We are actively engaged with Australian Maritime Safety Authority in Coffs Harbour who are looking for multiple Customer Service officers to commence an initial 12 months contract with possible extension.
Australian Citizens are eligible to apply.
Purpose of the role: Reporting to the AMSA Connect Operations Supervisor, the Customer Service Officer (CSO) will be responsible for the provision of face-to-face, telephone and electronic customer service to AMSA's Domestic Commercial Vessel stakeholders. This role will see the CSO provide assistance with the completion and processing of applications for certification and connecting and providing our stakeholders with information about other AMSA services. The CSO will also provide administrative support to the regional office as required.
People who are successful in this position must have the following pre-requisites: Experience working in an administrative or customer service position, providing assistance to internal and external stakeholders.Strong customer service skills; excellent communication skills, telephone manner and active listening.Demonstrated ability to work effectively in a team, with an ability to work autonomously under minimal supervision.Working knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite and electronic record management systems.Strong attention to detail including good data entry and typing skills. Key Responsibilities: Receive and handle inbound telephone calls and emails / other multi-media enquiries relating to AMSA's operations with initial focus on the National System and marine qualification, taking all steps required to resolve the enquiry / request.As part of a team, contribute to the delivery of high levels of customer service to all of AMSA's clients in line with evolving requirements while meeting deadlines and KPI's.Liaise with internal staff and state based maritime agencies who act as AMSA delegates to achieve consistent and high-quality customer service outcomes.Maintain effective and efficient work processes and adopt new work practices and technologies as they become available, contributing to the creation of an effective team working environment.Maintain accurate electronic customer contact records and relevant information (manual and / or automated), update customer data in various AMSA databases, create reports / documents and analyse information as required.Obtain, maintain and apply a working knowledge of the National Regulator's roles and functions under the National System for Domestic Commercial Vessel Safety as well as AMSA's other operational areas including relevant Marine Orders / Fact Sheets / Instructions to Examiners (ITE's).Assist with any other duties, special projects and operational requirements as directed by management.Commit to the AMSA Code of Conduct and Values. #J-18808-Ljbffr