TEAM4REC
Customer Service Administrator

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Customer Administrators | multiple roles available
Based at South Gyle | Fully office-based roles with free parking
Full-Time roles | Monday to Friday | 9:00am to 5:00pm
Long-Term temporary contracts | initial contracts until end of May 2027 with strong potential to be extended & may become permanent
Pay rate of £13.50 per hour + holiday pay
PLEASE NOTE - as this role will be working within Financial Services candidates MUST be able to pass both a criminal record check (Disclosure Scotland) and a Credit Check.
Responsibilities
The successful candidates will be responsible for the following:
- Processing both customer and advisor requests through the company's investment platforms & internal systems
- Ensuring requests are completed correctly in line with SLA's & agreed timescales
- Investigating & resolving queries & issues, working with internal teams where required
- Updating customer details & information on the company's internal systems
- Identifying areas for process improvements on Administration processes
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Qualifications
Previous experience of providing back-office administration or processing - preferably within Financial Services
Required Skills
In order to be considered for these roles your skills and experience should include:
- Previous experience of providing back-office administration or processing - preferably within Financial Services
- Any candidates with the above experience including working with or exposure to ISA's, SIPP's & bonds would be advantageous, however this is not essential
- Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal
- Excellent organisational skills & attention to detail, with the ability to manage a busy workload effectively
- Experience of working to targets, deadlines or SLA's
- Solid IT skills, including the use of Word & Excel


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Preferred Skills
Any candidates with the above experience including working with or exposure to ISA's, SIPP's & bonds would be advantageous, however this is not essential
Pay range and compensation package
Pay rate of £13.50 per hour + holiday pay
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