Office Admin & Coordinator
Posted 13 days ago
hw staffingCranston (RI)
Secretaries and Administrative Assistants, Except Legal, Medical, and ExecutiveOffice Administrative Services
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Cross-Functional Operational Support RoleRole Summary: Cross-functional operational support role combining logistics (shipping, receiving, inventory) with front-desk reception and project coordination.Key Responsibilities:Receiving & Inventory: Inspect incoming deliveries against purchase orders/packing slips, log products into inventory, properly label items, and update project or service tickets.Shipping & Logistics: Package products securely, generate shipping labels via major carriers (FedEx, UPS), update shipping logs, resolve transit issues, and send tracking information to account managers and clients.Project Coordination: Maintain and update project statuses, track product ETAs, assign Project Managers, and note order changes or delivery details.Reception & Front Desk: Answer and transfer main line calls, cover the Help Desk line during weekly meetings, greet visitors, manage sign-ins, process mail, and track office supplies.Core Requirements & Qualifications:Experience: 13 years in shipping, receiving, logistics, or operational support.Technical Skills: Proficiency in Microsoft Office (strong emphasis on Excel), ticketing systems, order/inventory software, multiline phone systems, and shipping platforms (FedEx, UPS).Physical Capabilities: Ability to lift up to 40 lbs and handle high-volume workflows.Key Soft Skills: Meticulous attention to detail, strong verbal and written communication, customer service orientation, adaptability, and self-motivation.Education: High school diploma or equivalent required; Associate or Bachelor's degree preferred.
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