7a. AV Customer Service Overview Presentation
Item No. 7a supp Meeting Date: June 11, 2019 Airport Customer Service Overview Briefing June 11, 2019 Julie Collins, Director AV Customer Experience & Brand Strategy AV Customer Service Department Background AV Managing Director established the department in May 2018 to create a more intentional focus on improving the customer experience at SEA Primary functions include: Front-line customer service representatives (Pathfinders, Volunteers) Communications Airport-wide training & recognition programs Airport Lost & Found Office contract Conveying the customer's perspective in decisions and discussions across the airport 2 Customer Satisfaction Measurements CS leads an airport-wide team in developing and executing strategies to improve customer satisfaction rankings Key Benchmark: Airport Service Quality Survey International (320 Airports in 80 countries); 25 Peer Airports 2500 passengers surveyed quarterly; 28 key attributes Six focus areas at SEA: washroom cleanliness, Wi-Fi, security screening, staff courtesy, wayfinding, and comfort at gate hold rooms Skytrax has a prestigious five-star rating system for airports and airlines; also conducts stand-alone comprehensive reviews ; Dec. 2018 review J.D. Power Survey: high consumer recognition; #13 of 20 peer airports 3 Customer Satisfaction Measurements 2019 Aviation Division Goal: Attain and exceed the five-year average ASQ scores for at least two of the six key service attributes Recent Wi-Fi Improvements: Installing access points to expand coverage Eliminated log-in requirement and increased time before session timeout ASQ Score: 5 Year Avg. 3.82 2019 Q1 3.85 4 ASQ Focus: Staff Courtesy and Helpfulness Improvements Underway: Customer Service Training Curriculum: - Over 58% of POS airport staff have participated in WE ARE SEA customer service classes in 2019 - Several external stakeholders are also being trained (e.g. TSA) - Dedicated "train the trainer" staff cohort Hired Pathfinder Manager Hiring Volunteer Coordinator to grow the 20-year program; Currently have 80 dedicated volunteers with potential for more Increasing engagement with AV Operations and customer service contract staff (VIP Hospitality) in Federal Inspection Services area ASQ Score: 5 Year Avg. 4.27 2019 Q1 4.28 5 Customer Experience Initiatives & Programs Internal & External Stakeholder Groups: Customer Service Excellence Action (SEA) Team - Engaged in program development: WE ARE SEA training and an airport-wide employee recognition program (launching in late 2019) Sea-Tac Frequent Traveler Committee S.M.I.L.E.S.: Sensational Art, Music, Immersive Innovations, Live Performances, Eating & Seating Wayfinding Roundtable SEA App Coordination 6 Airport-Wide Customer Experience Initiatives Short-term & long-term improvements needed to improve customer satisfaction: Restrooms: upgrades, janitorial, pilots (lights), apps, accessible Amenities: nursing suites, pet relief areas, meditation rooms, play areas, accessibility features, lounges, art displays Hold Rooms: new carpet, new seats w/power (B & C) Airport Dining & Retail: diverse offerings, app ordering Expanded Terminal Events: holiday parade, Lunar New Year Customer Service: information "hubs", baggage claim wait area 7 Customer Experience Initiatives & Programs Seattle-Tacoma International Airport Brand Strategy - Developing a distinct airport brand to create clear expectations for the customer and to differentiate SEA in the marketplace - The official name remains unchanged - will appear on major airport signage; no changes for local vernacular of "Sea-Tac" (e.g. I-5 signage) - Increased use of historic airport code "SEA" (e.g. on-line uses such as SEA App) - Continued engagement with stakeholders; Late-fall timing for introduction Improving and expanding customer communication tools: - Real-time engagement with customers via social, responding to phone calls and inquiries via e-mail and web site; close coordination with External Relations 8 Customer Service Overview QUESTIONS? 9
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