Operational administrator needed by Melin Consultants in Llanelli



The go-ahead firm of Melin Consultants is looking for an Operational Administrator.
Melin Consultants provides sustainable construction solutions to a range of clients from architects, building engineers, local authorities and main contractors.
Our general activities are office based and influence the early design of new buildings.
Success over recent years has come from a blend of first class service and providing a quick efficient operation.
The company understands that to support a first rate technical team a comprehensive level of background support is required.
Melin has recognised the need for an additional operational administrator to complement the professional approach the company adopts in the provision of its technical services.
Duties will include general administrative duties, customer liaison, quality auditing of work and providing a support mechanism to the technical staff.
The successful candidate will possess the following:
· good communication skills
· a good level of numeracy and literacy
· ability to work under pressure
· high attention to detail
· ability to self motivate
· intuition
Other desirable skills are:
· a good decision maker
· an ability to understand and interpret architectural drawings
· a good team player
Melin Consultants will consider a work placement scheme for candidates.
Why a work placement for Melin might suit you:
We understand that choosing the right company for a placement is going to be a tough decision and we wouldn’t want to mislead you by telling you our grass is so much greener than anyone else’s.
So here is an honest summing up of what working at Melin is all about (the good bits, the bad bits and a few not so important bits).
  • Flexible approach to working
  • New, contemporary and very clean and tidy offices
  • Real coffee machine (although we seem to prefer instant!) 
  • 9.00 start and a 17.00(ish) finish 
  • A proper pub football table in the corner 
  • Headphones encouraged for when you need quiet time 
  • A happy team 
  • Can be very busy 
  • Sometimes the bosses get stressed and shout 
  • The odd work social event
Interested?
Contact jamie@melinconsultants

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