An Office Administrator provides day-to-day administrative support and project assistance to ensure efficient office operations. The Workplace Administrator is expected to be present in an office location four to five days per week; temporary agency administrators are required to be onsite five days per week. Some offices may require additional in-office days as determined by the Area Admin Manager. Schedules, including in-office work, metro office visits, and remote work, must follow the weekly plan approved by the Area Admin Manager. Indirect overtime requires prior approval. The role may involve travel among assigned offices within a metro area, coordinated by Area and Regional Admin Managers; mileage is reimbursed when travel between offices is requested. Core duties include front-desk reception and visitor management; onsite office support; meeting-day preparation, printing, and catering; coordination with local managers; HR requests; onboarding and offboarding; purchasing; shipping; accounts payable vendor onboarding and invoice processing; weekly purchasing-card expense reconciliation; Workplace ServiceNow ticket support; and maintaining the appearance and organization of physical office spaces, including kitchens and coffee areas. The administrator must submit personal timecards accurately and on time, weekly administrative reports, and monthly workplace checklists for assigned offices, including remote offices. Safety checklist items must be entered into iSMS by month end. The role requires understanding Horizon processes for timecards, expenses, supplier review, procurement, and accounts payable, and providing support to staff. General office administration includes upkeep and coordination with building management on maintenance and access issues; processing mail, faxes, and packages; coordinating large and plotter printing; and supporting office safety and compliance standards. Additional assignments may include project administration, senior staff travel and expense support, timecard administration, regional fleet program assistance, and onsite coordination of IT issues with the Service Desk. The administrator is expected to engage professionally and positively with the administrative team, office staff, and leaders; provide proactive, responsive service; assist with staff events and office communications; participate in team meetings; attend mandatory training; and make ethical decisions while following WSP’s Code of Conduct and policies. Other duties may be assigned as business needs require.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
Education Level
High school or GED