Ex Cabin Crew

Ex Cabin Crew for Corporate Receptionist Vacancy
London
£35,000 to £42,000 Dep Exp

Ex Cabin Crew for Receptionist role in London Private Equity firm in Mayfair - A very successful progressive firm which has a team of two receptionists provide 5* front of house and administration, reservations and some PA duties - customer service. Previous Cabin Crew or FOH receptionist experience is necessary. 

Reception Duties: 

Overseeing the switchboard and being the firms ambassador for some incoming calls  Screening telephone calls and forwarding messages  Meeting and greeting in a warm, friendly manner to clients, staff and visitors  Utilising the meeting room calendar / meeting room software  Setting up conference calls Overseeing the catering team who are setting up/clearing meeting rooms ensuring that the cleaning teams have kept the space tidy at all times  Booking lunches, liaising with hospitality teams for drinks and lunches for guests  Keeping check on office supplies and ordering if necessary  General administration (photocopy, fax, scanning)  Sorting and distributing post daily and ordering couriers  Assisting PAs and Directors where possible  Booking Travel and Accommodation  Other ad hoc duties as requested from time to time 

Requirements:

Previous Cabin Crew or FOH/Reception experience  Wonderful communication and administration skills  Able to successfully communicate at the highest level  Ability to prioritise and have attention to detail  Ability to work in a fast paced and challenging environment  Excellent telephone manner, well presented and polite  A team player  Knowledge of MS Office  Front of House Recruitment is the specialist receptionist recruitment agency

 

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