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Agenda Packet
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City Council and Successor Agency and Public Financing Authority
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3/26/2018
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<br />REV: 03-16-18 MI <br />ATTY/AGR/2018.054/RECOLOGY OF SAN MATEO <br />Page 42 of 119 <br />to 13 calls per Business Day) throughout the month with some exceptions as follows: 1632 <br />calls will be made during non-peak call volume days (i.e., 2nd, 3rd, and 4th weeks after 1633 <br />billing); and no calls will be made immediately after a holiday. When placing the calls, 1634 <br />the Contractor will use a standardized survey that will be completed during the phone 1635 <br />interview of the Customer. If a message is left with the Customer, the message left 1636 <br />by the Contractor shall direct the Customer to complete an online survey. Both survey 1637 <br />instruments (for phone interviews and online survey) shall have similar questions and 1638 <br />be subject to approval by the SBWMA. Contractor employees placing the calls shall 1639 <br />not be the same employee that spoke to the Customer the prior Business Day; 1640 <br />Contractor employees shall be calling Customers that another employee spoke to the 1641 <br />prior Business Day. Customer service representatives shall ask about (i) Customers’ 1642 <br />satisfaction with Solid Waste, Recyclable Materials, Organic Materials, and Bulky 1643 <br />Item Collection services, (ii) Customers’ satisfaction of the Customer service 1644 <br />experience when interacting with the Contractor’s Customer service department, 1645 <br />and, (iii) Customer’s suggestions for opportunities to improve service. The quality 1646 <br />assurance program reporting requirements are specified in subsection 9.05.G. 1647 <br />G. Preprogrammed Call Transfer. Contractor shall maintain the ability to provide 1648 <br />preprogrammed call transfer service to Agency. With this communications feature in 1649 <br />place, when a Customer calls Contractor about an issue or concern that pertains to 1650 <br />Agency but is not related to Collection services provided by Contractor, Contractor 1651 <br />shall immediately transfer the phone call to the offices of Agency through a dedicated 1652 <br />telephone line designated by Agency. The call transfer shall be seamless, and appear 1653 <br />to the Customer as if Contractor were transferring the call internally. 1654 <br />H. Customer Service Operations Plan. Contractor shall annually submit its Customer 1655 <br />service operations plan. The Customer service operations plan shall describe how 1656 <br />Contractor uses its customer relationship management system, linked to on-board 1657 <br />GPS tracking system, to share real-time information between Customers, drivers, 1658 <br />customer service representatives, managers, and SBWMA and Agency staff. The 1659 <br />plan will provide details on how Contractor automatically detects and records 1660 <br />information on each Customer pickup, real-time transmission of service extras, 1661 <br />blocked cars, safety notes, and exceptions to service. 1662 <br />7.03 PUBLIC EDUCATION AND PROMOTION 1663 <br /> Contractor and Agency agree that all public education activities will be a collaborative 1664 <br />effort among the SBWMA, Agency, and Contractor. Contractor shall be responsible for 1665 <br />ensuring that its Customers consistently receive a high level of service and 1666 <br />responsiveness. 1667 <br />A. General. Contractor acknowledges and agrees that education and public awareness 1668 <br />are critical and essential elements of any effort to achieve diversion. Contractor shall 1669 <br />educate Residential and Commercial Customers on the following: (i) the benefits of 1670 <br />source reduction, reuse, Recycling, and Composting and related program 1671 <br />opportunities; (ii) proper handling of Hazardous Waste; (iii) specific services offered 1672 <br />by the Contractor; and (iv) Rates for Collection services. The public education 1673 <br />program shall include distribution of public education materials when Collection 1674 <br />services are changed during the Term; and when new Collection services are 1675 <br />implemented during the Term. In addition, the public education program shall include 1676 <br />on-going education activities throughout the Term. Educational materials that 1677 <br />6.2.B. - Page 55
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