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Reception Coordinator, Administration Department
Location: Stepney Green, London, E1 4DT
Working Hours: Monday to Friday, 10:00am - 6:00pm, Saturday 11:00am - 5:00pm
Days Off: 1 weekday off in lieu of working Saturday
Salary: A GBP 24,000 - A GBP 26,000 per annum, depending on skills, knowledge and experience
Working Arrangement: Fully office-based
Do you have previous experience in reception and administration? Available to start immediately or soon?
We are looking for a Reception Coordinator to join our busy Administration team and play a central role in coordinating general reception duties (30-40%) alongside administration duties (60-70%).
You will need to be confident, reliable, organised and accurate, with the ability to manage a varied workload in a busy office environment.
Your Responsibilities Will Include
- Meeting and greeting visitors, ensuring the visitor H and S log is completed and updated, and notifying the relevant departments of their arrival.
- Sending customer feedback emails and supporting the overall visitor experience.
- Answering and directing calls across various platforms, assisting tenants with general queries and appointment bookings, and directing them to the appropriate person or department.
- Assisting clients by explaining lettings processes, advising on documentation, taking payments, distributing and organisation of keys and communicating with the wider administration team.
- Assisting tenants with final account balance checks and outstanding end-of-tenancy payments.
- Sending relevant documents and information to landlords and tenants.
- Managing end-of-tenancy calls and emails, ensuring current tenants receive the appropriate instructions and key-return information in line with GDPR requirements.
- Completing relevant checks and documentation, ensuring the appropriate teams are kept informed and updating information on internal systems with accurate and timely information; other general administrative tasks as required.
- Notifying existing tenants when new tenants are due to move in and providing new tenants with welcome information.
- Carrying out weekly fire alarm testing, supporting general H and S procedures within the office.
- Monitoring the entrance and visitors, managing door-card issuance and ensuring appropriate Health and Safety signage is maintained.
- Checking office and kitchen stock, placing orders, monitoring their timely arrival and ensuring they reach the relevant departments or individuals.
- Receiving deliveries, signing for items and notifying or distribution to relevant departments via Teams
- Maintaining a clean, tidy and welcoming reception, kitchen and front-office environment.
- Managing daily and weekly coffee machine cleaning and stock requirements; includes purchasing daily fruit and milk.
- Supporting ideas and improvements to enhance the front-of-house experience.
- Providing additional support and flexibility during particularly busy periods, including staying later when required.
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- An excellent telephone manner and a strong face-to-face customer service approach.
- Previous experience in reception and administration, ideally with at least 2 years relevant experience.
- Excellent computer skills and confidence using Microsoft Office, including Word, Excel and Teams, with the ability to learn and use other systems.
- Excellent written and verbal English communication skills, with the ability to communicate effectively with different departments.
- A confident and professional manner, with the ability to multitask and prioritise effectively in a busy, fast-paced environment.
- Strong time-management and organisational skills, with good problem-solving abilities and attention to detail.
- A reliable, proactive and helpful approach to their work.
- The flexibility to provide additional support during busy periods when required.
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