Blacktown City Council5 jobs

Community Law Enforcement Officer - Parking x 2

Mid levelFull-timeOfficeSydney NSW, AustraliaPosted 4 months agoVerified 11 hours ago
Pending fitX of Y criteria met

About the job

The Community Law Enforcement Officer job at Blacktown City Council is an exciting opportunity to make a real impact in the community. This position involves monitoring road rules and ensuring compliance in high-risk areas, while also upholding Council policies. The team values collaboration and is committed to providing high-quality, customer-focused services.

You'll be responsible for

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Monitoring road rules

Detecting and monitoring breaches of the NSW Road Rules, focusing on high-risk areas such as school zones and shopping precincts.
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Upholding Council policies

Playing a key part in upholding Council policies and statutory responsibilities, including preparing statements of evidence.
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Representing Council in court

Representing Council in court when enforcement action is required, working closely with Council’s solicitors.

Key criteria

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Report writing skills

Experience writing clear reports or court briefs electronically.

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Customer service experience

Demonstrated experience providing excellent customer service.

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Current class C driver's licence

Valid driver's licence for operational responsibilities.

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5 criteria for this job
Report writing skills
Experience writing clear reports or court briefs electronically.

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Customer service experience
Demonstrated experience providing excellent customer service.

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Current class C driver's licence
Valid driver's licence for operational responsibilities.

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Problem-solving skills
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Team collaboration experience
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