FAQs
Is previous experience in the construction sector required for this role?
Yes, previous experience within an administrative position, preferably within the construction sector, is required.
What are the typical responsibilities of the Project Administrator?
The typical responsibilities include constructing work packs for site teams, raising orders for materials and services, organising time-sheets, setting up and taking minutes for meetings, and performing other ad-hoc administrative duties.
Who will the Project Administrator report to?
The Project Administrator will report into the Project Manager on site.
What software skills are necessary for the Project Administrator position?
A strong understanding of relevant Microsoft packages is necessary for this position.
What type of pay and benefits are offered for this role?
The client offers a competitive salary and package, along with opportunities for professional development.
Is there a possibility of career progression in this role?
Yes, the opportunity for professional development suggests a possibility of career progression within the company.
Where is the Project Administrator role based?
The role is based in Hampshire.
How long is the framework agreement that the Project Administrator will be supporting?
The framework agreement is expected to run for several years.
What level of detail is expected from the Project Administrator in their work?
The Project Administrator is expected to have a strong attention to detail in their work.
How can candidates apply for the Project Administrator position?
Candidates can apply by submitting an up-to-date copy of their CV or contacting Claire Spiers in the Southampton Office.