Administrative Services Officer- Journal Editor

Essential Functions

• Records with visual and auditory proficiency all House floor action taken on bills, resolutions, amendments and all procedural motions electronically while physically in the “House well”.
• Inserts electronically with visual and auditory proofing all votes made during House floor action.
• Compiles accurately other legislative reports and filings with House floor action items to electronically create the daily House Journal.
• Produces the final bound House journal, which includes the visual and auditory electronic compiling of documents to include; Officers of the House, Joint employees, Elected State officials, Members of the House, Daily Journals, supplement, amendments filed, Conference Committee Reports, Resolutions adopted, memorials, creating the index, and visually proofing the final copy before transmitting to the printer.
• Oversees the review of and visually approves final copy of bound journal.
• Covers the Chief Clerk’s office as scheduled.
• Coordinates all interactions with the printer for successful delivery of bound journals.

Additional Job Functions

• Directory - auditory and visual compiling, editing and proofing for the printer the G.A. directory.
• Coordinates the compiling of documents with Senate counterparts.
• Oversees the review of and visually approves final copy of G.A. Directory.
• Covers the Chief Clerk’s office as scheduled.
• Inputs and reviews legislator information used for website and various legislative documents.
• Conducts user meetings with IT staff to enhance software and macros performance.
• Assists with switchboard coverage, responds to general questions from public during interim periods.
• Research historical precedent requests from the Chief Clerk.

Skills

• Ability to establish and maintain good working relationships and provide excellent customer service with the elected members, staff, general public and lobbyists.
• Demonstrate knowledge of business English, spelling, clerical procedures and professional standards, and attention to detail.
• Must be an excellent proofreader and grammarian.
• Appropriate professional conduct, judgment and personable demeanor in the Chamber and throughout the workplace at all times.
• General knowledge of computer applications, accurate typing ability, and visual and auditory acuity.
• Extensive institutional knowledge of the legislative process.
• Ability to be cross trained and perform related duties included in other areas of the Chief Clerk’s office.
• Flexible to work longer hours as requested during the legislative session.

Minimum Qualification Requirements

• A four year degree (BA/BS) from an accredited college or university required with professional administrative experience of four years.
• OR High school diploma, GED, or military experience and related professional administrative experience in excess of four years minimum may be substituted for education.
• OR Advanced degree from an accredited college or university.