Benjamin Tapia

Business administration tasks would include opening and closing the office, performing bank runs and various financial tasks. Establish and check coding procedures, monitoring reports and updating internal files.
Disbursing commission checks, vendor payments, accounting for accuracy and compliance.
Maintain office equipment.

In addition to being an office administrator I would maintain the company vehicles. This would include general maintenance such as servicing:

• Serpentine Belt
• Tensioner pulley
• Alternator
• Oil Change
• Brake pads
• Brake rotors
• Battery Testing
• Battery
• Mass Air Flow sensor
• Key Ignition Solenoid
• Starter
• Headlights
• Radiator flush/burping
• Spark Plugs
• Ignition Wires
• Electronics using a multimeter
• Master Window Control Switch

• Answered customer inquiries regarding account balances, transaction history, services charges, and interest rates.
• Processed customer transactions promptly, minimizing wait times.
• Built and strengthened customer relationships by leveraging excellent interpersonal and communication skills.
• Completed highly accurate, high-volume money counts via both manual and machine-driven approaches.