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    CITY OF KODIAK GRADE 16

    JOB DESCRIPTION

    CLASS TITLE: Accounting Technician/Cashier

    DEPARTMENT: Finance

    REPORTS TO: Finance Director

    SUPERVISES: None

    GENERAL FUNCTIONS: Under the direction of the Finance Director or an employee of ahigher classification, performs advanced clerical work andaccounting functions.

    DISTINGUISHING FACTORS:

    The employee occupying the position of this class is responsible for general office and accountingtasks, including secretarial responsibilities. This class is distinguished from lower-level classes bythe difficulty of the tasks, the advanced skills and knowledge required by these tasks, and theexercise of some independent judgment. The chance of error on the part of the employee couldhave serious consequences for the department or public. Work is performed semi-independentlyonce each major element of the work is understood. Assignments are received in the form of general outlines of what is to be accomplished and the employee determines the most appropriatecourse of action consistent with departmental rules, regulations and procedures. Work is usuallyreviewed upon completion for adherence to policies and procedures and for the quality of service

    provided to the Finance Department or the public.

    JOB FUNCTIONS:

    1. Provides clerical and limited secretarial assistance; performs routine accountingfunctions; works with other employees and assists the general public; answers routinequestions in person or on the telephone; and prepares accounts for collection.

    2. Serves as accounts receivable clerk with responsibility over the areas of utilities, as wellas posting and accounts receivable for all City departments.

    3. Performs the duties of a cashier for the municipality including receiving cash, checks,or credit cards in payment for water bills, sales taxes, harbormaster services,miscellaneous accounts, and other payments; writes receipts; balances cash on handwith receipts, enters proper account numbers on bills or statements.

    4. Prepares correspondence regarding past due accounts in receivables and prepares shut off listings for approval.

    5. Processes all utility updates for utility billing. Works with customers and answers allquestions regarding utility billings.

    City of Kodiak Accounting Technician/Cashier

    6. Processes bank drafting for auto paid accounts in utility system.Created: 01/01/2001. Revised: 1/2007, 7/2007

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    7. Bill and account for all utilities. Prepares bills on a monthly basis and ensures that all billsare accurate and timely. Balance utility application with the general ledger on amonthly basis.

    8. Acts as backup for postage machine, takes statements to post office, adds postage to machine,and uses stuffing machine.

    9. Serves as backup for all Finance Department functions when needed.

    Created: 01/01/2001. Revised: 1/2007, 7/2007

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    CITY OF KODIAK GRADE 16

    JOB SPECIFICATIONS

    CLASS TITLE: Accounting Technician/Cashier

    DEPARTMENT: Finance Department

    SKILLS, KNOWLEDGE, AND ABILITIES:

    Must be a high school graduate or equivalent (GED) with three years progressively responsibleaccounting and office experience. Should have the ability to read, post and make variousmathematical computations quickly and accurately. Must be able to operate a personal computer.

    DECISION-MAKING RESPONSIBILITY/AUTHORITY:

    Works under the general supervision of the Finance Director or designee with close review of entries or assignments. Responsible for large amounts of money in preparing bank deposits andacting as cashier. Must be bondable.

    SUPERVISORY AUTHORITY:

    None

    EXTERNAL VISIBILITY/CONTACT:

    Frequent contact with department employees and with the public requiring a well-developed senseof tact and courtesy.

    WORKING CONDITIONS:

    Office environment with occasional out of office duties.

    Created: 01/01/2001. Revised: 1/2007, 7/2007