Rhodium RH-45-
Weekend Assistant Concierge

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The Role
Weekend Assistant Concierge
Saturday and Sunday: 9am - 6pm
The Weekend Assistant Concierge will focus on the day-to-day of the residents and guests at Knightsbridge Gardens, delivering duties to an exceptional standard. They will excel in assisting with the concierge services, amenity operations, security, and housekeeping to ensure integration is seamless and a consistent vision is delivered. They will assist with essential central services such as guest arrivals, deliveries, post, bookings, cleaning, waste disposal, and recycling. Any significant lifestyle requests will be referred to the Concierge team for assistance.
Requirements
- Previous hospitality experience in a similar role within London super-prime, residential schemes.
- Must have excellent communication skills and customer service skills.
- Must be service-driven, understand the importance of going the ‘extra mile’.
- Experience serving UHNWIs.
- Good knowledge of Central London and surrounding local area.
- High standard of written and spoken English, additional language skills beneficial.
- Must be assertive, show initiative, and have a very keen eye for detail.
- Ability to work independently as well as to build and develop positive working relationships with residents and the team.
- Wear correct uniform at all times and maintain impeccable standards of appearance, personal hygiene, behavior, and discipline.
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About Rhodium
Rhodium was established to solely focus on the new build super prime residential market in London. Identifying a gap in the property management industry, Rhodium has created a unique business model not based on scale which provides a level of continuity and focus for each scheme we manage.


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Part owned by the Monaco Royal Family, Rhodium has a completely unique understanding of the ultra-high net worth individual, how they live, and operate within their homes. Rhodium has a contracted portfolio of £12bn across forty schemes and is involved with some of London’s most prestigious developments and clients. Every scheme we manage has been individually selected to complement our brand and ensure we only manage developments of the highest caliber. Discretion, integrity, and transparency are at the heart of our entire organization.
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