Processing Clerk - 12 month term

Summary

The Processing Clerk II plays an important role in supporting AFSC’s Insurance and Income Stabilization programs by accurately setting up, maintaining, and processing client files in a computerized environment. Working under guidance, this role ensures timely, accurate data entry and verification while contributing to a positive client experience.

What will your growth opportunities look like in this role?

In this role, you’ll gain hands-on experience across multiple AFSC programs, including Insurance, AgriStability, AgriRecovery, WLPIP, Lending, and other ad hoc initiatives. You’ll develop strong technical processing skills, deepen your understanding of agricultural programs and business rules, and build relationships with Branch Delivery Teams—creating opportunities for continued learning, skill development, and internal career mobility within AFSC.

What will you be responsible for?

• Processing, reviewing, and verifying applications, claims, and client information for Insurance, Income Stabilization, and related AFSC programs
• Setting up, maintaining, and updating client files to ensure accuracy, completeness, and accessibility
• Receiving, sorting, and managing paper and electronic correspondence across multiple systems and queues (e.g., Envoy, OMNI, Adjuster Mobility, Connect)
• Extracting, entering, and compiling data into spreadsheets and standard formats, and recording statistics as required
• Responding to internal and external client inquiries with professionalism and courtesy
• Researching business history and confirming contractual information to support program eligibility decisions

What are we looking for from you?

What else is in it for you?

About AFSC

For over 80 years Agriculture Financial Services (AFSC) has provided Alberta's agricultural producers and agribusinesses with loans, crop insurance and farm income disaster assistance. At AFSC, we’re proud of the work we do to help build a strong, growing and diversified agriculture and agri-food industry in Alberta. Many AFSC team members are also producers and know first-hand the challenges and rewards Alberta producers face.

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