BARGAINING UNIT QUALIFICATION STANDARD
2320c
(2320-0001) SALES AND SERVICES
ASSOCIATE--LEVEL 5
DOCUMENT DATE: September 1,
2000
FUNCTION:
Performs a variety of sales and customer
support services for products. Maintains pleasant and effective public
relations with customers and others requiring a general familiarity
with postal laws, regulations, and procedures commonly used.
DESCRIPTION OF WORK:
See the Standard Position Description
for the Occupation Code given above.
REQUIREMENTS:
This section is composed of Knowledge,
Skills, and Abilities (KSAs) which are required to satisfactorily perform
the tasks of the position. Applicants must demonstrate that they possess
a sufficient level of each KSA, to include at least minimum competency
for senior-qualified positions to enable them to perform these tasks
satisfactorily. Applicants demonstrate these levels by describing examples
of experience, education, or training, any of which may be non-postal.
Ratings are based on the demonstration of the level of possession of
each of the KSAs. Failure to demonstrate any KSA is disqualifying.
- Ability to sell products and services includes providing timely
and courteous customer service, persuasive selling to customer needs,
providing product information, creating/maintaining an aesthetically
pleasing retail environment and completing sales transactions.
- Ability to work and deal with people sufficient to work cooperatively
and interact positively with customers, co-workers, as well as analyzing
and responding appropriately to unique customer or coworker situations.
This includes exercising courtesy and self-control to provide good
appropriate customer service in order to accomplish established goals
of the functional area.
- Ability to communicate orally refers to expressing spoken ideas
or facts clearly and logically when answering questions, giving instructions,
and providing information.
- Ability to perform basic mathematical computations refers to performing
basic calculations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication,
and division with whole numbers, fractions and decimals.
- Knowledge of financial procedures such as the terminology, materials,
techniques, and procedures used in maintaining accurate records of
disbursements, receipts and other financial information and loss prevention.
- Ability to follow instructions refers to comprehending and executing
either spoken or written instructions or directions sufficient to
perform work assignments, follow procedural directions or instructions
either with or without direct supervision.
- Ability to identify and analyze problems by gathering information
from both oral and written sources and develop an appropriate course
of action to resolve the situation.
- Ability to use technology-based business equipment, such as calculation
equipment or computers sufficient to process customer transactions,
input data, and produce numeric and written reports.
- Ability to safely perform the duties common to the position.
EXAMINATION REQUIREMENTS:
When filled internally, this position
usually involves a deferment period during which the senior bidder is
provided appropriate combinations of training, testing, and practical
demonstration of ability to perform in the actual position. Sequencing
of examinations is as follows:
To be declared
the senior bidder (or applicant in training) and begin training, the
bidder (applicant) must successfully complete:
Test 470, Configuration
1
TRAINING REQUIREMENTS:
Applicants who qualify and are selected
under this standard will be required to complete prescribed training
satisfactorily.
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS:
Applicant must be physically able to
perform efficiently the duties of the position.
BARGAINING UNIT QUALIFICATION STANDARD
2320d
(2320-0003)
SALES, SERVICES AND DISTRIBUTION ASSOCIATE--LEVEL
5
DOCUMENT DATE: September 1,
2000
FUNCTION:
Performs distribution and a variety of
sales and customer support services for products. Maintains pleasant
and effective public relations with customers and others requiring a
general familiarity with postal laws, regulations, and procedures commonly
used.
DESCRIPTION OF WORK:
See the Standard Position Description
for the Occupation Code given above.
REQUIREMENTS:
This section is composed of Knowledge,
Skills, and Abilities (KSAs) which are required to satisfactorily perform
the tasks of the position. Applicants must demonstrate that they possess
a sufficient level of each KSA, to include at least minimum competency
for senior-qualified positions to enable them to perform these tasks
satisfactorily. The KSAs are demonstrated by successful completion of
tests and specified training, unless otherwise noted. Failure to demonstrate
any KSA is disqualifying.
- Ability to sell products and services includes providing timely
and courteous customer service, persuasive selling to customer needs,
providing product information, creating/maintaining an aesthetically
pleasing retail environment and completing sales transactions.
- Ability to work and deal with people sufficient to work cooperatively
and interact positively with customers, co-workers, as well as analyzing
and responding appropriately to unique customer or coworker situations.
This includes exercising courtesy and self-control to provide good
appropriate customer service in order to accomplish established goals
of the functional area.
- Ability to communicate orally refers to expressing spoken ideas
or facts clearly and logically when answering questions, giving instructions,
and providing information.
- Ability to perform basic mathematical computations refers to performing
basic calculations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication,
and division with whole numbers, fractions and decimals.
