Procedures for handling enquiries, complaints, emergencies
Customer Care & Working Procedures
1. Handling Enquiries 🤔
An enquiry is like a question you ask a friend about a new game. Think of it as a “starter kit” – you need to gather the right information before you can help.
| Step | Action |
|---|---|
| 1 | Listen carefully – give the person your full attention. |
| 2 | Ask clarifying questions – “Can you tell me more about…?” |
| 3 | Provide the information – use simple, clear language. |
| 4 | Confirm understanding – “Does that answer your question?” |
| 5 | Follow up if needed – send an email or a quick message. |
2. Handling Complaints 😠
A complaint is like a teammate shouting “I’m not happy!” – you need to calm the situation and fix the problem.
| Step | Action |
|---|---|
| 1 | Acknowledge the issue – “I’m sorry you’re upset.” |
| 2 | Apologise sincerely – “We didn’t meet your expectations.” |
| 3 | Investigate – gather facts, check records, talk to relevant staff. |
| 4 | Resolve – offer a solution, refund, or alternative. |
| 5 | Document – record the complaint and the outcome for future reference. |
3. Handling Emergencies 🚨
An emergency is like a sudden fire alarm – you must act fast and stay calm.
| Step | Action |
|---|---|
| 1 | Stay calm – breathe and think clearly. |
| 2 | Assess the situation – check for injuries, hazards. |
| 3 | Call for help – emergency services or supervisor. |
| 4 | Provide first aid – basic CPR, bandage, or move to safety. |
| 5 | Record – note what happened, actions taken, and follow‑up needed. |
Exam Tips 📚
| Tip | Why It Helps |
|---|---|
| Use clear, concise language. | Shows you understand the procedure. |
| Include emojis or analogies sparingly. | Makes your answer engaging but not distracting. |
| Structure your answer with headings. | Helps examiners follow your logic. |
| Show the sequence of steps. | Demonstrates you can plan and organise. |
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