Anabas
Facilities Assistant

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About Anabas
At Anabas, we are a dynamic National Facilities Management company. Our focus lies in supporting corporate office occupiers looking for a great workplace experience for their staff and customers.
Job Opportunity
Anabas is currently seeking to employ an experienced and adaptable Facilities Assistant to provide an exceptional client experience through the delivery of their duties to one of our prestigious clients in the St James Square area of London. You will be in a client-facing role and required to provide a 5-star customer experience.
Job Requirements
It is critical that the job holder demonstrates professionalism, flexibility, ownership, and responsibility for attending to the client’s needs on site.
Responsibilities
- Facilities administration
- Supporting with front of house duties, ensuring that all guests receive a 5-star service
- Coordinating day to day facilities tasks, as directed by the Facilities Manager
- Meeting room and catering management
- Identifying areas of improvement in delivery of the services and processes; implementing change as required
- Ensuring customer service is at the heart of the way the FM services are delivered
- Working closely with the on-site teams to ensure all aspects of performance targets are met and all works are carried out effectively, efficiently, and in a safe manner
- Supporting operational statutory compliance and completion of PPM works on site
- Dealing with reactive situations and managing incident reports as necessary
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- Criminal check
- 6-year Employment check
- 6-year Address check
- Sanctions Watch List including political Exposed Person
- Financial Check
Working Hours
This is a full-time, permanent position.
- Monday to Friday 8:00am to 5:00pm
- 40 hours per week
Benefits
- Salary - £35,000
- 33 days holiday per year including Bank Holidays
- Employee Assistance Programme
- Recognition and Reward scheme
- Life Insurance 1 x annual salary
- Aviva Digital GP service
- Cycle 2 Work scheme
- Recommend a friend scheme
- Company events
- Training & development opportunity
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