01
List the permitted support tasks
Identify meeting-room setup, supply replenishment, internal document movement, photocopy support, visitor-direction assistance and other routine tasks actually required. State tasks that remain with reception, administration, facilities, pantry, cleaning or security teams.
Avoid an open-ended all office work description; it prevents fair role screening and reliable shift planning.
02
Map locations and service windows
List floors, departments, meeting areas, storage points and any approved travel between sites. Identify opening, meeting and closing peaks and any fixed desk or dispatch point.
If one worker covers several zones, allow time for travel, task queues, breaks and secure handover.
03
Protect documents and confidentiality
Define sealed-document handling, named recipients, signature or tracking steps and prohibited access. Provide a stop-and-escalate route for an unclear, sensitive or unattended item.
Support staff should receive only the access and information necessary for their assigned task and should follow the employer's privacy process.
- Collection point
- Authorized recipient
- Tracking requirement
- Confidentiality boundary
04
Set supply and room standards
Specify meeting-room layout, reset checklist, stationery levels, equipment fault reporting and supply issue control. Separate routine replenishment from purchasing approval or inventory ownership.
Use a visible task list and named facilities contact to reduce duplicated or conflicting requests from different departments.
05
Define conduct and escalation
State dress, identification, visitor interaction, language requirements where job-related and the response to lost property, access problems or urgent requests. Explain which tasks require supervisor approval.
Do not combine security enforcement, cash handling or regulated courier work into the role without a separate authorized scope.
06
Send an office support brief
Provide the Jeddah office, floors, task list, worker quantity, hours, duration and mandatory checks. Confirm transport, uniform, device, access badge, induction, supplies and supervision responsibilities.
Final role fit, availability and start dates are confirmed only after the complete employer requirement is reviewed.
07
Define office support by task and access level
Meeting-room preparation, visitor direction, internal deliveries, supply replenishment and administrative assistance require different instructions. Describe the actual tasks, reporting line and approved work areas before assigning an office-support title. Distinguish an attendant who prepares a room from an administrator who maintains records or uses an employer system.
State which documents, rooms and devices the role may access. The employer should approve permissions separately from the worker’s general office experience. A request to move a file or prepare a meeting does not authorize reading confidential records, changing a booking or representing the company to a visitor.
- Meeting-room attendants: approved layout, supplies, refreshments and readiness reporting.
- Office runners: delivery destination, receipt confirmation and handling instructions.
- Administrative assistants: named records, system permissions and a responsible reviewer.
- Reception support: visitor instructions, host communication and escalation boundaries.
08
Office manpower supply planning around the working day
Map opening preparation, meeting bookings, delivery arrivals, shared-area replenishment and closing tasks. Identify peaks that overlap and tasks that can be scheduled outside them. A busy reception period may need different coverage from an evening meeting-room reset.
Use completed-task records and actual service requests to review allocation. Record time spent awaiting room access, instructions or employer approval separately from productive task time. Review relief, supervisor availability and movement between offices before proposing a larger team.
09
Use a task checklist and a clear handover
For a meeting setup, list the approved layout, supplies, timing and host acceptance. For a delivery, record destination and receipt. For administrative support, identify the document owner and review step. These records make the requested outcome clear without giving the worker authority beyond the assigned task.
At handover, distinguish completed preparation from items awaiting a host, access or a changed instruction. Brief the next worker on outstanding tasks and responsible contacts. Keep sensitive office information in the employer’s approved records rather than including it in a public enquiry.
10
Send an office-support scope that can be reviewed
Provide site, role, duties, schedule, quantities, supervisor, communication needs and required access. Explain whether the work includes refreshments, reception assistance, internal deliveries or administrative records. State employer responsibilities for equipment, induction and approvals.
Request a response against the same task schedule and review exclusions, joining dependencies and reassignment arrangements. Confirm changes to duties and access through the employer. The enquiry starts a scope review and does not establish worker availability or a guaranteed joining date.