The Receptionist will be the first point of contact for visitors, clients, contractors and employees, providing a professional and welcoming experience. Typical responsibilities include answering and directing telephone calls, managing reception and meeting rooms, handling incoming and outgoing mail, maintaining visitor records, supporting office administration and assisting with general coordination tasks. Applicants are generally expected to have previous reception or administrative experience, strong communication and organisational skills, a professional presentation, reliable attention to detail and confidence using Microsoft Office. Experience in construction, engineering or another project-based environment may be advantageous. The successful candidate should be approachable, discreet, capable of managing competing priorities and available to work throughout the 12-month fixed-term appointment.
CBP Contractors is an Australian construction and contracting business delivering project services within the construction and infrastructure sectors. Its work typically involves coordinating people, equipment, subcontractors and suppliers to complete projects safely, efficiently and to the required quality standards. As a project-based organisation, CBP Contractors relies on effective communication between site teams, management, clients and office support functions. The company environment is likely to value practical teamwork, accountability, safety awareness and dependable administration. A receptionist in this setting plays an important role by creating a professional front-of-house experience while helping the broader business run smoothly. Specific services, locations and project details may vary, so applicants should confirm the latest information directly through the advertised position and the company’s official channels.
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