What the building feels like
Example: a modern, professional reception with a calm, business-like atmosphere.
My Assignment
MY ASSIGNMENT
Confirmed booking
Central LondonReception / Front of HouseWeekday08:00–17:00Confirmed
Example booking only. This is a generic placeholder for a weekday reception assignment, not a real booking.
Quick details
Location
Central London
Role
Reception / Front of House
Hours
08:00–17:00
Break
1 hour
Dress
Smart / professional
Report to
On-site reception team
Your hourly pay rate
£16.50 per hour (example figure). This is your own agreed rate for this assignment.
Know before you go
Know what to expect before you arrive.
The information below becomes available because this is your confirmed assignment. It is not part of a public building directory.
Arrival / entrance
Example: use the main reception entrance and arrive a few minutes before your shift starts. The on-site team will point you to the right place.
Security or pass arrangements
Example: ask reception for a visitor pass and keep it with you while on site. Return it at the end of your shift.
Who to ask for on arrival
Example: ask for the reception supervisor or the person covering the front desk. They will show you the desk and the basics.
Dress guidance
Example: smart, professional appearance. Neat, neutral clothing and comfortable shoes. If you are unsure, err on the side of more formal.
Useful first-day note
Example: bring a pen and something to take notes with. The on-site team will run through their way of working; there is no need to memorise anything beforehand.
Building guide
A quick feel for the place before you get there.
Future Worker → Assignment → Client / Location → relevant Building Guide. Access should depend on this worker holding this assignment. Registered status alone must not reveal other client or building guides.
View full Building Guide → (coming next)Number of floors
Example: a mid-rise building with a single main reception point.
How reception is set up
Example: a fixed front desk with seating nearby for visitors and members.
What this role usually involves here
Example: greeting visitors, answering calls, supporting the on-site team and keeping the reception area tidy.
Tip from the team
Example: arrive calmly, introduce yourself clearly and ask one question at a time. The on-site team would rather repeat something than have you guess.
Your role
What you’ll be doing
Generic role examples for a reception / front of house assignment. Real client procedures will be added here when a booking is live.
- Welcome visitors and members
- Answer calls and handle basic enquiries
- Support meeting room bookings / front desk administration
- Keep the reception area organised and presentable
- Follow the on-site team’s procedures
Problem?
Problem with this assignment?
If something is not right, speak to us. These are the general routes; real contact details would only be shown to an authenticated registered temp.
Running late
Contact the Temp Desk as soon as you know. The earlier we hear from you, the more we can do.
Unable to attend
Follow the registered-temp attendance guidance and contact the Temp Desk.
Something is wrong on site
Tell us while we can still help. Do not wait until the end of the assignment.
You feel unsafe or uncomfortable
Contact Elbrus immediately. Your safety and wellbeing matter more than any booking.
My timesheet
Your hours for this assignment.
This is where you’ll eventually confirm or submit the hours worked for this booking and see the client approval status.
Timesheet status
Not yet available
Coming in My Elbrus. No hours can be submitted in this prototype.
Prototype only. This screen has no sign-in, no account and no live data. All client, building, assignment, contact and rate details shown are generic examples used to demonstrate layout.