Our Public Sector Client based in Sunderland requires 3 Customer Service Advocates to work within their busy Customer Service Enabling Team. The roles are working through until November 2025, with the chance to extend beyond this.
The hourly rate for this role is £13.26 per hour, and due to the service being 24/7 - weekend and night increments are also included.
The main purpose of the role will be to support the Customer Enabling Service in the delivery of a range of complex customer service functions and digital interface responsibilities.
You will be responsible for handling Telecare alarms, providing reassurance, and co-ordinating appropriate support for our customers which is a 24/7 service. This is a vital role in ensuring the safety and wellbeing of those who rely on our services. Experience in telecare or similar support environment is desirable and familiarity with Jontek system would be beneficial.
Tasks will include:
· Provide information, advice and guidance to customers via a range of communication channels including face to face, telephone, email, letter, web chat and social media.
· Communicate, verbally and in writing, specific knowledge of council and partner services to resolve enquiries at the first point of contact.
· Undertake surveys, telephone calls and interviews to collect data/customer insights to inform improvement programmes.
· Act as the 'front door' for the Council and partners, including the City Hall meet and greet function to effectively resolve enquiries or triage customers to the appropriate service provider.
· Contribute to the delivery of the Customer Service and Digital Strategies through ongoing user research activities and provision of a mediated/assisted service e.g. public access IT.
Various hours available 24 hours a day. Attracts Night Rate and Shift Allowance, dependant on hours worked
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