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Discover LudwigThe phrase "service assistant" is correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to a person or role that provides assistance or support in a service-oriented setting, such as a store, restaurant, or customer service center. Example: "I spoke to the service assistant at the customer support line, and she was able to resolve my issue quickly and efficiently."
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Customer Service assistant, Newark Station.
I'M a technical service assistant at PrintingForLess.com, an online printing company based in Livingston, Mont.
To become a prison governor I joined the prison service assistant governor programme as a graduate.
Cynthia Valdez, a customer service assistant in El Paso, is one of the new legions of Democratic voters in Texas unleashed by O'Rourke.
"As we look to provide better customer service on the front end, some of our other priorities will have to drop off, just by sheer volume and demands for service," Assistant Police Chief Howard A. Jordan said.
Scottish Fire and Rescue Service assistant chief officer David Goodhew said: "Crews have been tunnelling underneath the helicopter to try to find further casualties and remove those where necessary.
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Includes: Air traffic service assistants, flight planners.
"Our customer service assistants are overwhelmingly trying to warn the public that the tube they use is not safe.
Because most people own a digital camera these days, customer service assistants cannot hand one over without investigation.
Eighteen waiters, five service assistants and five runners continually scamper past, serving 500 to 550 dinners on a Saturday night.
Instead, it's an act of desperation by mindful and public-spirited customer service assistants at their absolute best by putting passenger safety before anything else".
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