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Executive Assistant for a Construction and Property Development Company in Austr

Virtual Coworker · Australia · back to the listing

HR standards

47/100

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Title ↔ description

87/100

strong

Reads as

Executive Assistant

98% confident

What this role officially is

executive assistant — ESCO, the EU occupation classification

Executive assistants are advanced administrative professionals who work with top-level executives or in international facilities in various industries. They organise meetings, organise and maintain files, arrange travel, train staff members, communicate in other languages, and manage the day-to-day operations of the office.

Also known as: foreign language assistant, foreign language correspondent executive assistant, executive secretary, personal executive assistant, senior administrative secretary, assistant manager

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Category: Trades and Labor

Location: Australia New South Wales Australia

• Manage and organise the Director’s inbox, prioritising important emails, flagging items requiring attention, and ensuring nothing is missed.

• Follow up on outstanding emails, requests, tasks, staff, suppliers, and other matters.

• Draft simple email responses and assist with basic client and supplier communication.

• Keep the Director’s calendar organised, including scheduling meetings, appointments, inspections, and other commitments.

• Identify scheduling conflicts, set reminders, and keep the Director informed of upcoming appointments and important dates.

• Assist with organising the Director’s personal commitments, including children’s school activities, appointments, events, pickups, and other arrangements.

• Assist with general administration, keeping tasks, information, records, and follow-ups organised.

• Coordinate business bookings and travel arrangements, including flights and accommodation, and ensure the Director has the necessary information ahead of meetings, appointments, and travel.

• Assist with basic invoice administration using Xero and Workbench, including reviewing invoices for accuracy and checking details against purchase orders where required.

• Maintain organised and up-to-date invoice records.

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