SF Partners
Office Manager / Executive Assistant

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SF Partners are working exclusively with a multi award winning robotics company based in Birmingham who are upscaling their operations and looking for an Office Manager / Executive Assistant.
£40,000 - £50,000
Office based
THE ROLE
We are hiring an Office Manager to run the office and day-to-day administration and coordinate projects across departments - the workspace, meetings, filing, documentation, supplier admin and visitors.
WHAT YOU'LL OWN
- Run the office day to day - supplies, equipment, maintenance and contractors.
- Manage calendars, book meetings and travel, prepare agendas and follow up actions.
- Keep SharePoint organised and findable - naming conventions, structure and version control.
- Write and maintain SOPs, templates and checklists so tasks are repeatable.
- Track tasks, deadlines and owners across teams; flag delays and bottlenecks early.
- Run meeting administration - agendas issued, minutes taken, actions captured and chased to closure.
- Handle supplier administration - purchase orders raised, deliveries checked, contracts and renewals tracked, invoices queried.
- Manage reception duties - visitors, couriers and calls; sign-in, NDAs and site inductions.
- Organise team events, board meetings, demos and factory visits end to end.
- Coordinate shipping and logistics administration - couriers, collections and deliveries tracked to arrival.
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EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE
- A business administration or project management qualification, or equivalent experience
- 3+ years running an office, coordinating projects or managing business administration


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WHAT YOU'LL BRING
- Confident daily use of Microsoft 365 - Word, Excel, Teams and Outlook
- Task and project tracking in ClickUp - tasks, owners and deadlines kept current
- Use of AI tools for drafting, minutes, summaries and checklists, within company rules
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