Office Manager

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for sections: About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule. Only include sections that have real specific content. We must not repeat job title as heading. No Job ID etc. Remove boilerplate. We need to parse the posting. The posting includes: - About Engineered Products (company description) - could be "About the role"? Actually "About Engineered Products" is company description. The instruction: use

for section headings (e.g. About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule). So we can have "About the role" heading and put the company description? The "About Engineered Products" is about company, not role. But we can treat as "About the role" maybe includes role summary. There's also "Position Summary". So we could put that under "About the role". We'll include company description and position summary. - Responsibilities: there is "AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITY" with subcategories: Office and Facility Operations, Janitorial Team Supervision, Vendor Management, Branded Merchandise, Trade Shows, And Events, Human Resources and Training Support. Those are responsibilities. We'll list them as bullet points under

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        with the detailed tasks. That preserves detail. Similarly for Skills And Abilities: list of skills. Education And Experience: qualifications. Physical And Work Requirements: maybe part of Requirements or Qualifications? Could be under Requirements. We need sections: About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule. We have no explicit Benefits, Pay, Schedule in posting. So we should NOT include those sections unless posting actually states them. The posting does not mention benefits, pay, schedule. So we omit those sections. Thus we will have sections: About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills. Now we need to decide what goes into Requirements vs Qualifications. Typically Requirements could be "Physical And Work Requirements" and maybe "Education And Experience" is Qualifications. But we can also put Education And Experience under Qualifications. Physical And Work Requirements under Requirements. Also "Skills And Abilities" under Skills. Now we need to preserve all substantive information. Let's extract. Company description: "At Engineered Products, our mission is to maximize space efficiency and redefine material handling and storage solutions. As a privately held company with more than 70 years of industry experience, we have earned the trust of businesses nationwide by delivering customized storage solutions tailored to their unique needs. We foster a culture of innovation, accountability, and empowerment where every employee contributes to our success by building strong relationships, approaching challenges with optimism, and embracing continuous learning and collaboration." Position Summary: includes position title, reports to, department, location, direct reports, summary of duties. We'll include that. Now Responsibilities: we have five areas with bullet details. We'll create:

        About the role

        ... company description + position summary ...

