Role Description: Department of National Parks, Sport and Racing
Role Description: Department of National Parks, Sport and Racing
Role Description: Department of National Parks, Sport and Racing
Role Description
Position title: Client Relations Officer Job Ad Ref (JAR): QLD/255271/17
NPSR has a culture which values results, professional growth, workforce diversity and a healthy balance
between work and life commitments. As an NPSR employee, you will be actively encouraged and supported
as an individual and will have access to a range of exible work practices, learning and development
opportunities, and study assistance.
More information about our department is available from, Department of National Parks, Sport and Racing,
(www.npsr.qld.gov.au).
For information on the benefits and conditions of working for NPSR and the application process visit the
Employment Department of National Parks, Sport and Racing (www.nprsr.qld.gov.au/about/employment).
1. Respond to general enquires and liaise with customers about their booking requirements and provide
information about the availability of the Centres facilities and appropriate packages, including taking
customers for on-site tours of the Centre
2. Review customers booking requests and identify appropriate packages in order to make bookings
suitable to customers needs
3. Administer bookings from initial booking to finalisation by entering client data and creating action items
for follow-up in the QRec Booking Management System, and by preparing paperwork for distribution to
officers in the Centre for the coordination of booked events
4. Undertake a range of administrative duties as required including and not limited to filing, preparing
expenditure vouchers, maintaining asset registers and processing electronic funds transfers in
accordance with government policies and procedures
Key attributes
1. Supports strategic direction Knowledge, or the ability to rapidly acquire knowledge, of the
organisations objectives , Centres systems (including QRec database), facilities and packages to
analyse and identify relevant information to help customers make informed decisions
2. Achieve results Demonstrated ability to work autonomously to identify task priority, meet deadlines
and commitments and maintain accurate records
4. Displays personal drive and integrity Demonstrated organisational ability to meet timeframes and
follow through to ensure issues are finalised
5. Communicates with influence Ability to communicate effectively, present messages clearly and
convey information succinctly with internal and external customers.
Mandatory requirements
Blue Card
This role provides education, coaching and/or support services to children and young people and therefore
will require a Blue Card, unless otherwise exempt. For further information, please refer to the Blue Card
Services, (www.bluecard.qld.gov.au).
Citizenship/visa
To be appointed to a permanent position, you must be an Australian citizen, have permanent residency
status or a visa permitting you to work permanently in Australia. For temporary appointments, you must
have a visa permitting you to work for the length of the temporary appointment.
Additional information
During and after ceasing employment with NPSR, all employees have an obligation to actively protect and
safeguard confidential, sensitive and proprietary information to prevent the unauthorised disclosure of
departmental information.
A discipline check for applicants who are working or have previously worked in the public sector may be
undertaken.
A criminal history check may be undertaken on the successful applicant. Please note that the possession of
a criminal record will not automatically exclude an applicant, as the nature of the circumstances of any
offences is taken into consideration.
Your application will remain current for up to 12 months and you may be contacted regarding other identical
or similar vacancies at various locations and for either full-time or part-time employment.
The selection panel will assess your ability to perform the work required of the position based on your
response and resume and other selection processes which may include an interview and/or work test.
Referees will be contacted to verify the information you provide and to comment on how well you
demonstrate the attributes being sought.
For further information on what to provide in your response and resume refer to Employment - Department of
National Parks, Sport and Racing), (www.nprsr.qld.gov.au/about/employment).
How to apply
Applying online through Smart jobs and careers, (www.smartjobs.qld.gov.au) is the preferred means to
submit an application. To do this, access the 'apply online' facility on the Smart jobs and careers website.
You will need to create a 'My SmartJob' account before submitting your online application.
By applying online you can track your application through the process, maintain your personal details
through registration and withdraw your application if required.
If you experience any technical difficulties when accessing Smart Jobs, please contact 13 QGOV (13 74 68).
All calls relating to the status of your application once the job has closed should be directed to the contact
officer on the role description.
If you do not have internet access and are unable to submit your application online, please contact the
Applications Processing Team on (07) 3021 5450 or (07) 3021 5465, between 9 am to 5 pm Monday to
Friday, to enquire about alternative arrangements.
Late applications cannot be submitted via Smart jobs and careers, so please allow sufficient time before the
closing date to submit your application. If approval has been granted by the selection panel for a late
application to be considered, please contact the Applications Processing Team on the numbers provided
above to arrange this.
Organisational structure
This position reports to the AO4 Client Relations Coordinator, Sunshine Coast Recreation Centre.