Senior Debt & Revenue Protection Officer

Job Description:

  • Visit customer premises to dynamically assess situations and needs based on evidence and lead generation
  • Identify and make safe immediate welfare and safety concerns, including metering issues
  • Conduct metering work, including inspection and removal of electric meters when required and appropriately trained
  • Complete consumption assessments in theft cases, update accounts with accurate readings, and inform customers of outstanding balances
  • Assess customer circumstances and welfare, determine appropriate actions, and resolve and make safe each situation
  • Present payment options and support customers in selecting suitable options
  • Identify vulnerable customers and ensure they receive appropriate support packages
  • Collect customer data to ensure customers follow the correct post-visit strategy
  • Present findings to customers professionally and assuredly
  • Deliver empathetic customer service while upholding the British Gas brand
  • Negotiate outcomes and communicate processes to customers
  • Manage first-line complaints and escalate when appropriate
  • Promote safety and environmental policies and ensure procedures are understood and deployed
  • Adopt a safety-first approach and maintain high reporting standards
  • Recognise and de-escalate challenging scenarios using training and provided resources
  • Assess customer vulnerability and ability to pay across customer treatments and journeys
  • Ensure suitability for PPM in accordance with S&RP guidance to minimise self-rationing or loss of supply

Requirements:

  • Full UK Driving Licence required
  • Understanding and experience of the energy industry from a technical and commercial perspective
  • Understanding of the supply licence conditions relevant to theft of energy
  • Ability to identify theft of gas and abstraction of electricity situations
  • Ability to communicate effectively at differing levels
  • Ability to display empathy and understand customers’ circumstances
  • Ability to fact find and present all solutions to customers to support informed decisions
  • Essential listening skills to recognise and deal with all triggers effectively
  • Essential questioning skills to achieve the right customer outcome
  • Ability to conduct metering work, including inspection and removal of electric meters, when appropriately trained

Benefits:

  • Quarterly bonus of up to 16% of salary
  • Company car or car allowance
  • Flexible total rewards designed to support employees and their families financially, physically, and emotionally
  • Growth and professional development opportunities
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