A permanent service desk opportunity has opened in Cape Town for a friendly, organised Service Desk Agent who can keep users connected, log incidents accurately and follow them through to resolution.
The employer is iOCO, a technology consultancy. This role sits on a customer site in Bellville (Techno) and supports users through a call logging system, daily system checks and proactive monitoring. It is a permanent position, and the original advert gives a closing date of 26 December 2026.
Your day-to-day work will include carrying out daily application availability checks and monitoring events, keeping clients informed accurately and on time about incidents, and meeting service level agreements in the call logging system. You will assign calls to the next resolver group within the required timeframes, follow customer working instructions and management instructions, and handle correspondence correctly.
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Before you apply, note examples of incidents you have logged, monitored or handed over, and how you kept users updated while a fault was being resolved. Check that your transport plan for Bellville is reliable, and have your qualifications and certificates ready to upload.
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