Admin Manager

Office Management:

Oversee the day-to-day administrative operations of the office.
Ensure a well-organized work environment, including managing office supplies, equipment, and other administrative resources.
Supervise the maintenance of office facilities and ensure they are safe and functional.
Staff Supervision:

Manage and supervise the administrative support staff, including receptionists, clerks, and office assistants.
Assign tasks, monitor performance, and provide feedback and training as necessary.
Handle recruitment, onboarding, and orientation of new administrative staff.
Record Keeping and Documentation:

Ensure proper management and storage of organizational records and documents, both digital and physical.
Implement a system for file retention and ensure legal compliance with data privacy and protection regulations.
Prepare reports, correspondence, and presentations as needed.
Budgeting and Financial Management:

Manage the administrative budget, including office supplies, utilities, and other operational expenses.
Ensure cost-effective operations by monitoring spending and implementing cost-saving measures.
Liaise with finance teams to handle administrative billing, invoices, and expense tracking.
Policy and Procedure Development:

Develop and enforce office policies and procedures to ensure efficiency and compliance with organizational goals and legal requirements.
Regularly update policies in accordance with changes in legislation or organizational changes.
Vendor and Contract Management:

Manage relationships with vendors and service providers (e.g., cleaning services, office supplies, IT services).
Negotiate contracts and ensure that vendor services are delivered on time and within budget.
Facilities Management:

Oversee the maintenance, repair, and upgrading of office facilities.
Ensure compliance with safety regulations and protocols, including emergency preparedness.
Coordinate with building management regarding utilities, repairs, and other facility-related matters.
IT and Communication Systems:

Ensure proper functioning of the organization's communication and IT systems (e.g., telephones, printers, internet services).
Work closely with the IT department to troubleshoot and resolve any technical issues.
Event Planning and Coordination:

Organize and coordinate internal meetings, conferences, and company events.
Handle logistics such as booking venues, arranging catering, and coordinating travel for attendees.
Compliance and Legal Matters:

Ensure that the organization complies with relevant laws and regulations, including labor laws, workplace safety, and data protection.
Liaise with legal counsel to handle contracts, legal documents, and any legal matters related to administrative operations.
Customer and Stakeholder Relations:

Act as the point of contact for external parties such as clients, vendors, and regulatory authorities.
Manage correspondence and communication with stakeholders, ensuring that their inquiries are handled efficiently.
Project Management:

Oversee special administrative projects, such as office renovations or the implementation of new office systems.
Ensure that these projects are completed on time, within scope, and on budget.