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Site Administrator

Peterborough

Full Time – Monday to Friday – 37.5 Hours

Are you an experienced Administrator who’s is looking for a new opportunity in the Peterborough area?

If so, our client, a leading provider of Managed Equipment Services (MES) to the NHS and private healthcare sector in the UK, is looking for a dedicated professional to join their team.

If you have a minimum of 3 years relevant UK based work experience, we’d love to hear from you!

Purpose of the Role

To provide administrative support and comprehensive office management, to all aspects of the Managed Equipment Service at the Peterborough City Hospital. Assist the Operations Coordinator as required and support the management team in providing an efficient, effective, and all-embracing Medical Engineering service to PCH, CCC and TCC, this will include adherence to strict demanding timetables and high quality standards.

You will be required to carry out various administrative duties pertaining the overall running of the department. This will include administrative assistance to the Management and the Engineers. The successful candidate will frequently liaise with other members of the Trust in relation to the role. It will be expected for the post holder to be professional and diligent at all times.

Task List

Provide administrative services to the Peterborough team

Day to day office management

Organise meetings to include production of agendas and minutes to a set timescale.

Data entry into various computer applications/databases including Optim EMS (training provided)

Scanning and maintenance of engineer’s documents

Assist with Training administration

Purchase order co-ordination 

Assist with the management and administration of orders, track deliveries and invoices between Peterborough and head office

Assist with the receipt of all incoming repairs and requests

Liaise and arrange meetings/training courses as appropriate for the Peterborough Management team

Data input for service contract administration

Carry out general administration of department policies and work procedures

To liaise and co-ordinate with external customers, companies and other organisations in relation to the Service.

Ensure Department stationary stock levels and other miscellaneous office items are kept stocked. 

Undertake any other reasonable administrative duties as and when required by the MES Operations Manager

Attend professional and other training courses, as requested.

Ensure compliance with all departmental operating and administrative policies and procedures.

Support of the organisation’s continuous improvement programme

Investigate thoroughly and satisfactorily resolve product, service or supplier complaints received from customers e.g. deliveries and invoices.

Communicate effectively with all levels of staff through exchanges of information via electronic and other means.

Responsible for planning and prioritising own workload, referring to the Peterborough Management team, where necessary

Identify, discuss and participate in own development and training activities relevant to the post

Complete associated admin needed to close repairs and PMs as outlined in the Procedures

Exceed contract KPI’s to ensure customer satisfaction

Maintain spare part stock wherever necessary

Maintain service documentation in line with business requirements

Ensure data integrity within the management systems

Deal with OEM service staff and management when required

Attend customer meetings when required

Participate in and promote the growth of the business

Uphold confidentiality, GDPR and potentially sensitive information requirements

Essential Skills

Excellent Customer relationship skills   

Excellent organisational skills   

Excellent communication skills

Good analytical skills   

Knowledge of MS Office suite, PowerPoint, Access, Publisher, Excel       

Ability to manage substantial workloads, prioritising as appropriate      

Superior integrity and discretion, as role involves dealing with Executive level, highly sensitive information

Benefits

Private Healthcare

Employee Assistance Programme

Salary Sacrifice Pension

Electric Car Scheme

Cycle to work scheme

A DBS Enhanced Disclosure is required for all applicants.

If you have all the skills above and feel this is the role for you, please do not hesitate to contact us at One to One Personnel on (phone number removed) or forward your CV to (url removed)

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