The Office Coordinator supports the day-to-day operation, organization, and employee experience of the office. This role ensures that employees and visitors have a welcoming, safe, well-equipped, and efficiently managed workplace. The Office Coordinator serves as a central point of contact for office onboarding, facilities needs, workspace readiness, inventory, communications, and culture-building activities while coordinating closely with internal teams, vendors, property management, and office leadership.
Primary Responsibilities
- Office distribution list management: Maintain accurate office email distribution lists and related communication groups; process additions, removals, and updates promptly; and conduct periodic reviews to ensure information remains current.
- Office onboarding: Coordinate the onsite experience for new employees, including badge and building-access requests, office tours, workspace and seat assignments, introductions to key office resources, and confirmation of first-day readiness.
- Facility coordination: Receive, document, prioritize, and track facility-related requests, including repairs, replacements, maintenance, safety concerns, and general office issues. Coordinate with property management, internal partners, and approved vendors through resolution.
- Workstation coordination and readiness: Prepare workstations for new hires, transfers, and visitors by coordinating required equipment and accessories, including monitors, keyboards, mice, docking stations, and other standard items. Confirm that spaces are clean, functional, and ready before use.
- Seating chart and utilization management: Maintain accurate seating charts and workspace assignments; monitor office capacity and utilization; coordinate moves, additions, and changes; and provide office leadership with current occupancy information to support space-planning decisions.
- Inventory management: Monitor and maintain appropriate stock levels for office supplies, toner, paper, kitchen items, and other consumables. Place orders within established budgets, receive and organize deliveries, maintain inventory records, and reduce unnecessary waste or shortages.
- Culture, office morale, and event coordination: Plan and support employee-engagement activities, recognition moments, office meetings, celebrations, volunteer activities, and other events that strengthen connection and create an inclusive workplace experience.
- Office communication and support: Serve as a first point of contact for routine office questions, communicate building or facility updates, maintain shared office information, and **escalate** issues to the appropriate owner when needed.
- Vendor and expense coordination: Support vendor scheduling, purchase documentation, invoices, and expense tracking in accordance with company policies and approval requirements.
- Safety and workplace standards: Help maintain a professional, organized, and safe office environment by identifying hazards, supporting emergency-readiness activities, and following applicable workplace procedures.
Qualifications
- High school diploma or equivalent required; associate degree or relevant professional training preferred.
- Two or more years of experience in office coordination, workplace services, facilities support, administrative operations, hospitality, or a related role preferred.
- Demonstrated ability to manage multiple priorities, track requests, and follow work through to completion with strong attention to detail.
- Proficiency with Microsoft Outlook, Word, Excel, Teams, and shared calendars or collaboration tools.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills with a service-oriented, professional approach.
- Experience coordinating vendors, supplies, events, workspace assignments, or employee onboarding is preferred.
- Ability to handle workplace information with discretion and apply established policies consistently.
- Ability to perform routine office activities, which may include moving supplies or equipment and being onsite during established office hours, with reasonable accommodation as applicable.