Ethical Code of Practice

InBalance Motorbike Training is bound by the following ethical code of practice in all dealings with clients.

Policy Statement:

  • Instructors will be on time to commence training
  • All confirmed bookings will be delivered
  • Instructors will be properly groomed and clothed
  • Instructors will be supportive and provide feedback on the issues and not the person
  • Instructors will have a responsible attitude towards:
    • Consumption of drugs and alcohol
    • Confidentiality and trust
    • Delivery of cost effective and quality services
  • Instructors will provide a professional and relaxed atmosphere
  • Instructors have zero tolerance for inappropriate language or behaviour
  • Instructors have zero tolerance for sexual harassment
  • Instructors will provide a safe working environment and maintain a system to report and record injuries.

Complaints Policy:

All complaints will be dealt with as follows:

i)  In the first instance the instructor will talk to the student.  If no resolution, then:

ii)  the manager will talk to the student.  If still no resolution, then:

iii) an unbiased third party will be sought to mediate the dispute.

Appeals Policy:

i)      Complaints must be made in writing within 7 business days of any incident.

ii)      Management must try to resolve the complaint within 14 business days or:

iii)       Parties must appoint an unbiased mutually acceptable third party to mediate (solicitors, Dispute Resolution Centre etc).

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