Client Care Flashcards

(17 cards)

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What is the complaints handling procedure timeline?

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  • 7 days to acknowladge a complaint
  • 21 days to respond to a complaint
  • 28 days in total
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Who is the C&W complaints handling officer?

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  • George Roberts
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How do you ensure the client’s requirements are understood upon appointment?

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  • Stipulated in the terms of engagement
  • Letter including breadown of Cleint / Cotractor / CA / PD Duties.
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Is there something you can refer to for a complaints handling procedure?

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  • RICS Professional Standard on Complaints Handling 2016.
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What’s the role of a Principal Designer under CDM Regulations 2015?

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  • The PD is responsible for managing, monitoring and coordinating H&S during the PRE-Construction phase of a project.
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When does a Principal Contracotr take on H&S duties?

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  • During the construction phase, up until Practical Completion where all documents and responsibilites are handed over.
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What are the Clients responsibilities under CDM Regulations 2015?

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  • Make suitable arrangements through allocating enough time and resources to carry out the works.
  • Appoint duty holders (Principal Designer under CDM 2015 and BSA 2022)
  • Provide information
  • Ensure compliance
  • Ensure the H&S File, Construction Phase Plan, F10 form are all in order.
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What is the main prority of providing a service such as Contract Administrator / Principal Designer?

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  • To maintian a good relationship
  • To protect the client
  • To consider what’s the client’s best interest
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What is an alternative dispute resolution?

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  • A structure set out to resolve a dispute without going to Litigation.
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What are forms of alternative dispute resolution?

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  • Mediation
  • Adjudication
  • Arbitration
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What is Mediation?

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  • Resolving disputes through a neutral third party
  • Avoiding more formal proceedings
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What is Adjudication?

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  • Where an adjudicatior (expert witness) makes a binding decision on a dispute.
  • Parties provide evidence for review.
  • Similar to court proceedings, but less formal.
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What is Arbitration?

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  • A formal process where parties submit cases to the Arbitrator (expert/neutral third party) who makes a binding decsion.
  • Quicker process than litigation.
  • The Arbitrator is usually an expert in the field.
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What’s the purpose of the RICS Complaints Handling Professional Standard 2016?

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  • Information of complaints handling procedures in line with English legislation.
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How can clear Terms of Engagement help in reducing the number of complaints recieved by a firm?

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  • Sets out expectaition, quality, scope and timelines.
  • Good communication.
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16
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What are the critical requirements of a PII policy that firms must adhere to when handling complaints?

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  • Firms must adhere to their PII Policy for complaints handling.
  • PII Brokers can help navigate this process.
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What is the root cause of complaints?

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  • Typically, misunderstndings.