The Office Manager will streamline administrative procedures, lead employee engagement, coordinate operations, and enhance workplace culture through strategic planning and collaboration.
The Role: We are seeking a dynamic, highly organized Office Manager who is comfortable wearing multiple hats to streamline administrative procedures, lead and execute employee engagement initiatives, coordinate office operations across multiple sites, and serve as a central point of contact for internal communications and visitor coordination in partnership with Operations, Safety, Procurement and PX Leadership. This role is pivotal in ensuring smooth operations and fostering a positive workplace culture through strategic event planning, committee oversight, clear and consistent communication, and cross-functional collaboration.
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