Complaints procedure and policy:

Greenrig Cycles are committed to providing a high-quality service to all our clients.
When something goes wrong, we need to know about it and deal with it promptly and efficiently to
help us check the quality of our service, improve our standards and maintain our exceptional
reputation.
If you have a complaint
Please contact us in writing (letter or e-mail). We will aim to acknoledge receipt withing 3 working days.

What happens next?

1. The complaint will be investigated by a member of staff.

2. Greenrig Cycles will communicate with the customer to establish a positive mutual outcome.
3. If the matter cannot be resolved after a conversation or initial correspondence, a detailed written reply to the complaint will then be sent to the client, including suggestions for resolving the matter, within 21 days of receiving the complaint.
4. If the client remains dissatisfied at this the owner, John Ferguson, will arrangefor a review of the decision and work with them to identify their continuing concerns.

Contact: John Ferguson
Greenrig Cycles, Lochgreen Road, Falkirkl, FK1 3AZ
01324 639619

[email protected]

Vulnerable customers

Definition of vulnerable customer:

1. Elderly individuals.  
2. Customers with disabilities, including physical, sensory, cognitive, or mental health impairments.
3. Customers experiencing financial hardship or debt-related difficulties.
4. Customers with limited English proficiency or communication barriers.
5. Individuals identified as vulnerable by a recognized authority or social service agency.

Identification and training:

1. All employees will undergo regular training to recognize signs of vulnerability and understand the appropriate actions to take.
2. Frontline staff will be trained to proactively identify vulnerable customers through attentive observation and active listening.
3. Managers and supervisors will receive additional training to handle complex cases and provide necessary support.

Communication and accessibility:

1. Provide clear and accessible communication channels, including easy-to-understand language and alternative formats (such as large print or braille).
2. Offer translation or interpretation services for customers with limited English proficiency.
3. Ensure physical facilities are accessible to customers with mobility impairments.

Support and assistance:

1. Designate a specific team or individual responsible for handling vulnerable customer inquiries and providing personalized support.
2. Offer flexible appointment scheduling and extended time for vulnerable customers to discuss their needs or make decisions.
3. Provide assistance with form filling, document submission, or navigating online platforms if required.
4. Establish referral partnerships with external organizations or agencies to connect vulnerable customers with additional support services

Data protection and confidentiality:

1. Ensure that all personal information shared by vulnerable customers is handled in accordance with data protection regulations and treated with strict confidentiality.
2. Obtain explicit consent from customers before sharing their information with external agencies or organizations, unless legally required or in the customer's best interest.

Complaints and feedback:

1. Provide clear information to vulnerable customers on how to make complaints or provide feedback, including multiple channels (such as phone, email, or in-person).
2. Designate a dedicated contact person to handle complaints related to vulnerable customers promptly and sensitively.
3. Regularly review and analyze complaints to identify areas for improvement in the vulnerable customer support process.

Staff training and awareness:

1. Conduct regular training sessions to raise awareness among employees about vulnerability issues, empathy, and understanding.
2. Provide ongoing support and resources to employees to ensure they can effectively implement the vulnerable customer policy.
3. Foster a culture of respect, inclusivity, and non-discrimination throughout the organization.