Pension Plan Administrator

Location: Vancouver, BC

PBI Actuarial Consultants Ltd. is currently seeking a Pension Plan Administrator to join our team.

About us

PBI is an employee-owned Canadian firm with offices in Vancouver, Toronto and Montreal. The Company offers competitive compensation and benefits.
We are a firm that specializes in providing pension, benefit and investment consulting services for multi-employer, jointly trusteed pension plans and benefit plans. For more information about PBI, please see our website: www.pbiactuarial.ca

A unique work environment

PBI’s work philosophy is based on open-mindedness and the active involvement of all its associates.

In fact, our company encourages growth both in a personal and professional level inside a healthy, respectful learning environment. More specifically, our core values are cooperation, self-sufficiency for teams as well as individuals, dedication towards our clients and our Company, development of skills, confidentiality, efficiency, creativity, thoughtful decision-making, precision and synergy.

Tasks and responsibilities

  • Produce and/or review pension benefit calculations or any other document pertaining to pension plan administration
  • Ensure that certain plan information is available to those who are entitled to receive it and that the information is accurate and complete, and provided within the timeframe specified in the rules and regulations
  • Provide plan beneficiaries information about their rights and responsibilities in respect to the pension plan
  • Determine plan beneficiaries’ entitlements under the pension plan
  • Interpret and apply pension plan texts, administrative policies and related legislation
  • Provide assistance for any related work or special projects
  • Develop routine client correspondence
  • Process pension plan expenses
  • Update member records
  • Prepare and/or review the annual pension statements
  • Prepare client invoices
  • Answer member calls
  • Prepare and/or review Pension Adjustments, Pension Adjustment Reversals and other government filings
  • Reconcile contributions, expenses and benefit payments with financial statements

Qualifications

  • Post-secondary education and/or related courses (CEBS)
  • Minimum 2 years of work experience (recommended)
  • Demonstrate attention to detail and strong organizational skills
  • Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
  • Strong communication skills, both written and oral
  • Able to work under deadlines and on several projects simultaneously
  • Commitment to superior client satisfaction
  • Strong Excel skills

Other qualities

  • Is a team player, yet is self-sufficient and shows initiative
  • Able to easily adapt in a new work environment

Terms and conditions of employment

  • Permanent position
  • 37,5-hour weekly schedule
  • Hybrid policy
  • Salary will be based on experience and our internal policy in force (yearly salary between $55,000 and $60,000)
  • Enrolment in extended health benefits and company pension plan
  • Budget for courses and professional training
  • Starting date: As soon as possible

If you are excited about this opportunity but your experience does not align perfectly with every qualification in the job description, we encourage you to apply anyway. You may be just the right candidate for this or other roles.

Those who would like to apply must send their cover letter and resume to Irina Botis.

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