Latest News Toggle Search Your Home Your Business Your Safety Our Environment Education About Us Careers Smarter Living Trade Customer Charter Our Customer Service Charter sets out the standards of service our customers can expect from us and how to contact us should something go wrong. We measure our performance against these standards. We seek to create and constantly improve the delivery of our services to consistently exceed the expectations of our customers. We are interested in what you have to say. Please provide us with feedback by using our contact us form Manx Utilities complaints procedure Definition of a complaint For the purpose of this procedure the standard definition of a complaint as outlined by the IoM Government is defined and coded as follows (C1) A complaint concerning a decision where there is no independent appeal mechanism. (C2) A complaint concerning any failure to make a decision. (C3) A complaint concerning a failure of service which is not corrected or is not corrected within reasonable timescale. (C4) A complaint concerning the failure of administrative arrangements or an over-restrictive or narrow interpretation of such arrangements. (C5) A complaint concerning the application of inappropriate or unfair remedies. (C6) A complaint concerning a breach of confidentiality. (C7) Any other substantial complaint not falling within any of the foregoing definitions. How your complaint is processed When a complaint is received it is immediately assigned to the appropriate business area Senior Manager for logging and investigation. Furthermore the complaint is independently monitored outside of the business area concerned. An Official Complaints form is available upon request. The Senior Manager will immediately acknowledge receipt of the complaint and a point of contact will be issued to the complainant for ease of communication. We strive to satisfy complaints within 10 working days of the registration of the complaint. Where a longer period of time is required in order to satisfy the complaint, the complainant will be kept fully aware on a regular basis of developments and is able to deal directly with their point of contact if so required. Should you feel unsatisfied with the progress of your complaint you should notify your point of contact or alternatively request to speak with the business area Director and finally the Chief Executive, in this order of seniority. In signing off the complaint the Director/Chief Executive will ascertain whether any working practices need to be changed in order to avoid reoccurrence of the complaint raised. You may be contacted within 4 weeks after the complaint has been signed off to assess customer satisfaction Tynwald Commissioner for Administration (Ombudsman) Should your complaint not be answered to your satisfaction and on the basis that the full formal complaint process has been exhausted a complainant has the right to make a complaint to the Ombudsman for consideration. If such a complaint is to be made, it must be made in writing (including by e-mail as set out below) within 6 months of a final determination by Manx Utilities. The Ombudsman may be contacted by letter sent to — The Tynwald Commissioner for Administration Legislative Buildings Douglas IM1 5PW or by e-mail to: Ombudsman@parliament.org.im Further information about the Ombudsman may be found at http://www.tynwald.org.im/about/TCA/Pages/default.aspx Tweets by @manx_utilities Dial Before You Dig Save money on your electricity bill Sign up for e-billing and Direct Debit today, this will give you an additional discount of £1.50 on your bill and will save you £6 per year. Learn more Accept Cookies Manx Utilities Privacy Sitemap Cookies Procurement Contact Us Contact Manx Utilities PO Box 177 Douglas Isle of Man IM99 1PS © Copyright 2021 Manx Utilities