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Facilities/Buildings Assistant - £36,000

London
£36k/yr
Posted about 16 hours ago
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This role is key in supporting the day-to-day operations of the London office, Helpdesk enquiries, administration, supplies, and assisting with logging of M&E jobs. Also, assisting the Facilities Manager on a range of projects and working with the wider team. This is a 5-day office-based role.

Responsibilities will include:

  • Responding to, actioning, and monitoring all Facilities Helpdesk enquiries (email, Teams messages, and calls), and assigning tasks to relevant departments
  • Daily up-keep and maintenance of the Facilities Helpdesk inbox, helpdesk job log, and associated folder/filing systems
  • Be the main contact for London staff regarding faults, failures, spills, leaks, etc. and co-ordinate the right resources to fix and resolve issues.
  • Liaise with contractors and suppliers including building management, cleaning, M&E, and all other FM related service providers/subcontractors.
  • Everyday liaison with the on-site M&E engineer & other sub-contractors
  • Ensure permits to work are in place for contractors, ensuring compliance with safety protocols and Helpdesk/H&S procedures

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To apply you will need 18 months + experience in Facilities/Building Management within a corporate office setting.

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