Administrator (Planned Works) - London, United Kingdom - MMP Consultancy

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MMP Consultancy is looking to recruit an Administrator to join a DLO based in London. This will be on a temporary to permanent contract, working as part of the Planned Works team.


Duties:


  • Updating scaffold log, preparing rota for next week, receiving new handovers from contractors and passing to inspectors, receiving reports from inspectors
  • Updating log, sending updated scaffold log to management twice per week, preparing and posting scaffold awareness letters where necessary
  • Receiving requests, raising orders on QL, preparing PWA assignment letter to our PWA supply chain, send all relevant info/docs/order to supply chain
  • Receiving awards and updating QL/Sharepoint and individuals who requested, receiving invoices from the supply chain and forwarding to relevant department
  • Structural works raising orders on QL (upon request from manager or surveyors) and passing to structures
  • Actioning any recommendations as per structural surveys received (ie Tree Proformas, raising CCTV and drain works, soil investigations, raising Asbestos orders on QL where required and monitoring/chasing completion)
  • Monitoring and updating spreadsheet with any info passed to members of the team, dealing with historical jobs, trying to sort out pending issues and updating relevant folders
  • Asbestos removal raising orders on QL
  • Dealing with damp works spreadsheet and actioning accordingly as per manager's request
  • Dealing with internal/external queries, preparing docs for CDM meetings, checking for Asbestos surveys etc, covering phones when RLO is on annual leave

Skills/Responsibilities Required:

  • Previous experience of working with a Housing Association, Local Authority, DLO or main Contractor
  • Knowledge of maintenance and construction industry
  • Organised team player, ability to meet SLA's and deadlines
  • Proactive attitude

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