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Reporting to the Director of Operations, this outward-facing position facilitates building reception (in-person and telephone), vendor and contractor relations, assists with facilities, meeting setup ...

Reception desk associate

Saint Louis, MO · On-site

$15.25 - $20.25/hr

... Check in building visitors and grant visitor access badges Other site specific support responsibilities as business needs dictate Must Have Skills: Reception Desired Skills: Reception ...

Coordinate with building management regarding service requests and ensure timely follow-up. * Manage the general email inbox (info@metcouncil.org), reception email inbox (reception@metcouncil.org ...

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How much do building reception jobs pay per hour?

As of Jun 19, 2026, the average hourly pay for building reception in the United States is $17.82, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $15.14 and $19.95 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a building receptionist?

A building receptionist is a front-desk employee responsible for greeting visitors, answering phone calls, and managing administrative tasks in a building or office environment. They often use communication tools like phones and computers and may need customer service skills and a professional appearance. The role typically requires a high school diploma or equivalent and may involve shift work to cover business hours.

What type of receptionist gets paid the most?

Senior or executive receptionists, such as front desk managers or administrative coordinators, tend to earn higher salaries due to increased responsibilities and experience. Specialized skills, certifications, and working in industries like healthcare or legal services can also lead to higher pay for receptionists.

What does a construction receptionist do?

A construction receptionist manages front desk duties at a construction site or office, greeting visitors, answering phones, and handling administrative tasks. They often coordinate communication between workers, clients, and suppliers, and may use office software to schedule appointments and maintain records.

What is the difference between Building Reception vs Building Concierge?

AspectBuilding ReceptionBuilding Concierge
Primary RoleGreeting visitors, managing access, and handling inquiriesProviding personalized services, assisting residents or tenants, and coordinating amenities
Work EnvironmentFront desk area in commercial or residential buildingsLobby or common areas with a focus on resident or guest services
CredentialsBasic customer service skills, sometimes security or reception trainingCustomer service, hospitality, or concierge certifications often preferred

Building reception staff primarily handle visitor check-ins and inquiries, while building concierges offer personalized services and assist residents or tenants. Both roles are customer-focused but differ in scope and responsibilities, with concierges providing a higher level of service and assistance.

Can I be a receptionist with no experience?

Building receptionists typically do not need prior experience, as many employers provide on-the-job training. Basic skills such as communication, organization, and familiarity with office software can help you qualify for entry-level positions. Certifications or courses in customer service or office administration can also improve your chances.
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Infographic showing various Building Reception job openings in the United States as of June 2026, with employment types broken down into 84% Full Time, 14% Part Time, and 2% Contract. Highlights an 98% Physical, 1% Hybrid, and 1% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $37,057 per year, or $17.8 per hour.
Part Time Administrative Assistant Operations/Reception

Part Time Administrative Assistant Operations/Reception

Reconstructing Judaism

Wyncote, PA • On-site

$22 - $23/hr

Part-time

Posted 8 days ago

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Job description

Reconstructing Judaism seeks a part-time Administrative Assistant for its rabbinical college and movement headquarters. Reporting to the Director of Operations, this outward-facing position facilitates building reception (in-person and telephone), vendor and contractor relations, assists with facilities, meeting setup and preparation, facilitates supply inventory and ordering, sorts mail, and utilizes administrative skills and institutional knowledge to support the life and traffic of the organization. This position also provides administrative support to the Director of Operations who oversees finance, IT and building operations. This role provides entry into our wonderful organization and includes lots of meaningful interaction with our community of students, faculty, and staff.

The ideal candidate is articulate, personable, able to accurately track details and moving parts, and is flexible amidst a diverse array of responsibilities.

This is an “in-person,” part-time role requiring onsite presence at our Wyncote, PA campus three days per week: Tuesday-Thursday.

Position Responsibilities

· Administrative support for the Director of Operations: calendaring, PDF file preparation, formatting and proofreading, creating Doodle polls, data entry and retrieval, assisting as needed with basic finance operations, occasional errands to the post office, supply store, etc. as needed.

