Project Assistant

out going
good listener
patient
hard worker
Time Flexibility

A project administrator is responsible for overseeing all aspects of how a project is planned, unfolds and is managed. This includes developing an overview of the approach, assigning team members to various responsibilities, setting goals and developing timelines and ensuring all elements of a project are progressing on time and on budget as anticipated. If something goes awry, a project administrator is responsible for troubleshooting issues, revamping timelines, giving status reports to higher-ups and making changes as necessary to ensure the project progresses. A project administrator may have more than one project assistant, particularly if multiple projects are managed simultaneously or if the project in question is ongoing and long-term in nature.

Social Security
Service charge
public holiday
30 days Sick Leave
7 days annual leave