Customer Service Charter
The Western Australian Museum inspires people's curiosity to explore the past, question the present, and shape the future.
We aspire to be valued, used and admired by all Western Australians and the world.
Our vision is for an informed and engaged community working together for a better world.
We are dedicated to community value, which means we will be:
Respectful
We will respect the views and opinions of others, consider their needs and sensibilities, and work collaboratively to build trust and understanding.
Inclusive
We welcome and engage with people of all abilities, backgrounds and experiences. We will make sure that our workplace, facilities, programs and resources are accessible to all.
Accountable
We exist for the benefit of all the people of Western Australia, including those in the regions.
We hold ourselves accountable to them and are joint custodians of their collections
Enterprising
We will be creative, resourceful, imaginative, innovative, agile and entrepreneurial. We will be commercially astute, embrace change and aspire to excellence in all we do.
Recognition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the First Peoples of Australia
We acknowledge the primary rights of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in their cultural heritage and will work collaboratively to advance understanding between all peoples.
Our customers
Our customers include the many thousands of visitors to our public sites and website; users of the Museum programs and services; our scientific, curatorial and corporate clients; and any person, of all ages, who makes contact with the Museum for any purpose.
Our commitment to you
We are committed to providing the best possible service to all our customers at every level and every point of contact with the Museum, which means we will:
- Provide an excellent Museum customer experience that will make you want to return to us again and again;
- Be professional, engaged and engaging in all that we do;
- Manage and review our services to ensure we continue to meet your needs and exceed your expectations;
- Be honest, transparent and accountable in our dealings with you;
- Provide a safe and inviting space where you can explore our collections and exhibitions, supported by innovative, accurate and informative interpretation and vibrant public programs;
- Continually strive to improve our interactions with you, so you are inspired to support our journey to create a cultural legacy for all Western Australians.
Accessibility
Through our Disability Access and Inclusion Plan we are committed to ensuring people with disability, their families and their carers have the same opportunities, rights and responsibilities as others to access the Museum’s range of services, information and facilities by removing or reducing any physical, sensory or intellectual barriers to access.
Universal Access information is available on the Accessibility page on our website.
Privacy
Information about the privacy of your personal information can be found on the Privacy page on our website.
How you can help us
We want to give you an amazing Western Australian Museum experience, so please:
- Respect our facilities, our employees and volunteers, and the enjoyment of other customers;
- Supervise any children and young people in your care;
- Provide us with the best possible information when working with our scientists, curators and specialists.
How do you provide feedback?
In person at one of the following locations:
- WA Museum Boola Bardip - Perth Cultural Centre, James Street, Perth
- WA Maritime Museum - Victoria Quay, Fremantle
- WA Shipwrecks Museum - Cliff Street, Fremantle
- Museum of the Great Southern - Residency Road, Albany
- Museum of Geraldton - Museum Place, Batavia Coast Marina, Geraldton
- Museum of the Goldfields - Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie.
Where appropriate, access to translating and interpreting services may be provided.
By telephone
Please call 1300 134 081 or toll free (Country WA callers only) on 1800 023 333.
In writing
- Complete an online Customer Feedback Form.
- Complete the hard copy Customer Feedback Form which can be obtained from the reception desk of the Museum public sites and give it to a WA Museum employee or volunteer
- Write an email and send it to: feedback@museum.wa.gov.au
- Write a letter and mail it to: Western Australian Museum at Locked Bag 49, Welshpool DC, WA 6986.
Via social media channels
Child friendly feedback
Age doesn't matter, and we encourage all our visitors to provide feedback. For more information, refer to the online form for children and young people.
How do we process your feedback?
If you request for a response to your feedback or you make a complaint, we will:
- ensure you are treated fairly and with respect;
- aim to provide a response or have the complaint resolved within 10 working days, or advise you of the reason for any delay;
- respect your privacy and keep information about you confidential.
For further information on the Museum’s customer feedback process, you can either:
- refer to the Complaints Flowchart
- email: feedback@museum.wa.gov.au
- phone: 1300 134 081 or toll free (Country WA callers only): 1800 023 333.
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