Swissport International AG
Station Administrator- Centralised Support

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Overview Station Administrator - Centralised SupportLocation: Glasgow Airport – 4 days in office, 1 day from home Contract: Permanent, Full-Time Reporting to: Regional Administration Manager The Station Administrator at Swissport plays a crucial role in maintaining the efficiency and effectiveness of the administrative function within the organisation. Reporting into the Head of Recruitment, the Station Administrator – Centralised Support will be responsible for the following: Responsibilities Pass Applications: Own the temporary and full pass applications for all new starters in Glasgow and Newcastle Pass Rejections: Liaise with the relevant Vetting Team member to review and clear any pass rejections. Security Interview: Assist with completing and uploading the relevant security interview information into ID Gateway where required. Data Management: Ensure that all employee data on the relevant station dashboard relating to temporary passes and full passes, is up-to-date, and properly maintained. Recruitment Day Support: Support with recruitment hiring days with tasks such as printing documentation and assisting with right to work checks. Personnel File Creation: Create online personnel files and ensure that all relevant recruitment paperwork including; candidate application form, QA31/32, interview pro forma and right to work checks are uploaded into the personnel file with the relevant tracker updated. Vetting: Upskilled and trained to conduct 5-year reference checks for new starters. Qualifications Organisational Skills: Ability to manage multiple tasks like pass applications, personnel file creation, and data management efficiently. Attention to Detail: Accuracy in managing sensitive data, pass applications, and recruitment paperwork is critical. Data Management: Competence in updating dashboards, maintaining personnel files, and working with online data management tools. Communication Skills: Strong written and verbal communication for liaising with the Vetting Team, handling recruitment day support, and interacting with stakeholders. IT Proficiency: Familiarity with Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel) or similar tools, particularly for document creation, tracking, and managing files. Problem-Solving: The ability to troubleshoot and resolve issues related to pass rejections or incomplete paperwork. 7. Time Management: Effective in prioritising tasks like recruitment support and pass processing to meet deadlines. Compliance Understanding. Knowledge of recruitment regulations, right to work checks, and security protocols. Key Attributes Proactive: Takes initiative in managing tasks and foreseeing issues in the recruitment and vetting processes. Team Player: Works closely with the Recruitment Team, Vetting Team, and other departments, showing a collaborative mindset. Integrity and Discretion: Handles confidential employee and recruitment data with professionalism and confidentiality. If you’re detail-oriented, organised, and passionate about keeping things on track, this is your time to shine. Step into a role where you’ll play a vital part in our success. Apply now and let’s make a difference together!
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