Saturday maintenance administrator - united kingdom, borehamwood, hertfordshire
job description
we are afriendly small size and fast growing company - pro-sec fire & security offers fantastic opportunities for the right people with the right attitude, to grow within the organization. with clients throughout the uk, based in borehamwood, herts
we are looking to recruit maintenance/office administrator with considerable attention to detail.
as maintenance administrator you will be responsible for day to day administration tasks, logging enquires, customer service, data input, invoicing, answering phone calls, filling etc.
this roleis part time and permanent with flexible hours, including weekends full training will be given.
people
a high level of team participation, working with integrity and respect for others.
actively drive and document your own learning to contribute to the success of the team and location.
be adaptable and flexible to the needs of the business in support of the team and the location.
product
use all available tools and information to keep up to date on current product and increase awareness.
use product knowledge to generate sales and increase customer loyalty to the brand.
follow merchandising guidelines, replenishment procedures and housekeeping standards to ensure that ukprsec is represented at the highest level.
core competencies:
satisfy the needs of our customer, always
pursue growth and opportunities through initiative and proactivity
build open and honest relationships with clear communication
create a positive team environment, encourage collaboration
be proud, passionate, motivated, committed
take ownership, be accountable
encourage organisation, high standards and efficiencies
looking for saturday hours only
job types: part-time, permanent
salary: £10.20 /hour
job types: full-time, part-time, permanent
salary: £10.80 /hour
work remotely
no
job types: part-time, permanent
salary: £10.20-£14.80 per hour
benefits:
on-site parking
schedule:
weekend availability
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