-day human resources tasks, such as compliance research, filing, and issuing staff IDs and name tags. 

  • ​​Must have a​ ​high school diploma or GED​ with at least one year of clerical experience ​or a related role and having prior experience in a human resources environment associate or bachelor's​ degree in business management, human resources, or public administration, preferred. 

  • ​​Must have​ ​intermediate​ ​Microsoft​ ​Office Suite​ ​skills.​ 

  • Can thoroughly carry out instructions. 

 

​​Soft Skills:​ 

  • ​​Possess​ ​strong​ ​creative and customer service skills.​ 

  • ​​Must have​ ​strong​ ​critical thinking skills.​ 

  • ​​Have​ ​strong​ ​adaptability and flexibility to be effective in changing environments.​ 

  • ​​Possess​ ​strong​ ​conflict resolutions skills.​ 

​​Interpersonal Skills:​ 

  • ​​Ability to closely collaborate across all EPIC programs and departments.​ 

  • ​​Ability to work together as a team where there is effective communication.​ 

  • ​​Must possess​ ​excellent​ ​communication, analytical, and problem-solving skills.​ 

  • ​​Must be able to prioritize, multi-task and meet deadlines in compliance with internal and external agencies rules and regulation.​ 

  • ​​Excellent​ ​time management skills to manage one's own time and the time of others.​ 

  • ​​Must be responsible and take accountability for own actions.​ 
     

    Document Management: Prepare, process, and review a variety of documents, including applicant/employee files and payroll records for completeness, accuracy, and submission standards. 

    HR Spreadsheets: Maintain HR spreadsheets, including SOPs for vacation and COVID. 

    Meeting & Mail Coordination: Schedule meetings, sort/distribute mail, and maintain departmental files. 

    Supplies & Invoices: Maintain department supplies and process invoices for payment. 

    Office Tools Operation: Operate office tools, including computers, specialized software, photocopiers, fax machines, and printers. 

    Visitor & Employee Direction: Direct visitors and employees to appropriate departments/office space. 

    Routine Queries & Forms: Answer routine questions and distribute/explain forms, such as employment applications. 

    File Management: Destroy outdated files following protocol or move them to inactive storage. 

    Recruitment Support: Assist in recruitment by taking badge photos during orientation, following up on reference checks, and creating personnel files for new employees. 

    Employee Records: Ensure new hires provide required documents, such as proof of identity and employment records. 

    HR Unit Point of Contact: Serve as the initial point of contact for HR services, providing assistance in payroll compliance, record keeping, and learning and development. 

    Training & Development Coordination: Manage employee training enrollment and certificate upload into EHR and personnel files.  

    Onboarding Facilitation: Assist Human Resources Generalist in implementing a smooth onboarding process by conducting new hire orientation, preparing and retrieving documentation, and coordinating onboarding with other departments. 

    Administrative Tasks: Manage employee personnel files, prepare communications for employees and external stakeholders, and employment verifications. 

    Documentation & Communication: Prepare HR-related documents like offer letters, resignation letters, disciplinary letters, and performance appraisals. Contribute to internal communication materials such as newsletters or announcements. 

     

    Document Management: Prepare, process, and review a variety of documents, including applicant/employee files and payroll records for completeness, accuracy, and submission standards. 

    HR Spreadsheets: Maintain HR spreadsheets, including SOPs for vacation and COVID. 

    Meeting & Mail Coordination: Schedule meetings, sort/distribute mail, and maintain departmental files. 

    Supplies & Invoices: Maintain department supplies and process invoices for payment. 

    Office Tools Operation: Operate office tools, including computers, specialized software, photocopiers, fax machines, and printers. 

    Visitor & Employee Direction: Direct visitors and employees to appropriate departments/office space. 

    Routine Queries & Forms: Answer routine questions and distribute/explain forms, such as employment applications. 

    File Management: Destroy outdated files following protocol or move them to inactive storage. 

    Recruitment Support: Assist in recruitment by taking badge photos during orientation, following up on reference checks, and creating personnel files for new employees. 

    Employee Records: Ensure new hires provide required documents, such as proof of identity and employment records. 

    HR Unit Point of Contact: Serve as the initial point of contact for HR services, providing assistance in payroll compliance, record keeping, and learning and development. 

    Training & Development Coordination: Manage employee training enrollment and certificate upload into EHR and personnel files.  

    Onboarding Facilitation: Assist Human Resources Generalist in implementing a smooth onboarding process by conducting new hire orientation, preparing and retrieving documentation, and coordinating onboarding with other departments. 

    Administrative Tasks: Manage employee personnel files, prepare communications for employees and external stakeholders, and employment verifications. 

    Documentation & Communication: Prepare HR-related documents like offer letters, resignation letters, disciplinary letters, and performance appraisals. Contribute to internal communication materials such as newsletters or announcements. 

    Record Maintenance: Accurately update and maintain employee information, such as personal details, job titles, and Personnel Status Change Forms. 

    Employee Queries: Address employee queries related to company policies, benefits, leave management, and other HR-related matters. 

    Recruitment & Training Events: Set up recruitment and training events. 

    Database Entry: Enter employment data into the company database. 
     

    ​​Physical demands as described are representative of those required to successfully perform the essential functions of the position. Reasonable accommodations may be made.​ 

  • Employee must regularly sit, walk, talk, hear, use hand and fingers, and handle, or feel; occasionally required to stand, walk, reach with hands and arms, stoop, kneel, crouch, or crawl. 

  • ​​Lift and/or move up to 50 pounds.​ 

  • Vision abilities include close, distance, color, peripheral, and ability to adjust focus. 

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