Description
Plan, direct, and coordinate the day-to-day administrative operations of an office to ensure efficient support for teams and leaders. Responsibilities include developing policies, managing office services and budgets, overseeing facilities and vendors, guiding the use of materials and human resources, and supervising administrative staff to maintain service quality and compliance.
- • Direct and coordinate office administrative functions, including reception, mail, calendars, and communications.
- • Develop and implement office policies, procedures, and service standards.
- • Prepare staff schedules, assign administrative duties, and balance workloads.
- • Oversee procurement and inventory of office supplies, equipment, and services.
- • Monitor vendors and service providers for quality, cost, and contract compliance.
- • Review and reconcile office budgets, invoices, and expense reports; identify cost-saving opportunities.
- • Coordinate facilities operations, including space planning, maintenance, repairs, and access.
- • Manage records, document retention, and data privacy practices in line with policies and regulations.
- • Support HR processes such as recruiting coordination, onboarding, timesheets, and performance documentation.
- • Plan and coordinate internal meetings, events, and travel logistics.
- • Serve as the point of contact for IT support coordination and office technology deployment.
- • Implement and oversee workplace safety, security, and emergency preparedness programs.
- • Analyze office performance metrics and feedback to improve efficiency and service.
- • Coordinate cross-departmental communications and administrative support for leaders and teams.
- • Ensure reception and customer service standards for visitors, calls, and correspondence.
- • Manage office moves, renovations, or new site setups with facilities and vendors.
- • Promote sustainability initiatives such as recycling, energy conservation, and waste reduction.
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Last reviewed: Jan 2026
