We’re compact, agile and thrive on challenge Proconics came into being in 1995. Through acquisition, organic growth and cutting our teeth on the petrochemical giant, Sasol, we have developed the capability to execute Electrical and Instrumentation Engineering design projects of diverse scale and nature. We are adept at dealing with the unknown. Our track r...
The Project Administrator is responsible for providing support to the Cost Control and Project Teams.
As a project administrator, you will be supporting the project managers and teams in organizing, planning, and executing projects.
This will involve tasks such as scheduling meetings, maintaining project documentation, tracking progress, communicating with stakeholders, and ensuring project timelines are met.
This role involves coordinating project activities, maintaining documentation, assisting with cost control processes, and ensuring efficient project operations.
The Project Administrator plays a key role in supporting project execution and maintaining accurate project records.
Requirements
Assist in coordinating project activities and schedules in collaboration with project managers and team members.
Maintain and update project documentation, including reports, schedules, and meeting minutes.
Support project teams in tracking progress and ensuring adherence to project timelines and deliverables.
Support the Cost Control and Project Admin Team Leader in tracking project expenditures and maintaining cost records.
Assist in the preparation of cost reports and variance analysis.
Provide administrative support in managing project budgets and cost control processes.
Maintain organised and up-to-date project files, records, and databases.
Assist in preparing and formatting project reports, presentations, and correspondence.
Ensure proper documentation of project meetings, decisions, and action items.
Provide general administrative support to the Cost Control and Project Admin Team Leader and project teams.
Handle day-to-day administrative tasks, such as scheduling meetings, arranging travel, and managing office supplies.
Assist in maintaining project management software and tools.
Serve as a point of contact for project teams, clients, subcontractors, and vendors.
Coordinate communication and information flow between project stakeholders.
Assist in organising project meetings, workshops, and events.
Qualifications/Experience
Matric or equivalent
Qualification in financial administration (preferably a degree).
Business or project management qualification will be advantageous.
Administrative support.
Document management and quality assurance thereof.
Coordination and organisation.
Problem solving.
Customer service and stakeholder management.
Risk management (identification and mitigation).
Budgeting and cost forecasting.
Project tracking and reporting.
Effective communication with team members and stakeholders.
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