Member Service Representative I (Permanent, Part-Time) Morden

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Member Service Representative I (Permanent, Part-Time) Morden

Apply remote type In Branch locations Morden (430 Stephen St) time type Part time posted on Posted Yesterday time left to apply End Date: July 21, 2025 (5 days left to apply) job requisition id JR100171

Grow your career with one of Manitoba\'s Top Employers since 2014.

At Access Credit Union, we support a professional and innovative work environment with a corporate culture that uniquely embraces empowerment, accountability, and trust. We recognize and value each employee\'s contributions to our success, which is why we offer competitive compensation, 100% company paid health benefits, employer-matched pension plan, continuing education, and career advancement opportunities within our credit union.

At Access Credit Union, our values are straightforward:

  • Do good

  • Be better

  • Own it

  • Move forward

The Member Service Representative (MSR) provides a high standard of financial service to existing and potential members, processing transactions and building relationships while promoting the products and services of the credit union.

Key Responsibilities & Accountabilities

Member Services

  • Process over the counter financial services in an efficient and professional manner, referring more complex issues to the appropriate person or department. Transactions may include deposits, withdrawals, loans and utility payments, money orders, credit card advances, calculation of foreign and domestic exchange and cheque cashing.

  • Balance transactions including ATM, night deposits and the cash drawer on a daily basis.

  • Resolve routine problems with member accounts and deposit instruments referred by members and other branch staff.

  • Adhere to security procedures as they relate to the position including the safeguarding of cash, negotiable items and the prevention of fraudulent transactions.

Relationship Management

  • Differentiate between credit union and competitor products and services in terms of member needs.

  • Using an advice-based approach, communicate product and service information to secure sale ofAccess Credit Union’sproducts and services.

  • Utilize fact finding questions and techniques to overcome business objections; ask for sale.

  • Cross-sell all credit union products; solicit new members; foster business development through service excellence and product knowledge.

Team Work

  • Maintain open communication and cooperation with other staff to ensure a friendly and efficient work environment

  • Work collaboratively with other team members to achieve organizationaland departmentobjectives.

  • Actively participate in meetings, planning and training initiatives, sharing information and ideas to build organizational achievement and success.

Business Development & Community Relations

  • Actively look for referral opportunities for both lending and wealth teams

  • Participate in and contribute to an entrepreneurial environment to seek out new business and referral opportunities that support the branch and organization goals.

  • Pro-actively work to retain and expand existing member relationships, while pursuing new sources of business.

  • Differentiate between credit union and competitor products and services in terms of member needs.

This list is not inclusive and other tasks and/or responsibilities may be assigned by your supervisor.

Essential Qualifications

  • Grade 12 diploma or equivalent

  • Business Administration or other post-secondary education would be considered an asset

  • Minimum of 1-year previous experience in customer/member service role

  • Additional experience and/ordevelopmentfromthe Member Services Representative(MSR) position

  • Demonstrated desire to serve others in a friendly and professional manner

  • Ability to identify and willingness to act upon sales and service opportunities

Employee Sub-Type

Regular

Starting Salary

$19.00

If you are interested in this position, apply today!

Are you ready to?

Be an ambassador for our brand, values and products

Ensure things get done efficiently

Go home each day feeling accomplished

Challenge the status quo

Build a career

Continue learning

We welcome diversity, value inclusion, and take pride in our vibrant corporate culture. Our team is a reflection of the members we serve and the communities we live in.

Access Credit Union welcomes applications from people with disabilities. Applicants may request reasonable accommodation related to the materials or activities used throughout the selection process.

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