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The Client:
One of the most recognisable regional names in the Suffolk contracting market, operating throughout East Anglia, this established main contractor have quickly developed a reputation as one of the leading builders in the area, delivering an exciting range of complex projects across a range of business sectors.

The Role:
Looking to strengthen the support functions within the business, they seek a forward-thinking Office Manager to support the directors of the business and oversee the existing administration function. Managing a busy office, you’ll be looking after all areas of general administration, helping manage the director’s diaries and time and liaising closely with Quantity Surveyors, Estimators, Contracts Managers and more.

Responsibilities:

* Overseeing day to day administration of the business, overseeing the current administration staff.

* Manage the diaries of the business directors, ensuring their time is utilised effectively.

* All aspects of keeping the office functional, from ordering stationary to internal HR functions.

* Attend regular meetings, acting as a focal point for external consultants, clients and stakeholders, and minute taking.

* Effective communication with clients, suppliers, external consultants and colleagues through to senior management.

Qualifications & Experience:

* Minimum 3 years previous experience within an Office Management or Senior Administration role

* Previous construction industry experience is highly desirable but not essential for the right person

What to do next:

If you are looking for a new opportunity and this role is of interest, apply via the link below and we look forward to discussing the role in more detail with you.

If this role is not for you, but you are interested in exploring new opportunities, we'd still be keen to hear from you as we cover a wide range of positions with contractors and developers of all shapes and sizes, so please get in touch on the number provided.

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