From Monday 13 September, Jockey Parking will commence at Casey Hospital to maximise the number of cars that can fit in a car park.
In doing so, we will be able to increase car parking access for employees. Jockey parking is a feasible option to create more car spaces, quickly.
How it works
Cars are double-parked in the aisles and are moved by car parking attendants when the blocked car needs to leave. The attendant then drives the car that was double-parked into the vacated space, locks it and secures the keys in the attendants’ booth.
Cars in normal marked spaces are locked and left as usual. Drivers parked in these spaces are not required to leave their keys. Only drivers of cars that are double-parked in the aisle (around 40-60 each day) need to leave their keys.
The below map outlines where the car parking attendant will be located in the car park.
How is Jockey Parking being made COVID-safe?
The safety of our employees is always a re are a number of safety precautions in place to ensure our jockey parking service is COVID safe for employees. These include:
- Jockey parkers are required to wear surgical masks at all times
- Jockey parkers will practice good hand hygiene before and after moving employee cars
- Jockey parkers will sanitize all keys after receiving them and before handing them back to the driver
Hours of Operation
Jockey Parking will operate from a booth in the carpark from 7am to 7pm, Monday to Friday (excluding public holidays).
If you’re collecting your keys after 7pm, head to the Security office located inside next to the ED waiting area.
Find out more
For more information read the Jockey Parking FAQs