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Data Input Administrator(Temporary)

Bilfinger
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3 weeks ago
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Bilfinger is a leading international industrial services provider. The Group enhances the efficiency of assets, ensures a high level of availability and reduces maintenance costs.


The portfolio covers the entire value chain from consulting, engineering, manufacturing, assembly, maintenance, plant expansion as well as turnarounds and also includes environmental technologies and digital applications. We therefore rely on employees who bring a broad range experience, qualifications and perspectives to the work they do.


  

Overview: We are seeking a detail-oriented Data Input Administrator for a temporary 6-week opportunity. The role involves consolidating data from existing Excel and PDF timesheets into a master Excel file, ensuring accuracy and applying relevant coding.


Key Responsibilities:




  • Extract and input data from Excel and PDF timesheets




  • Collate information into a central master Excel file




  • Verify data accuracy and apply appropriate codes




  • Maintain consistency and attention to detail throughout the process




Requirements:




  • Strong proficiency in Microsoft Excel




  • Excellent attention to detail




  • Ability to work independently and manage repetitive tasks efficiently



 



This call for proposals is intended for all suitable applicants regardless of age, sex, disability, religion, belief, race, ethnic origin or sexual identity.


 


 

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