Part Time Office Services Clerk (British Columbia)

Part Time Office Services Clerk (British Columbia)

24 Oct
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Cozen O'Connor
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British Columbia

24 Oct

Cozen O'Connor

British Columbia

Support Cozen O’Connor’s Vancouver office three days weekly through document services, equipment operation, and organized administrative support onsite. Careful execution matters.
As a part-time Office Services Clerk, you will support the Administration team with daily operational requests. The position requires office services, facilities, hospitality, or administrative experience, plus strong organization and attention to detail. You will assist Reception, Hospitality, and other departments as required.
Key Responsibilities: Complete printing, photocopying, scanning, sorting, and document assembly requests
Operate and maintain photocopiers, scanners, and related equipment
Monitor office supply inventory, distribution, and replenishment
Assist with boardroom and event setup, takedown,



and cleanup
Assist with daily mail-runs and internal office moves
Requirements: One or more years of relevant office services experience
Strong organizational skills and careful attention to detail
Ability to prioritize multiple requests effectively
Proficiency with office equipment and basic computer applications
Robust communication, interpersonal, and customer service skills
Bring dependable office services, equipment, and administrative skills to Cozen O’Connor’s onsite Vancouver Administration team.

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📌 Part Time Office Services Clerk (British Columbia)
🏢 Cozen O'Connor
📍 British Columbia

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