Administrative Assistant

Job Details and Requirements Section
We will be discussing a Site Admin located at Xcel's Fort Lupton Plant near Fort Lupton, CO. This resource will be needed to support construction of a new facility. The site admin will be responsible for running the job site trailer, ordering supplies, attending meetings, including a Plan of the Day meeting that begins at 7:00 AM each day, taking meeting minutes and generally providing administrative support to those working on site and out of the trailer.

What does a typical day look like for these two resources?

Site Admin at Xcel's Fort Luton Site:
Early Start:
Arrives at the job site trailer before 7:00 AM. Plan of the Day Meeting:
Attends the daily meeting at 7:00 AM, takes minutes, and distributes them. Administrative Tasks:
Manages the job site trailer, orders supplies, and ensures everything is running smoothly. Meeting Support:
Attends various meetings throughout the day, takes notes, and provides administrative support. Coordination:
Coordinates with on-site staff and those working remotely to ensure project needs are met. End of Day:
Wraps up any remaining tasks and prepares for the next day.

What is the size of the group this position will be supporting? Who are some of the key players this person will be working with?

Site admin will be supporting the entire site including those that work on site and in the trailer in addition to guests/visitors that arrive.

Will this resource support internal (business), or external customers?

AA's will interface with restaurants, goods/services vendors for catering or other needs that may arise on site.

Describe work environment / team culture (supportive/collaborative, teamwork or individual contributor)?

The site admin could be considered an Individual contributor since they are the only admin at the trailer; there are however, other site admin's in different areas/sites that this resource could lean on for support.

What is the ramp up time/process for this role?

Aside from having the required skill set, approximately how long will it take to train on Xcel's process, procedures/policy?
Within a few weeks.

What are the work hours/shift (standard, evening, full time/part time, OT required, on-call for 24/7 operation)?

Site admin – Early start at 7 to attend the plan of the day meeting. Day usually wraps up around 3:30 PM.


Benefits/Perks of the Position Section

What makes these positions attractive to candidates? Why would a candidate want to work for Xcel Energy (i.e., current initiations within company, company size, culture, people, technology/innovation, etc.)?

Site Admin at Xcel's Fort Lupton Site: Project Involvement:
Being part of an upgrade project at an existing facility offers a dynamic work environment and the opportunity to contribute to significant improvements. Early Start and Structure:
The structured day starting with a Plan of the Day meeting at 7:00 AM can appeal to those who prefer a well-organized schedule. Variety of Tasks:
The role involves a mix of administrative tasks, meeting support, and coordination, providing a diverse workday. On-Site Presence:
Working on-site allows for direct interaction with project staff and a hands-on approach to problem-solving. What is the likelihood that the position will convert to a permanent opportunity?

Site admin is slated at 12 months but project will last until around the end of 2028 and hopes would be for this admin to be on the team for the entirety of the project.


Candidate Detail Section

What are the top 3-5 skills and qualifications (technology/application/software, etc.) required?

• 3-5 years of experience in an administrative capacity.
• Demonstrated work ethic with the ability to step in, be proactive with request and the overall ability and willingness to assist.
• Experience with/proficiency in Microsoft Office and SharePoint, One Note and Adobe Pro/Blue Beam. Experience with expense reporting using the Sum Total software or similar.
• Experience working in SAP. This experience would be helpful, however, not required.
• Have a valid driver's license and dependable transportation. Must have at least a high school diploma or GED.

What non-technical skills are necessary…