· Reception: serving as a primary welcoming presence and the first point of contact upon entry to the building. Responsible for greeting and providing basic information for staff, faculty, students, visitors and guests both in-person and via telephone. Maintaining accurate data for events, visitors, birthdays, holidays, and contact information. Maintaining log for IT issues.

· Vendor relations and facilities support: scheduling, receiving and directing vendors and contractors for our historic property, meeting setup (overseeing room scheduling, arranging rooms, tables, chairs, supplies, snacks and coordinating tech), ensuring functioning audio visual equipment, facilitating supply inventory and fulfillment, making rounds of the building and campus to identify potential safety and maintenance issues.

· Enacting and ensuring compliance with security protocols (including facilitating key fob access/distribution/returns, maintaining vehicle and visitor information), promptly bringing any safety and security concerns to the attention of the Director of Operations and senior management.

· Delivery and mail oversight: receiving and sorting deliveries, mail and packages, assisting other staff with mailing process as needed, ensuring proper operation of mail machine, purchasing additional postage, creating and maintaining staff and student mailboxes.

· Training other staff as needed to serve as backups for reception, including all security protocols.

· Assisting with various projects from other departments with proper supervisor approval.

· Other duties as needed and assigned.

We recognize that candidates from historically underrepresented groups may hesitate to apply based on listed qualifications. If your experience aligns with many of these qualifications, even if not all, we encourage you to apply.

Qualifications

· Administrative assistant/customer service experience.

· Some college education helpful.

· Experience facilitating multiple, concurrent projects and working under deadlines.

· Microsoft Office experience: proficient in Outlook (both calendar and email), Strong MS Word skills, moderate Excel work (candidates will be required to pass appropriate skills tests).

· Adobe Pro experience or attitude to learn.

· Experience editing and proofreading including working with spreadsheets and PDF documents.

· Ease with scheduling and conferencing platforms such as Doodle & Zoom.

· Raiser’s Edge/Financial Edge experience a plus.

Capabilities:

· Strong interpersonal skills.

· Ability to communicate clearly with tact and professionalism, both verbally and in writing.

· Ability to interact appropriately with a wide variety of people projecting warmth, interest and competence.

· Ability to meet deadlines, self-motivate and track tasks.

· Ability to think critically and to troubleshoot and resolve problems.

· Organized and attentive to detail.

· Ability to retain information and master new skills quickly.

· Ability to lift up to 30 pounds, bend, crouch, lift, reach, climb stairs and a stepladder.

Salary:

$22-23 per hour, commensurate with experience.

Benefits:

This is a part-time, non-exempt position consisting of 24 hours of work per week and a total of three days worked per week. This role is not benefit eligible, however we offer a dynamic and progressive workplace and a friendly, community-centric environment.

Diversity is a core value of our organization. We are an equal opportunity employer committed to economic, social, and racial justice. We do not discriminate on the basis of any legally protected classes. All are welcome to apply.

About Us:

Reconstructing Judaism is the central organization of the Reconstructionist movement. We train the next generation of rabbis, support and uplift congregations and havurot, foster emerging expressions of Jewish life, and encourage people to be their best selves — always helping to shape what it means to be Jewish today and to imagine the Jewish future.

Reconstructionists approach Judaism — and life — with deep consideration of the past and a passion to relate it to the present. We have originated many of the core innovations of today’s Judaism and lead efforts to make our congregations and havurot even more groundbreaking, inclusive and relevant.

Company Description

Reconstructing Judaism is the central organization of the Reconstructionist movement. We train the next generation of rabbis, support and uplift congregations and havurot, foster emerging expressions of Jewish life, and encourage people to be their best selves — always helping to shape what it means to be Jewish today and to imagine the Jewish future.
Reconstructionists approach Judaism — and life — with deep consideration of the past and a passion to relate it to the present. We have originated many of the core innovations of today’s Judaism and lead efforts to make our congregations and havurot even more groundbreaking, inclusive and relevant.