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Assistant Facilities Administrator

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We are working with a leading professional services firm who are seeking a Facilities Administrative Assistant to join their London office.
This is a hands-on and varied role that will play a vital part in ensuring the smooth running of the workplace, supporting both staff and visitors, and assisting the Facilities Manager with a range of operational and project-based responsibilities.
This is an excellent opportunity for someone looking to develop their career in facilities management within a professional services environment.
Key Responsibilities
- Support the Facilities Manager and London Facilities Helpdesk service.
- Respond to and manage Facilities Helpdesk enquiries (email, Teams, calls), allocating tasks to the appropriate departments.
- Coordinate set-up of client meeting rooms and events, including furniture and equipment configuration.
- Maintain the Facilities Helpdesk inbox and associated filing systems.
- Act as the main contact for staff regarding facilities-related issues (faults, spills, leaks, etc.), coordinating the appropriate resources to resolve problems.
- Liaise with contractors and suppliers across building management, cleaning, access control, M&E and other service providers.
- Monitor and communicate daily with on-site M&E engineers and subcontractors.
- Work across multiple systems including BMS, Access Control, CCTV and M&E portals.
- Manage internal spreadsheets for facilities usage (task logs, lockers, parking, occupancy, desk allocation).
- Order and manage office supplies, liaising with vendors as required.
- Conduct daily checks of key office areas (reception, kitchens, meeting rooms) ensuring cleanliness, supply levels and functionality.
- Support new joiner and leaver processes, including office inductions and business card orders.
- Assist with internal office moves and related communications.
- Process invoices, raise POs, and manage credit card expenses via the firm’s finance systems.
- Contribute to internal projects and firmwide initiatives, collaborating with other offices and departments.
- Maintain and update Facilities intranet pages, guides and contact lists.
- Ensure security measures comply with firmwide policies and guidelines.
- Adhere to all relevant legal and regulatory obligations.
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- Previous experience in a professional services environment is desirable.
- Experience coordinating meeting rooms, events or functions.
- Strong IT skills with good working knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel.
Personal Attributes
- Commitment to high standards and delivering excellent internal client service.
- Reliable, enthusiastic and approachable team player with a passion for facilities support.
- Practical, common-sense approach with strong problem-solving ability.
- Confident communicator able to influence and educate staff on best practice use of facilities.
- Organised with strong administrative and planning skills; able to prioritise and multi-task effectively.
- Flexible and adaptable to changing priorities and working hours.
For more information, please contact Jess at AJ Chambers
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