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Accueil Emplois November 16, 2009 | COMMUNICATION DEVICES SPECIALIST | Sudbury | Competition #2009-089

November 16, 2009 | COMMUNICATION DEVICES SPECIALIST | Sudbury | Competition #2009-089

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Competition # 2009-089
Date: November 16, 2009
Position: COMMUNICATION DEVICES SPECIALIST
Location: Sudbury
Start Date: Immediately
Minimum Start Salary: $26,833 per annum ($44,722 per annum pro-rated to 60%)
Position Status: Contract to March 31, 2010
Part-time; 21 hours per week

POSITION SUMMARY:

•    Conduct sales and marketing; provide information, demonstrations, installations and minor repairs of communication devices to clients, businesses and institutions. 
•    Provide information and support to consumers who are culturally Deaf, oral deaf, deafened or hard of hearing about communication devices and how they can enhance day to day living and reduce social isolation and stress. 
•    Provide technical services to major institutions, agencies and employers and promote awareness about communication accessibility and hearing safety.

MAJOR RESPONSIBILITIES:

Direct Service:

•    Respond to incoming inquiries about communication devices
•    Develop and implement marketing strategies and promotion plans for local communities in consultation with managers
•    Provide direct sales and follow up to clients, businesses, educational facilities and institutions
•    Provide technical consultation and assessments in client homes, worksites or public buildings
•    Promote awareness about communication devices and CHS services through presentations, workshops, trade shows, etc.
•    Facilitate and secure financial assistance for clients in need
•    Maintain, loan and sell communication devices stock
•    Assess and install personal and large system communication devices as requested
•    Research communication systems in order to provide accessibility
•    Provide maintenance and minor repairs on communication devices; ship to external sources for major repairs
•    Act as a resource to other staff regarding communication devices and CDP services for CHS clients
•    Assist with communication devices for in-house meeting access as required
•    Provide appropriate back-up to other staff as required
•    Other duties as assigned

Administration:


•    Receive payments and provide receipts for stock
•    Process invoices and conduct follow up as required
•    Process appropriate forms for various internal departments as well as ADP, etc.
•    Keep accurate financial records and statistics
•    Maintain confidential client files and program documents and  records
•    Maintain stock and inventories
•    Other duties as assigned

Community Education:

•    Provide information about communication devices and accessibility through workshops, presentations, trade shows, etc.
•    Industrial audiology – promote prevention of hearing loss; partner with other CHS programs and services to provide additional resources e.g. training, hearing screening services, etc.
•    Participate in special events e.g. United Way campaign, May Month, etc.

Professional Development:

•    Receive and provide training for internal staff on new equipment and procedures
•    Attend and participate in internal staff meetings, in-house training/retreats as required
•    Attend and participate in external workshops/seminars related to position
•    Keep up-to-date on issues and information related to communication devices, the position and the agency
•    Acquire and maintain ASL proficiency requirement for the position (Advanced Plus)

LINE OF RESPONSIBILITY:

•    Regional Director, Sudbury

QUALIFICATIONS:

•    Graduate of a Community College program in marketing/communications/business
•    2 years related work experience in sales
•    Bilingualism a requirement (English and French)
•    Excellent communication and customer service skills
•    Basic accounting appropriate to sales and inventories
•    Comfortable with technology; ability in perusing manuals, demonstrating, instructing and trouble shooting of devices including minor repairs
•    Installations, safety and lifting/loading of small equipment e.g. ladder, toolbox, etc. and small-medium sized packages
•    Knowledge of culturally Deaf, oral deaf, deafened and hard of hearing communities; access variables and communication devices an asset
•    Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite, Internet and databases
•    Proficiency in American Sign Language (ASL) or willingness  to learn
•    Valid Driver’s License and access to a reliable vehicle; frequent travel within the region required
•    Some evening and weekend work required e.g. installations, presentations, trade shows, etc.
•    Demonstrated sensitivity to working in a culturally diverse environment

 

CLOSING DATE: Internal* - November 24, 2009
External - Until Filled
*Please note that as per the terms of our Collective Agreement, qualifying internal candidates will be considered first. External candidates - you will be contacted if you are selected for an interview.
SEND RESUME TO: Subject: Competition # 2009-089
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Human Resources
The Canadian Hearing Society

  Please email your resume as a MS Word attachment or paste the resume into the body of the email. Remember to put the competition number in the subject line. Thank you for your application.

THE CANADIAN HEARING SOCIETY SUPPORTS AN AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
HIRING PROCESS FOR CULTURALLY DEAF, ORAL DEAF,
DEAFENED, AND HARD OF HEARING APPLICANTS.

 

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