        Then

        Responsibilities

        • Office and Facility Operations
          • Manage daily office operations and serve as the primary point of contact for office and facility needs.
          • Maintain a clean, organized, safe, and professional workplace.
          • Manage office, breakroom, conference room, and janitorial supplies.
          • Monitor inventory levels and complete purchasing within approved budgets.
          • Coordinate conference rooms, shared spaces, office moves, employee meetings, and company events.
          • Receive and direct visitors, vendors, deliveries, and service providers.
          • Maintain office procedures, schedules, vendor information, service agreements, and administrative records.
          • Identify facility concerns and coordinate timely resolution with the appropriate vendor or department.
          • Monitor exterior areas, including the parking lot and landscaped mulch beds, and coordinate routine trash and litter removal.
          • Review office and facility-related invoices for accuracy and submit them through the appropriate approval process.
        • Janitorial Team Supervision
          • Supervise and provide daily direction to janitorial and custodial employees.
          • Establish cleaning schedules, assignments, and performance standards for offices, restrooms, breakrooms, conference rooms, common areas, parking lots, and landscaped areas.
          • Monitor employee attendance, performance, productivity, and quality of work.
          • Conduct routine inspections and promptly address cleanliness, safety, or maintenance concerns.
          • Ensure employees have the supplies, equipment, and training necessary to perform their responsibilities safely and effectively.
          • Partner with the HR Manager on staffing, performance management, employee relations, and corrective action.
          • Ensure compliance with company safety procedures and applicable chemical-handling requirements.
        • Vendor Management
          • Coordinate onsite vendors, contractors, maintenance providers, and service technicians.
          • Schedule vendor visits and communicate site access, safety, security, and operational requirements.
          • Manage services such as pest control, waste removal, shredding, office equipment, food service, landscaping, and general facility maintenance.
          • Obtain and compare quotes and assist with vendor selection, service agreements, and renewals.
          • Maintain vendor contact information, insurance documentation, contracts, and service records.
          • Monitor vendor performance and follow up on incomplete or unsatisfactory work.
          • Coordinate vendor activities to minimize disruption to employees and operations.
        • Branded Merchandise, Trade Shows, And Events
          • Coordinate company-branded apparel, including employee shirts, uniforms, event apparel, and other branded merchandise.
          • Maintain apparel inventories, sizing records, distribution lists, and reorder levels.
          • Coordinate with approved vendors on product selection, artwork, proofs, quantities, pricing, production schedules, and delivery.
          • Manage promotional products, recruiting materials, employee gifts, event supplies, and other company-branded items.
          • Track merchandise and event expenses to ensure purchases remain within approved budgets.
          • Coordinate trade-show registrations, schedules, booth assignments, displays, signage, promotional items, shipping, and return logistics.
          • Assist with travel arrangements, lodging, registrations, schedules, and materials for trade-show participants.
          • Maintain a calendar of trade shows, recruiting events, community events, employee activities, and company functions.
          • Coordinate with Sales, Human Resources, and other departments to ensure event requirements are completed on time.
          • Maintain an organized inventory of displays, banners, marketing materials, promotional products, and event equipment.
          • Support grand openings, job fairs, employee celebrations, recognition activities, and community outreach events.
        • Human Resources and Training Support
          • Provide administrative support to the HR Manager and Training and Development Specialist.
          • Manage employee communication boards and ensure announcements, policies, safety information, and employee resources are current, organized, and professionally displayed.
          • Maintain required federal, state, local, labor, wage-and-hour, OSHA, workers’ compensation, unemployment, and other compliance posters under the direction of the HR Manager.
          • Conduct routine audits of employee communication boards and replace outdated, damaged, or missing materials.
          • Coordinate with Human Resources before posting or removing employee communications.
          • Assist with new-hire preparation, onboarding schedules, orientation materials, badges, apparel, supplies, and workspace readiness.
          • Coordinate interviews, reserve meeting spaces, greet candidates, and prepare interview materials.
          • Support employee meetings, recognition programs, engagement activities, benefits meetings, and company events.
          • Schedule training sessions and coordinate rooms, equipment, materials, communications, and refreshments.
          • Prepare training rosters, handouts, evaluations, attendance records, and certificates.
          • Coordinate with employees, supervisors, instructors, and outside training vendors.
          • Maintain organized and confidential HR and training records.
          • Assist with reports, data entry, document preparation, filing, and other administrative duties as assigned.
        Now Requirements: Physical And Work Requirements. We'll create

        Requirements

        • Ability to work onsite during regular business hours and occasionally adjust the schedule to support vendors, meetings, trade shows, company events, or urgent facility needs.
        • Ability to travel occasionally for trade shows, company events, or other business requirements.
        • Ability to move regularly throughout office, manufacturing, parking, and landscaped areas.
        • Ability to sit, stand, walk, bend, and reach as required.
        • Ability to lift and carry supplies, displays, apparel, or event materials weighing up to 25 pounds.
        • Ability to work in an office located within or adjacent to an active manufacturing facility.
        Now Qualifications: Education And Experience. We'll create

        Qualifications

        • High school diploma or equivalent required.
        • Associate’s or bachelor’s degree in business administration, human resources, office administration, marketing, or a related field preferred.
        • Three or more years of office management, facilities coordination, event coordination, administrative support, or related experience preferred.
        • Previous supervisory and vendor-management experience preferred.
        • Experience coordinating branded merchandise, trade shows, company events, or promotional materials preferred.
        • Experience supporting Human Resources, onboarding, or employee training is a plus.
        • Experience in a manufacturing or industrial environment is preferred.
        Now Skills: Skills And Abilities. We'll create

        Skills

        • Strong organizational, planning, and time-management skills.
        • Ability to manage multiple priorities and respond effectively to changing business needs.
        • Strong written and verbal communication skills.
        • Professional and service-oriented approach with strong interpersonal skills.
        • Ability to supervise employees, establish expectations, and maintain accountability.
        • Strong attention to detail, follow-through, judgment, and problem-solving ability.
        • Ability to coordinate vendors, meetings, events, travel arrangements, and trade shows.
        • Ability to manage inventories, purchasing, budgets, deadlines, and multiple vendors.
        • Ability to work independently and collaborate effectively with employees, managers, vendors, and visitors.
        • Ability to handle confidential employee and company information appropriately.
        • Proficiency in Microsoft Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Teams.
        • Ability to learn HR, purchasing, scheduling, facility-management, and event-registration systems.
        We should not include Benefits, Pay, Schedule. Now ensure we didn't include any boilerplate like "This job description describes the general nature..." That's boilerplate; we should remove it. Also remove lines