FAQs
What is the job title for this position?
The job title is Project Administrative Assistant.
What company is offering this position?
The position is offered by Mead & Hunt, a nationally recognized professional services consulting firm.
What team will the Project Administrative Assistant be working with?
The Project Administrative Assistant will be working with the growing EPC (Engineering, Procurement, and Construction) team.
What are the main responsibilities of the Project Administrative Assistant?
The main responsibilities include preparing pre-contract items, assisting project managers with schedules and resource planning, providing status updates, coordinating meetings, assisting with project documentation, and compiling financial documents.
What qualifications are required for this position?
The successful candidate must have an Associate degree in an administrative assistants’ program (or related field), or at least two years of office experience preferred.
What experience is preferred for ideal candidates?
Ideal candidates should have experience proofing/editing project contracts, project set-up in financial and project software (Deltek Vision strongly preferred), preparing schedules and resource planning using Microsoft Project (or similar software), proficiency in Microsoft Word and Excel, and file management software experience (such as Newforma or ProCore).
Is this position full-time or part-time?
This is a full-time position.
Will the Project Administrative Assistant be responsible for travel arrangements?
Yes, the Project Administrative Assistant will assist with travel arrangements and travel expenses.
What software skills are necessary for this position?
Proficiency in Microsoft Word and Excel is necessary, along with experience in project management software such as Microsoft Project and file management software like Newforma or ProCore.
What documents will the Project Administrative Assistant be compiling?
The Project Administrative Assistant will be compiling financial documents such as contracts, prebills, and closeouts.