Log and triage a day of customer requests
You are the relieving Customer Service Officer at the Brightwater front counter.
What has happened
Bec Thornton is on leave and you are covering the front counter and the phones for the day. It is the last week before the first rates instalment falls due, so calls are heavier than usual. Overnight the online form has delivered five new requests: wandering dogs on Wattle Street, a missed recycling bin, a request for a payment arrangement, a complaint about parking enforcement on market day, and a raised footpath slab outside the Marlow Flat primary school where a child has tripped. Two customers are waiting at the counter, one of them upset about a parking infringement.
Deliverables
- Five new records in the Customer Request System with category, priority and notes
- A written record of the counter interaction with the upset customer
- An end-of-day handover list of open requests and due dates
Documents to use
Units of competency
Current on training.gov.au for the Local Government as at 10 September 2026.
LGACOR001Work in local governmentLGACOR005Represent council in the communityLGAREG003Manage conflict situations in a regulatory environmentQualifications
LGA20120Certificate II in Local GovernmentLGA30120Certificate III in Local GovernmentWhat to look for
Evidence guide
Look for correct category and priority choices that match the procedure, plain and complete descriptions, and evidence that the student escalated the trip hazard and the dogs promptly. The counter interaction record must show courtesy, the review process explained, and no disclosure of third-party information. The handover list must be accurate against the system.