- Knowledge of financial procedures such as the terminology, materials,
techniques, and procedures used in maintaining accurate records of
disbursements, receipts and other financial information and loss prevention.
- Ability to follow instructions refers to comprehending and executing
either spoken or written instructions or directions sufficient to
perform work assignments, follow procedural directions or instructions
either with or without direct supervision.
- Ability to identify and analyze problems by gathering information
from both oral and written sources and develop an appropriate course
of action to resolve the situation.
- Ability to use technology-based business equipment, such as calculation
equipment or computers sufficient to process customer transactions,
input data, and produce numeric and written reports.
- Ability to safely perform the duties common to the position.
EXAMINATION REQUIREMENTS:
When filled internally,
this position usually involves a deferment period during which the senior
bidder is provided appropriate combinations of training, testing, and
practical demonstration of ability to perform in the actual position.
Sequencing of examinations is as follows: To be declared the senior
bidder (or applicant in training) and begin training, the bidder (applicant)
must successfully complete:
Test 470, Configuration
1
TRAINING REQUIREMENTS:
Applicants who qualify and are selected
under this standard will be required to complete prescribed training
satisfactorily.
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS:
Applicant must be physically able to
perform efficiently the duties of the position.
BARGAINING UNIT QUALIFICATION STANDARD
2320e
(2320-0004) LEAD SALES
AND SERVICES ASSOCIATE--LEVEL 6
DOCUMENT DATE: June 30, 2001
FUNCTION:
Performs a variety of sales and customer support services for products
including stamps, stamped paper, postal cards, philatelic products,
and special promotional items; with or without direct supervision. May
work alone or provide technical direction to one or more clerks assigned
to sales activities, and reviews their work for accuracy.
DESCRIPTION OF WORK:
See the Standard Position Description for the Occupation Code given
above.
REQUIREMENTS:
This section is composed of Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities (KSAs)
which are required to satisfactorily perform the tasks of the position.
Applicants must demonstrate that they possess a sufficient level of
each KSA, to include at least minimum competency for senior-qualified
positions to enable them to perform these tasks satisfactorily. The
KSAs are demonstrated by successful completion of tests and specified
training, unless otherwise noted. Failure to demonstrate any KSA is
disqualifying.
1. Ability to sell products and services includes
providing timely and courteous customer service, persuasive selling
to customer needs, providing product information, creating/maintaining
an aesthetically pleasing retail environment and completing sales
transactions.
2. Ability to work and deal with people sufficient
to work cooperatively and interact positively with customers, co-workers,
as well as analyzing and responding appropriately to unique customer
or coworker situations. This includes exercising courtesy and self-control
to provide good appropriate customer service in order to accomplish
established goals of the functional area.
3. Ability to communicate orally refers to expressing
spoken ideas or facts clearly and logically when answering questions,
giving instructions, and providing information.
4. Ability to perform basic mathematical computations
refers to performing basic calculations such as addition, subtraction,
multiplication, and division with whole numbers, fractions and decimals.
5. Knowledge of financial procedures such as the terminology,
materials, techniques, and procedures used in maintaining accurate
records of disbursements, receipts and other financial information
and loss prevention.
6. Ability to follow instructions refers to comprehending
and executing either spoken or written instructions or directions
sufficient to perform work assignments, follow procedural directions
or instructions either with or without direct supervision.
7. Ability to identify and analyze problems by gathering
information from both oral and written sources and develop an appropriate
course of action to resolve the situation.
8. Ability to coordinate, sufficient to open, run
and close a retail postal outlet. Includes planning and organizing
the work of a small group of employees to achieve unit goals.
9. Ability to use technology-based business equipment,
such as calculation equipment or computers sufficient to process customer
transactions, input data, and produce numeric and written reports.
10. Ability to safely perform the duties common to the
position.
EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS:
Applicants must have a minimum of one year of experience in a window
position (window clerk, distribution and window clerk, distribution,
window and markup clerk, sales and services associate, sales, services
and distribution associate) providing a comprehensive knowledge of postal
regulations, rulings, policy, and procedures relating to window work.
This experience must have demonstrated the applicant’s ability to give
clear and concise instructions to other employees and to work independently.
EXAMINATION REQUIREMENTS:
When filled internally, this position usually involves a deferment
period during which the senior bidder is provided appropriate combinations
of training, testing, and practical demonstration of ability to perform
in the actual position. Sequencing of examinations is as follows:
To be declared the senior bidder (or applicant in training) and begin
training, the bidder (applicant) must successfully complete: Test 470,
Configuration 1.
TRAINING REQUIREMENTS:
Applicants who qualify and are selected under this standard will
be required to complete prescribed training satisfactorily.
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS:
Applicant must be physically able to perform efficiently the duties
of the position.
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