Day-to-day operating brief
What Parking Attendant work looks like in practice
A Parking Attendant patrols assigned car parks or streets, helps users, checks permits and payment, records contraventions and may issue notices within the operator's authority. The role can involve lone work, outdoor shifts, cashless equipment, vehicle data and confrontation. Terms should define locations, rota, uniform, travel, evidence standards, handheld devices, body-worn video where used, discretion, exemptions, cancellation authority, abuse reporting and escalation to supervisors or emergency services. Evidence should show the relevant sign, vehicle position, time sequence and any permit or payment check required by the scheme, without capturing unnecessary images of occupants. Equipment faults must be linked to affected bays and periods before a notice decision. Observation time and exemptions should follow published rules consistently. Personal safety takes priority over completing an interaction; once an attendant withdraws, the incident record and device footage should be preserved through the approved process.
Individually written and reviewed against the maintained role record.