Residential Maintenance Services Panel

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1 APRIL 2015 Residential Maintenance Services Panel Trade Group 2 Contractor Briefing

2 Outline Your local office Online Services Login screen Actioning a quote Allocation of a maintenance item Booking of a maintenance item Actioning of a maintenance item Completion of a maintenance item Invoicing of a maintenance item Vacant properties Contractor Management Reporting incidents Our customer Expectations onsite Communication preferences KPIs Contact details Questions

3 Your local office

4 Your local office Responsibilities The local DHA team will: Raise maintenance items Liaise with Defence members for best contact details Manage Contractor performance Maintenance Contact Centre (MCC): Raise responsive and emergency maintenance items for DHA nationally First point of call for all DHA Contractors 139 DHA (342) Our property management services include: Tenancy management Cleaning and maintenance Vacancy management, and Leasing administration

5 Department of Defence Service Agreement with the Department of Defence We are assessed on: Time Quality of service Value-for-money outcomes

6 Online Services Portal Overview DHA Contractors will be required to use the DHA Online Services Portal for: Works allocation Invoicing Communications Uploading files and completing forms/fields DHA Online Services Portal is available through the internet it is also available on your smart phone or tablet. The following screen shots provide an overview of DHA Online Services Portal.

7 Online Services Portal Maintenance Contractors page

8 Online Services Portal Login Screen

9 Online Services Portal demonstration Login Screen

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11 Vacant properties Accessing a vacant property The MITM will have a lock box code number on the order. Keys to the property will be in the lock box or possibly in a locked letter box (gated complex). Keys must be returned to the lock box prior to securing the house and NEVER taken off site. Contractors taking keys off site will be billed for a locksmith. If you are unable to attend on the dates specified you MUST advise DHA via the MCC so that we can reschedule

12 Contractor management WHS All Contractors, their workers and subcontractors are required to complete the DHA WHS induction course within two months of the Contract commencement date. Works will be allocated to the Contractor during this period but will cease if the course has not been completed in the allocated time. Compliance with WHS legislation is mandatory. Where appropriate, a contractor is recommended to undertake Asbestos Awareness training.

13 Contractor management WHS During the course of the contract DHA may request WHS related documentation or your participation in a WHS review. Responding to the request is mandatory and failure to do so may lead to suspension of work orders.

14 Contractor management WHS Visit dha.gov.au/learning To complete the training you, your workers and subcontractors will need a: DHA Contractor ID Valid address First and last name Password

15 Reporting incidents WHS All contractors must ensure that incidents are reported to DHA as soon as possible (no later than 24 hours from the time of the incident) To report: call follow the prompts submit a copy of your incident report to whs@dha.gov.au

16 Reporting incidents WHS Once you have called DHA you may also have to contact the WHS Regulator in your state or territory. If you are unsure whether the incident is notifiable to the Regulator, please ask the DHA WHS Representative when calling Once an incident is reported, DHA may require further information within the timeframes requested.

17 Our customer Defence members The Defence member and their family are regularly moved around the country. In some instances the family may not move with the Defence member (e.g. teenagers in high school). DHA strives to maintain a high standard of customer service to ensure any issues identified are addressed quickly or, where appropriate, escalated.

18 Contacting our customer Communication preferences DHA would prefer you tried the following: 1. Contact during business hours (9:00am to 5:00pm) 2. Contact after 5:00pm up to 7:30pm 3. Contact on weekends between 10:00am and 3:00pm

19 Our customer Expectations onsite Defence members and their families are security conscious. Do NOT enter the house if an adult over 18 years is not present. Be courteous and dress appropriately. Do NOT enter into discussions with the Defence member or their family about DHA, DHA policies, DHA houses or make promises about getting work done for the member that is not specified on your MITM

20 Key Performance Indicators To meet Defence s KPIs, DHA has implemented and will manage internal KPIs. There are exceptions to KPIs so it is imperative you contact the MCC if you identify a problem which may impact your ability to meet a KPI. Information is gathered from the Client Management System, Regional staff and Defence members and their families which contribute to a Contractor s performance against a KPI.

21 Key Performance Indicators Emergency Maintenance Emergency Response Emergency Completion Routine Maintenance Overdue for booking Overdue for completion Overdue for invoicing Overdue for quote Quality Performance Recalls Standard of Service and Workmanship Complaints

22 Contract details Maintenance Call Centre For all enquiries your first point of call is the Maintenance Call Centre on:

23 What next? Eat, drink, talk and sign Please take the opportunity to ask questions and get to know your DHA reps. Please read your Deed of Agreement and the terms and conditions as it is important that you understand your requirements. Please don t leave until you sign the Deed of Agreement with one of the DHA reps and finalise any other paperwork. Congratulations! Welcome to the DHA team

24 QUESTIONS