Relief Centre Coordinator

The Vacancy

Workspace is home to London’s brightest businesses, and our dedicated and friendly Centre Coordinators are a crucial part of customer service offering.

We’re looking for an individual with great social and administrative skills, who loves building relationships and is a self‑starter. As the first point of contact for anyone entering your building, you’ll be responsible for providing exceptional customer service and going above and beyond, making sure everyone who visits us feels at home.

We look for people who are customer oriented, sociable and who can bring their individuality to the role and make it their own. You will also be responsible for organising customer events and preparing meeting rooms.

You’ll need a good understanding of basic IT packages such as MS Office and the ability to think on your feet. You’ll be working in a small team and will have the opportunity to help run a building as though it was your own.

You’ll be working as part of the relief team and this is the perfect opportunity for someone looking to work in our East London centres across the portfolio and work with our diverse customer base.

As a member of the Workspace family, you are part of a team responsible for the office space of 4,000 of the capital’s brightest businesses. We’re far more than a serviced office landlord – we offer an environment that puts community first.

Our vibrant internal culture empowers our employees to give exceptional customer service and thrive in their role. This has led to 91 percent of our employees saying they would recommend Workspace as a great place to work, 88 percent saying they are proud to work for the company, and 91 percent praising Workspace’s commitment to environment and social responsibility.

Our focus on our social and environmental responsibilities is a source of great pride, from our approach to property renovation to our Carbon Net Zero commitment and neighbourhood programmes.

If all of this sounds up your street, apply now to join the Workspace community today.