jd for front desk receptionist

greeting and welcoming: professionally greet and welcome visitors, clients, and employees, ensuring they feel comfortable and are directed to the appropriate person or department.
managing telephone calls: answer, screen, and forward incoming calls, taking messages or providing information as necessary.
handling email correspondence: monitor and respond to general email inquiries, forwarding them to the relevant departments or individuals when required.
visitor management: maintain a visitor log, issue visitor badges, and ensure visitors follow the company's security protocols.
administrative support: assist with administrative tasks, such as photocopying, filing, data entry, and preparing documents or presentations.
mail and courier management: receive, sort, and distribute incoming mail and parcels, and coordinate outgoing mail and courier services.
maintaining a tidy reception area: ensure the reception area is clean, organized, and presentable, with all necessary materials (., pens, forms, and brochures) available.
security and access control: monitor and control access to the office, ensuring only authorized personnel enter the premises.
providing general information: offer general information about the company, its services, and its employees to visitors and callers.
handling emergencies: respond appropriately to emergencies, such as contacting emergency services, following company protocols, and providing necessary assistance.
supporting events and functions: assist in coordinating and organizing company events, workshops, or seminars, as required.