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East Gippsland Water celebrates Customer Service Week 2022 and giving its best for the community
East Gippsland Water is celebrating its staff who work together to provide 24-hour essential service to the community, as part of Customer Service Week.
East Gippsland Water takes a whole of organisation approach to customer service and is acknowledging all staff who work tirelessly for the community. Executive Manager Customers, Community and Communications David Radford said customer service was more than office-based services. "Most people when they think of customer service imagine the staff who take phone enquiries and greet you at our front counter," he said.
Members of East Gippsland Water's customer service team, both office and depot-based, at the Mitchell Depot, Bairnsdale during Customer Service Week
Ensuring the best service
Radford said, "While the work of our office-based Customer Team is incredibly important, East Gippsland Water considers customer service to be everyone who plays a role in providing water services to our 27,250 account holders across 21 square kilometres."
"Our teams work from seven depots and are on-call 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Their work maintaining the nine water supply systems and 11 different wastewater systems is vital to ensuring the best possible customer service for the East Gippsland community." Radford said.
Team of metre readers
East Gippsland Water's team of metre readers is also out-and-about in the community again as of this week, with the next billing cycle imminent.
"Our metre readers are always up for a chat and a friendly hello, as they access properties to read the water metres. So, look out for them in the next few weeks and make sure access to your water metre is clear for them to read it accurately," he said.
Conducting the survey
East Gippsland Water's annual Customer Satisfaction Survey is currently open and residents may receive a call asking for their participation. This is our annual survey of customers, with around 400 chosen at random to provide honest feedback about the way we provide water and wastewater services to the community.
It's important to know that independent contractors Insync and TKW Research will be conducting the survey and will not be engaging in a sales pitch for a product of service. It is purely an information gathering exercise.
East Gippsland Water is one of seven water authorities to be using this service, to cut costs. Visit the East Gippsland Water website or call 1800 671 841 our website or give us a call to find out more.
Pictures from East Gippsland Water website.
Source: http://gippsland.com/
Published by: news@gippsland.com
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