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SalaryManpower Recruitment are working alongside a busy College in Oxford City Centre, who require a Full time, Permanent Loge Porter, Receptionists on night-shifts.
Salary: starting at £27,278 per annum rising to £27,550 per annum after probationary period, plus a night allowance of £1,500 per annum, paid monthly
Shift pattern: Night-shift - 18:30 hours to 06:30 hours, 3 days on and 3 days off, average 42 hours/week, inclusive of some weekends and bank holidays
* Please note some heavy lifting may be required.
The Lodge is very much the gateway to the College and on a daily basis our team of Porters welcome and assist a significant number of Fellows, students, staff and visitors from all over the world. The role is a very busy and public facing one in which the Porters are required to provide the highest possible standards of service at all times.
We would like to hear from applicants who enjoy working with and assisting a wide range of people, and who enjoy variety and responsibility. You will be naturally personable and able to demonstrate experience of working in a public facing role that has involved providing great customer service.
Main Duties
- Assisting visitors with support with questions, checking in/out and directions
- Giving the best possible service face to face, over the phone and Email communication.
- Signing in/out Keys and fobs and following strict policies and procedure
- Receiving mail and allocating to correct departments
- Support with moving furniture and setting up events around the College.
- Keeping internal/external areas clean and tidy and clutter free.
- CCTV security
- help support moving of waste and laundry to correct areas in the College.
Benefits include:
Working hours are 42 per week on a '3 days on and 3 days off' 6-week cycle. The equivalent of 7.6 weeks holiday, meal allowance, uniform, OSPS pension scheme, private health cover, use of the College fitness facilities and on-site parking.
If interested, please get in contact with a Manpower Representative.
