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September 22, 2019 at 12:47 pm #647484ohenocacenejGuest
Financial services, Supervisor II – Credit Administration, Full-time, Abercromby StreetRHAND Credit Union Vacancy. Please review the complete job posting at https://rhand.org.tt/employment-opportunity/ before applying.
The Supervisor II assists the Manager – Credit Administration in implementing and ensuring adherence to the established policies and procedures of the department. He/she must have strong knowledge in Credit Management and is responsible for ensuring compliance of approved loans for disbursement and coordination of the loan processing and securities function. The Supervisor II must create and maintain an atmosphere that promotes alignment of the Department’s units with the performance targets whilst ensuring that member service levels are maintained at prescribed levels.
The position requires an experienced Supervisor with good leadership capability and/or potential, with the ability to coach and mentor junior staff as necessary. He/she must be familiar with and have working knowledge of the AML/FIU legislation.
The position reports to the Manager – Credit Administration.
This job description is not intended to be exhaustive. Employee may be required to perform other related duties as required to meet the ongoing needs of the Credit Union.
Milestones
- On March 27, 1947 the Red House and Neighboring Department Credit Union Co-operative Society Limited (RHAND) was registered under the Credit Union Societies Ordinance, it was the 38th Credit Union in Trinidad and Tobago. The membership base and asset base of RHAND Credit Union at this time stood at 149 members and $2,635.23.
- As membership continued to increase, so did the administrative work and the society, therefore, needed a larger office space. By 1972 RHAND was in occupation of an office space at 30A St. Vincent Street, Port of Spain with three members of staff each doing a bit of everything.
- In 1979 RHAND had to move to Charlotte Street, Port of Spain due to a doubled work load and government acquisition of the St. Vincent Street office. This too was a short move as a few years later the East Dry River overflowed its bank and the office sustained significant damage.
- In 1980 RHAND purchased its own property at 61 Abercromby Street. To this date RHAND’s Head office could be found at 57-61 Abercromby Street, Port of Spain.
- To mark its 40th Anniversary in 1987 RHAND; always an advocate for
education, chose to award a scholarship to the child of a member. - In 1988, RHAND member, Anselm de Coteau, pioneered the Membership Skills Development Programme (MSDP). The programme aimed to “develop members’ skills through selected programmes and courses and so provide members with an enhanced skill base”
- In 1989 the Education Committee formed RHAND’s Retirees’ Group which organises RHAND’s Retirees’ Christmas Dinner/Dance and Retirees’ All-Inclusive Carnival Fete. This body is more of a social network within RHAND where persons who are retired are able to maintain close ties with each other.
- At a meeting in 1991 RHAND took a big step in contributing to the development of the country’s youth by deciding to award scholarships to children of its members. It had initially approved the grant of 10 scholarships at $500.00 each for five years based on results of the 1991 Common Entrance Examinations. (Five of which are based on need) Presently referred to as S.E.A. Awards.
- On July 6th 2002 our Tobago members welcomed the opening of our Tobago Branch Office.
- On August 29th 2005 we opened our doors at the Arima Branch conveniently providing a full range of financial products and services to our members.
- In the year 2007, RHAND Credit Union celebrated its 60th Anniversary. The Diamond Jubilee Diary of Events was launched in the Red House, which saw the President Mr. Trevor Boissiere and founding member Mr. P.K. Niles unveiling the 60th Anniversary Logo.
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