Administrator (6 month FTC)

Overview

Provides administrative support, maintains records, and assists office tasks.

Key Responsibilities

• team communication
• records management
• office administration
• strategic leadership
• data accuracy
• commercial strategy

Tasks

-Communicating with colleagues to make sure everything is completed on time -Supporting your team by sharing information and keeping things running smoothly -Checking and updating electronic records -Helping with general office tasks such as filing, photocopying, and scanning -Assisting with any other admin tasks as needed -Strategic Leadership: Shape the commercial success of major national fibre programmes -Making sure information is accurate and up to date

Requirements

• computer skills
• microsoft office
• driving licence
• teamwork
• detail oriented
• time management

What You Bring

-Willing to learn and take on new tasks -Able to work as part of a team -Good attention to detail -Organised and able to manage your time well -Basic computer skills, including using Microsoft Word, Excel, and Outlook -Some previous office or administrative experience would be an advantage (but not essential) -Full UK driving licence

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Benefits

-Strong Benefits Package: Competitive salary, 25 days annual leave, pension, life assurance, and more -Growth Opportunity: Work with executive leadership and contribute to high-level decision-making

About Circet Ire & Uk

-Recognized for its work in installing and maintaining large-scale telecom and energy infrastructure, including fiber networks and renewable energy systems. -Typical projects involve complex, large-scale installations, ranging from telecommunications towers to energy networks. -With a solid track record, the company has contributed significantly to the growth and modernization of Ireland and the UK’s digital and energy landscapes. -The company’s expertise spans various sectors, delivering results with an unwavering focus on safety, reliability, and innovation.

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