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HR Administrator

Reno, NV

We are seeking an organized and detail-oriented Human Resources Administrator to support the day-to-day HR operations at our location in Reno, NV. This role serves as the primary on-site HR support resource, assisting with recruiting coordination, onboarding, payroll support, employee records, and general office administration.

This position is ideal for someone who thrives in a fast-paced environment, enjoys supporting employees and leaders, and can manage multiple priorities while maintaining strong attention to detail.

What You’ll Do

HR Operations & Coordination

  • Serve as the primary point of contact for day-to-day HR administrative support.

  • Manage HR communications, documentation, and follow-ups to ensure processes are completed accurately and on time.

  • Maintain organized employee records and HR documentation while ensuring confidentiality.

  • Communicate regularly with employees, managers, and external partners regarding HR-related processes and updates.

Recruiting, Onboarding & Offboarding

  • Coordinate recruiting activities including job postings, interview scheduling, and pre-employment documentation.

  • Support new hire onboarding by collecting required paperwork, coordinating training logistics, and assisting with benefits enrollment.

  • Manage uniform ordering and distribution for employees.

  • Coordinate offboarding processes including final payroll coordination, property retrieval, and exit documentation.

Payroll Support

  • Assist with payroll administration including timekeeping coordination and documentation for wage garnishments and income withholding orders.

  • Support timecard accuracy and communicate payroll updates as needed.

  • Maintain documentation related to pay changes, reimbursements, and attendance tracking.

Employee Support

  • Serve as the first point of contact for employee questions related to benefits, payroll, policies, timekeeping, and leave.

  • Escalate complex employee relations matters to the HR Business Partner.

  • Respond to unemployment claims, employment verifications, and third-party requests.

Workers’ Compensation & Leave Administration

  • Assist with workers’ compensation claims by gathering documentation, opening claims with carriers, and tracking claim status.

  • Provide guidance to employees regarding leave processes and documentation requirements.

Benefits & Compliance Support

  • Support benefits administration including new hire enrollment and open enrollment activities.

  • Ensure workplace compliance materials and notices are posted and communicated appropriately.

  • Assist with safety training and licensing requirements as needed.

Office & Administrative Support

  • Support daily office administrative operations.

  • Coordinate with vendors providing employee services such as uniforms, screenings, or benefits administration.

  • Manage office calendars, internal communications, and employee recognition announcements.

What You Bring

  • 2–4 years of HR or HR administrative experience.

  • Experience with HRIS or payroll systems (ADP Workforce Now preferred).

  • Strong organizational, communication, and problem-solving skills.

  • Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Excel experience a plus).

  • Ability to manage multiple priorities while maintaining attention to detail and confidentiality.

Education

  • High school diploma or equivalent required

  • Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree in HR, Business Administration, or related field preferred

  • PHR or SHRM-CP certification is a plus

  • Experience in a position with a high level of integrity, confidentiality, and sound judgment when handling sensitive employee information.
  • Prior experience in multi-site or distributed employee environments is a plus.

Physical Demands

  • Regularly required to sit, use hands, and communicate with others.

  • Frequently required to reach with hands and arms.

  • Occasionally required to stand, walk, stoop, kneel, or crouch.

  • May occasionally lift or move up to 25 pounds.

Work Environment

  • Primarily operates in a professional office environment.

  • Regular use of standard office equipment including computers, phones, printers, and copiers.

  • Workspace is generally clean, well-lit, and climate-controlled with typical office noise levels.

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Pay Range

$31.25 - $36 USD

About Sierra Air:

Sierra Air has installed over 30,000 heating and cooling systems in this area since 1986. We’ve earned a great reputation for providing our customers with friendly, reliable service and practical solutions that result in year-round comfort and savings. Honesty, integrity, and excellent customer service is our constant goal and top priority. Carrier Corporation has selected us as their “Elite Leadership Dealer” for the Northern Nevada area. This allows us access to Carrier equipment and training that is not available to any other dealer.

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