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Facilities Assistant – Oxford
Location: Oxford
Working arrangement: Full-time, office-based
We are supporting a progressive UK Top 100 law firm with the appointment of a Facilities Assistant for its Oxford office.
The firm employs over 650 people and operates across 36 specialist areas of law. This is a varied, hands-on position supporting the day-to-day operation of the office and providing a responsive service to colleagues across the firm.
Key responsibilities:
- Managing incoming and outgoing post and supporting daily mailroom duties
- Scanning, archiving, and updating records relating to files, deeds, wills, and probate documents
- Providing reprographics and document-production support
- Ordering stationery, office supplies, and consumables
- Maintaining storerooms, kitchens, recycling, and general office standards
- Investigating faults and coordinating maintenance or repairs
- Monitoring cleaning standards and escalating issues where required
- Assisting with office moves and facilities projects
- Supporting health and safety inductions and maintaining accurate records
- Providing occasional cover at the firm’s other offices
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About you:
- Previous experience in facilities, office services, a mailroom, or a similar office-support role
- Experience handling post and archiving documents
- Strong customer-service and organizational skills
- Confident using Microsoft Word and Excel
- Able to prioritize competing requests and work proactively
- Comfortable undertaking practical, hands-on office duties
- Previous experience in a law firm or professional-services environment would be advantageous


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Applicants should ideally hold at least five GCSEs at grades A–C/4–9, including English and Mathematics.
If you are an organized and service-focused facilities professional looking to join a well-established law firm in Oxford, we would be pleased to hear from you.
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