What Does a Business Administrator Do at Churchill?

The world of Business Administration encompasses a huge variety of different professions, fields, roles and opportunities for career development. You may be wondering – what is business administration all about? Put simply, it’s a crucial role that involves maintaining an organisation’s efficiency.

What does a Business Administrator do at Churchill? Read on to find out exactly what you can expect from the role. 

What does a Business Administrator do?

Business administrators work in managing people, resources and time. You may be thinking: what a business administrator does on a day-to-day basis? Their day-to-day duties will involve providing office support to employees and customers, helping to implement new technologies and improve overall efficiencies. It’s a busy and exciting role, with new challenges every day.  

Business admins will also help to maintain good client relationships, so it’s usually a customer-facing role. 

Business Administrator role at Churchill Group

So more specifically, what does a Business Administrator do at Churchill? Our Business Admins work in our Business Support Team, looking after our clients and delivering customer service excellence. As a fast-changing organisation, the role across our Facilities Management group is busy, engaging and challenging. 

Business Administrator roles and responsibilities

Some of the key administrator roles and responsibilities at Churchill are: 

• Managing a consistent tone of voice across our marketing mix to ensure consistency 
• Optimising customer KPIs where necessary 
• Handling issues in a professional manner
• Building industry/influencer relationship engagement 

Our team are people who are flexible, professional and positive. In return, we always strive to do the right thing by our employees. We offer supportive employment and development opportunities, wellbeing programmes, amongst other company benefits. 

Business Administration Apprenticeship

For career starters, a Business Administration Apprenticeship is a perfect step onto the ladder. This will give you the chance to earn while you learn – receiving training while in the role.

At Churchill, our apprentices are supported to establish a career path that suits them – whether that be in Business Administration or another facilities management career. By providing learning and progression opportunities, we give career starters the chance to develop a successful career. 

An alternative route to a Business Administration Apprenticeship is a training course. This could be in the form of a certification or a degree. These courses will often be more theory-based, with a focus on the fundamentals of the profession.

What will you learn in the role? 

You may be interested in this sort of customer-facing role, but what do you learn in Business Administration at Churchill? 

Whether you’re a career-starter, looking to change careers, or you’re experienced in the world of business, we ensure that every team member has a clear career path that suits their personal goals.

The role will expose you to a wide range of fundamentals for any business. At Churchill, our Business Admins play an important role in our Marketing and Human Resources functions, as well as being able to take on individual projects. This gives our business team the opportunity to pick up new skills while being challenged to think creatively. The variability of what our Business Administrators do at Churchill is one of the reasons why this career is so popular.

Find your dream career at Churchill

At Churchill, it’s our purpose as an employer to be inclusive, human and empowering. As a growing organisation with a conscience, our team members are rewarded for their work and treated equally. 

Whether you’re looking for a Business Administration role, or another job in one of our Facilities Management services, we will provide you with all the tools, training, support and resources you need to be successful. If you’re interested in joining us, please view our vacancies or contact us today.