Effective complaint management systems workshop
Learn what an effective system for managing complaints is and how to put it in place in your organisation.
Who should attend
For staff who are responsible for developing, managing or implementing a complaint handling policy and system. This includes quality assurance and corporate governance managers.
We recommend frontline staff dealing with complaints do Fundamentals of complaint handling.
Duration
One-day workshop (9:30am to 3:30pm).
Overview
Using the Australian Standard on Complaint Handling as a reference, the training covers:
- an overview of the essential elements of an effective system for managing complaints
- guidance about what good complaint policies and systems look like
- cultural and organisational issues relating to complaints
- how to use complaints to improve service delivery.
Structure
Facilitator-led workshop
Learning outcomes
This training will help you to:
- understand the benefits and purpose of a complaints system
- examine your organisation's complaints culture
- implement the 3 levels of effective complaint handling
- support frontline complaint handling
- identify resolution options
- understand the key elements of effective complaint handling policies and procedures
- review your organisation's complaint handling policies and procedures based on the Australian Standard on Complaint Handling.
Fee
$499 +GST per person
We offer discounts for community service staff and those agencies with obligations under CSCRAMA. If you would like to request a discount, including a discount due to financial hardship, please contact us at training@ombo.nsw.gov.au.
Need to book training for your team?
We offer this workshop in-house (online or in-person). We can also tailor it to meet your organisation's specific learning needs.
Contact our Engagement and Training Unit or call (02) 9286 0900.
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Contact us
If you need help choosing training that best meets your needs, contact our Engagement and Training Unit or (02) 9286 0900.