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Mason & Hamlin Piano Company
Office Administrator
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What they do
An Office Manager directs administrative staff and manages workflow in a business office. Supervises clerical work, tracks office supplies, oversees maintenance for office equipment and manages budget for office expenses. May hire and train staff.
$68,462 / year median in Massachusetts
+2% projected growth
Job Description
Office Administrator (Part-Time)
Strong Microsoft Office skills are essential, particularly in Excel and Outlook. Microsoft Office Requirements Comfort with the Microsoft Suite is an important technical qualification for this role: Excel — maintaining and updating tracking spreadsheets, sorting and filtering, basic formulas, and keeping multi-column records clean and consistent over time. Outlook — managing email, maintaining the shared calendar, and scheduling inspections and deliveries. Word — transmittals, posted documents, forms, letters, and labels.
Status:
Part-time, on-siteHours:
Approximately 20 hours per week, with some weeks running more and some less depending on workloadPay:
$20.00 per hour Position Summary The Office Administrator keeps the day-to-day office running: purchasing, receiving, shipping, filing, and facilities paperwork. This is a recurring-duties role focused on keeping established systems accurate.Strong Microsoft Office skills are essential, particularly in Excel and Outlook. Microsoft Office Requirements Comfort with the Microsoft Suite is an important technical qualification for this role: Excel — maintaining and updating tracking spreadsheets, sorting and filtering, basic formulas, and keeping multi-column records clean and consistent over time. Outlook — managing email, maintaining the shared calendar, and scheduling inspections and deliveries. Word — transmittals, posted documents, forms, letters, and labels.