Onsite Office Coordinator
Role Summary
As an Onsite Office Coordinator, you will play a key role in ensuring the success of our new onsite program for the 2025 tax season. Acting as a liaison between the client team members and site contacts, you will prepare office locations for tax expert arrival, ensure smooth onboarding, and handle day-to-day readiness tasks. This is a hands-on, client-facing role where organization, initiative, and professionalism are essential.
Key Responsibilities
- Prepare locations for launch – Follow a readiness checklist to ensure the office is fully set up for tax expert arrival, including internet, workspace readiness, branding, supplies, and signage.
- Coordinate with onsite contacts – Confirm access, parking, and workspace details; troubleshoot and resolve logistical issues as needed.
- Support setup activities – Assist with installing client branding and materials; provide operational support to the setup team as required.
- Deliver a seamless onboarding experience – Walk new experts through their workspace on day one, ensuring they have everything needed to start work immediately.
- Be the first friendly face – Greet customers prior to expert availability and provide accurate, high-level information about client products.
- Keep operations running smoothly – Address minor facility issues directly or through building management, escalating when necessary.
- Assess and report site conditions – Evaluate the surrounding area for accessibility, suitability, and proximity to competitors.
- Maintain a professional environment – Keep the space tidy, welcoming, and aligned with brand standards throughout the season. Communicate daily updates – Share progress, risks, and any issues with day-to-day managers.
- Engage with the community – Participate in outreach activities as needed, which may include presenting basic program information to visitors, local partners, or community groups.
- Adapt as needed – Take on additional hours or duties as assigned to support program requirements.
Requirements
- 1+ years’ experience in office coordination, facilities management, retail/branch openings, or similar client-facing roles.
- Strong customer service and interpersonal skills.
- Self-starter with the ability to work independently and with minimal supervision.
- Comfortable using email, spreadsheets, messaging tools, and documenting site
conditions. - Able to lift up to 25 lbs for light setup tasks.
- Professional integrity, sound judgment, and attention to detail.
- Business casual attire required.
- Must pass a background check.
- Completion of an initial skills assessment (serves as the interview) required.
- Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation required; travel between sites may be necessary. Parking costs will be reimbursed per company policy
Additional Details
- Each coordinator is typically assigned to one primary location for the duration of the
assignment. - All required equipment will be provided.
- Parking costs reimbursed per company policy (if applicable).
- Coordinators will also work closely with both the onsite point of contact and client team members.
- Additional hours and duties may be assigned as needed to support program requirements