The Supervisor reviews work through periodic progress reports or meetings to keep informed on the status of examinations, problems that have occurred, and a summary of goals accomplished. Oregon laws and rules that prescribe the division's required regulatory processes govern the work of employees in this class. Agency and division policies provide procedural guidance. These positions are located in a regulatory agency and employees must be willing to work within this type of environment. Interactions with management and personnel of the regulated financial institutions require excellent interpersonal skills.
Some positions require frequent overnight travel, including travel to remote communities statewide.
Extensive knowledge of the scope and purpose of State regulations of financial institutions, of the laws and regulations involved, and division operating policies and procedures. Extensive knowledge of accounting principles and practices used in financial institutions. General knowledge of office procedures, automated data processing, and word processing. Skill in judging and evaluating the ability of the management of financial institutions or entities examined. Skill in establishing effective working relationships with financial institution representatives and the general public.