Company
CBW Staffing Solutions
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CompanyCBW Staffing Solutions
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£11.60 per hour
Description
Receptionist - FM Service Provider - Aberdeen (Dyce) - FM Service Provider -£11.60 PAYE (3 months contract) CBW are currently recruiting for a Receptionist to be based on a site located in Dyce in Aberdeen. The successful candidate will be confident, polite and reliable. Hours of Work Monday to Friday 08.00-16.30pm Duties & Responsibilities To welcome guests and visitors and ensure you offer a warm welcome Carrying out all necessary operations when guests arrive i.e. check-in / check out To be the first point of contact for all members and to deal with all situations in a courteous and professional manner in person and on the phone Respond to a wide range of members requirements and promote facilities Have operational knowledge of all front of house services and know-how to access these services to meet the members’ requirements Report all facilities and maintenance issues to the helpdesk To be considered: Strong oral and written communication skills Passionate about providing and delivering exceptional customer service Must be effective in handling problems, including anticipating, preventing, identifying and solving problems as necessary
Location
Aberdeen
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