In a typical work setting, parking enforcement officers:
Interpersonal Relationships
- Are often placed in conflict situations in which people might be unpleasant or angry.
- Have a medium level of social interaction.
- Are somewhat responsible for the health and safety of others.
- Communicate on a weekly basis by telephone and in person.
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- May work as part of a team.
Physical Work Conditions
- Usually wear a special uniform.
- Often work outdoors.
- Usually drive an enclosed vehicle to monitor parked cars.
- Are sometimes exposed to extreme weather conditions when working outdoors.
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- May share work space with others, such as when doing paperwork at the end of a day.
Work Performance
- Repeat the same physical activities, such as bending to mark car tires or see parking meters.
- Make decisions that affect others on a daily basis. They often act without consulting a supervisor.
- Must be sure that the job is done completely and accurately.
- Determine most of their daily tasks and goals independently. They do sometimes get direction from a supervisor.
Hours/Travel
- Usually work regular business hours.
- May work Saturdays.