About Admin Angels



AdminAngel
Why pay Agency Fees when you can go freelance?
Every industry and organisation needs a Business Administrator – I offer an independent service covering sick-leave/Maternity & Paternity Leave and Annual Leave.

Introduction to AdminAngel

Admin Angels LogoAn Organised and adaptable Administrator with over 20 years’ experience working in various office environments. My attention to detail and excellent time management skills means that every task is completed efficiently and to the highest possible standard. I have a calm and patient disposition meaning that I am able to work effectively under pressure and focus on the task in hand. I am proficient working in a team, but also work well independently. In a previous role, I was responsible for providing administrative support to Safeguarding Team reporting directly to the Safeguarding manager. To succeed in this role, I had to be exceptionally organised and demonstrate strong communication skills.

I have experience in Communication Skills dealing with and interacting with employers, staff, and clients, either in person or on the phone.
I possess Technological Skills operating a variety of tools – ranging from Microsoft Office to Scheduling Programme, and often maintain, office equipment such as faxes, scanners, and printers.
I am GDPR Knowledgeable ready for April 2018 and have a good understanding of workplace equality & Diversity.
For your organisation I can, though not limited to:
·         Update Personnel files to meet and exceed auditor’s standards and expectations
·         Ensure that consistent recordkeeping, systems related to the recruitment of suitable staff are in place
·         Redesign a safe systems of work policy to be followed by staff and management

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