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The Brattle Group

Economic consulting with expert testimony

Temporary Facilities Services Assistant

Facilities ManagementPosted on Nov 9
ContractWashington, DC, USA$27 - $29 /hr

About the Job

Requirements

  • A high school diploma is required.
  • Three years of facilities or office experience in an office setting is preferred.
  • Basic knowledge of Outlook, Excel, and Word is required.
  • Excellent customer service skills and attitude are required.
  • Ability to multitask and work in a fast-paced office environment.
  • Ability to exercise appropriate judgment as necessary.
  • Ability to concentrate and pay close attention to detail.
  • Ability to adapt easily to change.
  • Ability to lift boxes and move furniture up to 40 pounds.
  • Ability to perform duties of a confidential nature.
  • After-hours or weekend work may be required, and possible travel is required.
  • The position is not eligible for immigration sponsorship.

Responsibilities

  • Monitor maintenance needs and action requests.
  • Liaise with building management on facilities-related issues to ensure efficient, cost-effective, and timely solutions, and escalate issues internally as needed.
  • Communicate landlord-provided office notifications, such as window cleaning, alarm testing, and elevator issues.
  • Coordinate on-site needs with building management, including contractor and vendor compliance with building regulations, proof of insurance, access requests, notifications, and approvals for management and security teams.
  • Coordinate service providers and service calls, and provide on-site oversight when required.
  • Participate in vendor selection and vetting for the Washington, D.C. office.
  • Verify vendor invoices for approval and track and follow up on invoice disputes.
  • Schedule repairs and services to maintain clean and safe furniture and equipment year-round, and recommend additions or replacements as needed.
  • Request, track, and administer building-issued ID access cards and Brattle security cards for employees, visitors, and temporary workers, including deactivating cards for departing employees.
  • Assist the BSSM with emergency response and evacuation planning.
  • Support real estate efforts, including space remodels, office moves, and furniture and workstation installations.
  • Serve as the first point of contact for visitors and employees.
  • Order catering for office events, meetings, and clients, and maintain pantry inventory of snacks and beverages.
  • Provide basic IT support as needed.
  • Ensure the readiness and cleanliness of general office space, common areas, and conference rooms, and support catering setup and breakdown.
  • Brew and replenish fresh coffee throughout the day.
  • Participate in new-hire orientation by providing welcome materials, conducting office tours, and ensuring workstations and equipment are ready.
  • Perform copying, binding, faxing, scanning, and materials distribution.
  • Distribute mail and packages, maintain the postage machine, and order and restock postage supplies.
  • Set up meetings, including initiating or accepting video conferences, logging into Zoom, preparing materials, and supporting catering needs.
  • Support marketing initiatives such as client mailings and holiday cards as directed.
  • Provide daily general maintenance for the Washington, D.C. office, including serving as the initial contact for facilities-related issues, coordinating repairs and maintenance with vendors and building management, coordinating furniture and supply orders, and operating the mailroom and copy center.
  • Provide general office support and collaborate on special projects as needed.

About the Company

The Brattle Group

Economic consulting with expert testimony

The Brattle Group provides economic consulting and expert testimony for clients in energy, utilities, and litigation. Its work includes competition analysis, rate design, load flexibility, and asset valuation for transmission and generation assets, supported by a team of economists and industry specialists who perform data analysis, modeling, and written and expert testimony for court or regulatory proceedings. Revenue comes from consulting fees for specialized analysis and testimony, billed by the hour or project. Compared with others in the field, Brattle emphasizes deep specialization in energy and regulatory matters, a strong focus on antitrust and regulatory issues, and the provision of tailored, policy-relevant insights for corporations, law firms, and government agencies. The goal is to help clients understand economic implications, navigate complex regulatory and legal challenges, and resolve disputes through rigorous analysis and credible expert opinions.

Company size
501-1,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
San Francisco, CA
Founded
1990

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