Administrative Support 3 & 4 Talent Pool (Crowsnest Pass)

Administrative Support 3 & 4 Talent Pool (Crowsnest Pass)

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Posting Date: Oct 9, 2026

Location

Municipality of Crowsnest Pass, AB

Company

Government of Alberta

Job Information

Job Title: Administrative Support 3 & 4 Talent Pool

• Crowsnest Pass

Job Requisition ID: 88473

Ministry: Various

Location: Crowsnest Pass

Full or Part-Time: Full-time/Part-time

Hours of Work: 36.25 hours per week

Position Type: Permanent/Temporary/Wage

Scope: Open Competition

Closing Date: This competition will open and close as needed based on the volume of applicants and hiring demands

Classification: Subsidiary 001

• Administrative Support 3 or Administrative Support 4

Salary

Administrative Support 3 - $1,742.83 to $2,205.23 bi-weekly ($24.04 - $30.42/hour or $45,487.86 - $57,556.50/year)

Administrative Support 4 - $1,918.46 to $2,427.46 bi-weekly ($26.46 - $33.48/hour or $50,071.81 - $63,356.71/year)

Role Responsibilities

When you apply to the Crowsnest Pass Administrative Talent Pool, you are applying for consideration across multiple current and future administrative support positions simultaneously. Whether you are an emerging administrative professional or an experienced administrator seeking a new opportunity to demonstrate your expertise, we invite you to join our team.

If you are committed to public service, value collaboration, share our organizational values, and are eager to learn and grow, the Administrative Talent Pool offers an excellent entry point into a career with the Government of Alberta (GOA). We are seeking individuals who can work both independently and as part of a team, performing a variety of duties while adhering to established policies, procedures, and processes. Proficiency in the Microsoft Office Suite is essential to ensuring the efficient completion of day‑to‑day administrative responsibilities.

Strong attention to detail and accuracy will support your ability to prepare correspondence and a wide range of documents. Exceptional relationship‑building skills will enable you to provide effective customer service to internal and external stakeholders. Your drive for excellence and results will make you a valuable contributor in any administrative environment. Additionally, strong communication skills, whether interacting in person, by phone, virtually, or through written formats such as email and letters, will enhance your effectiveness in these roles.

Organizational and prioritization abilities are key to meeting deadlines and producing high‑quality work.

Administrative support positions within the GOA support a broad range of operational areas. Responsibilities may focus on a specific function or span multiple administrative support categories across the following areas:

• Program Support

Program support roles serve as a first point of contact for the public, responding to inquiries by phone, email, or in person, and providing information on program requirements, processes, and eligibility in accordance with established policies and procedures.

Examples

Contract and Grant Administrator

AISH Application Assessor

Licensing Assistant

Children’s Services Administrative Support

Employment, Training and Financial Administrative Support

• Office and Administrative Support

Provide a wide variety of administrative support services which may include drafting and formatting correspondence, managing records, completing data entry, maintaining calendars, and coordinating office supplies.

Examples

Office Administrator

Receptionist

Records Technician/Coordinator

Data Entry Clerk

• Financial Support

Provide financial and administrative support by processing and reviewing financial documents related to expenditures, reconciliations, petty cash, and other routine financial transactions, ensuring accuracy, completeness, and compliance with established procedures.

Examples

Accounts Payable/Accounts Receivable Administrator

Revenue Administrator

Financial Assistant

Payments Clerk

Contract/Grant Administrator

• Call Centre Support

Provide information and handle public inquiries regarding major government announcements, public consultation initiatives or major incidents such as a natural disaster or pandemic.

Example

Information Officer

• Legal Support

Ensure completion and compliance within applicable legislation, regulations and policies, and provides a range of support to Crown Prosecutors, the Court of King's Bench, or the Criminal Justice and Corrections systems and staff.

Examples

Litigation Assistant

Disclosure Clerk

Case Aide

Appeals Assistant

• Human Resource Support

Support human resources operations through scheduling coordination, preparation and distribution of materials, accurate data entry, and assistance with tracking, reporting, and administrative processes.

Examples

Classification Assistant

HR Portfolio Administrative Assistant

• Social Services Support

Provide administrative support to front‑line social service programs serving seniors, children and youth, and vulnerable populations. Responsibilities include responding to inquiries from the public and stakeholders, directing them to appropriate government offices and resources, and managing forms and records containing highly sensitive information.

Examples

Children’s Services Administrative Support

AISH Application Assessor

APS Competencies

Competencies are behaviors that are essential to reach our goals in serving Albertans. We encourage you to have an in-depth understanding of the competencies that are required for this opportunity and to be prepared to demonstrate them during the recruitment process.

Qualifications

Requirements

Administrative Support 3

• High School diploma plus a minimum of one year of related administrative experience.

Administrative Support 4

• High School diploma plus a minimum of two years of related administrative experience.

Equivalencies will be considered based on 1 year of experience for 1 year of education or 1 year of education for 1 year of experience.

Assets

Proficiency with Microsoft Office applications (Word, Outlook, Excel, PowerPoint)

Experience using software applications and common enterprise systems such as 1GX, SharePoint, Adobe Acrobat, Justice Online Information Network (JOIN), Offender Records and Correctional Administration (ORCA), Inactive Records Information System (IRIS), Action Request Tracking System (ARTS), Records Scheduling System (RSS), Motor Vehicle Electronic System and QuickBooks etc

Demonstrated organizational, time‑management, and prioritization abilities supported by excellent written and verbal communication skills

Ability to follow established policies, procedures, and standardized administrative processes

Experience delivering customer service in public‑facing or internal support roles, including working in high‑volume or deadline-driven environments

Ability to build effective working relationships while providing support to senior leaders, managers, boards, and professional staff

Experience preparing and managing accurate correspondence and documents, as well as coordinating meetings, agendas, and minutes

Experience handling confidential or sensitive information, including document control and records management practices

Experience providing administrative support within government, public sector, or large organizations

Minimum recruitment standards outline the minimum education and experience required for appointment to a job classification.

Notes

This competition will be used to create a list of qualified candidates to fill upcoming administrative support opportunities across the Government of Alberta

Once online applications have been submitted, candidates are screened based on the Minimum Recruitment Standards (MRS) for Administrative Support 3 and Administrative Support 4 positions

Interviews will be based on operational requirements and candidate location availability

Candidates who are successful in the assessment process will be placed in the Administrative Talent Pool and considered pre-q