Complaints Officer

Daniel Owen Ltd; London; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 35,000; Part time

Job summary

A well-known company in South East London is seeking a skilled Complaints Officer. The role involves managing customer complaints and statutory enquiries, ensuring high-quality responses, and supporting the Asset Management team. Ideal candidates will have social housing experience and strong IT skills.

Qualifications

• Experience in handling customer complaints and statutory enquiries.
• High standard of quality in written responses.

Responsibilities

• Record and log complaints and enquiries.
• Investigate and coordinate responses to complaints.
• Promote problem-solving approaches in complaint handling.

Skills

Social Housing Experience

Tools

CRM

Excel

Word

Adobe PDF

Job description

Complaints Officer
South East London
Temporary
Office based - 35 Hours
15.24

Social Housing Experience Needed

Daniel Owen are proud to be representing a well-known company based in the South East London area who are looking for a highly skilled Complaints Officer to join their team.

Purpose of the Job - Complaints Officer:

Responsible for supporting a customer complaints and statutory enquiry service; including Freedom of Information (FOI) and Data Protection requests (DPRs), reporting to the Asset Management Service Improvement Assistant and Service Improvement Officer.

Main Duties:

• Record and log all representations in the form of complaints, MP and Member enquiries, on behalf of Asset Management, in line with Departmental and Corporate procedures.
• Ensure that the content, spelling and grammar of any responses are undertaken to a high standard of quality.
• Investigate, co-ordinate and refine responses, ensuring that are sent in a timely manner to a high level of service.
• Follow and support procedures and administrative processes in relation to complaints in line with current legislation and guidance.
• Work with the Asset Management Service Improvement Assistant in providing information to managers on a regular basis to assist in effective monitoring of services.
• Report any potential problem areas identified whilst undertaking your normal duties to the Asset Management Service Improvement Assistant in order that remedial action can be taken.
• Promote a problem-solving approach to the handling of complaints within the Division, making staff aware of the complaints procedure but aiming to resolve problems quickly and to the satisfaction of all parties without recourse to more formal procedures.
• To make full use of IT systems and packages in undertaking the duties of the post including CRM, DRS, V5, Adobe PDF, Excel, Word or other systems as required.
• Follow the processes set by the Service Improvement Officer in the context of constant change depending on the Asset Management Divisions priorities.
• To undertake any other work appropriate to the level and general nature of the post's duties, including assisting the Asset Management Service Improvement Officer in undertaking ad hoc projects, reviews as well as assessing, preparing and compiling data.