CONTRACTOR TRAINING Sample Clauses
The CONTRACTOR TRAINING clause requires the contractor to provide training to personnel involved in the performance of the contract. This typically involves ensuring that staff are adequately instructed on relevant procedures, safety protocols, or the use of specific equipment necessary for the project. By mandating such training, the clause helps ensure that all personnel are competent and compliant with required standards, thereby reducing the risk of errors, accidents, or non-compliance during contract execution.
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CONTRACTOR TRAINING. Contractor must provide any training or special knowledge to Agency employees required to operate the service at no additional cost to the Agency.
CONTRACTOR TRAINING. The Contractor is generally expected to maintain the professional qualifications and certifications of its personnel through on-going training. Unless specifically authorized in an individual Order, the Contractor shall not directly bill the Government for any training.
CONTRACTOR TRAINING. 4.1.1.1 The contractor shall provide a work force properly trained (and certified, if required) to perform all tasking defined within the Task Order Statements of Work (SOW)s or Performance Work Statements (PWS). If tasking requires certification and/or periodic recertification (examples: soldering and certain tasking related to computer system operation/administration), the contractor is responsible for the costs of certification and, if required, periodic recertification. Some technology areas supported by this SOW are continually evolving. The contractor shall attend advanced technology training as required at the task order level.
4.1.1.2 The contractor shall complete all applicable training required at the task order level. The Government may provide (on a space-available basis) special training to the contractor in the areas of military systems (ex. UAV), training mandated for all personnel working at the NAWCWD (ex. Combatting Trafficking in Persons) or accessing Government systems, and other Government-required training.
4.1.1.3 The contractor shall provide and/ or attend training to both Government and other contractor personnel in subject areas within the scope of this SOW (ie. Agile training); however, these requirements are anticipated to be in subject areas where the contractor has special knowledge or expertise and in the use and/or maintenance of software and/or systems designed by the contractor. The contractor shall develop presentation and training materials appropriate to particular training assignments.
CONTRACTOR TRAINING. The Contractor shall provide the JSOMTC qualified Instructors. These instructors will provide basic and advanced medical instruction for the JSOMTC Medical Courses. Training of Contractor personnel shall be performed by the Contractor at his own expense except:
CONTRACTOR TRAINING. Before the on-site Services begin, Contractor will provide occupational safety and health training in accordance with applicable federal, state and local occupational safety and health laws, regulations and standards including the OSHA standards and these Requirements. Contents of the PSP, the job safety analysis and the EAP will also be covered. This training will be documented and available for review onsite by Tri-State.
CONTRACTOR TRAINING. 14 5.11.1 CONTRACTOR shall provide ongoing training for Care 15 Coordinators, Wraparound Supervisors, Parent Partners, MTFC TFCO-OC Youth 16 Partners, and Youth Partners. Training may be delivered through individual or 17 group supervision. Training shall include, but is not be limited to, 18 developing and enhancing the skill levels of Wraparound Supervisors, Care 19 Coordinators, Wraparound Supervisors, Parent Partners, MTFC TFCO-OC Youth 20 Partners, and Youth Partners to help them more effectively:
21 5.11.1.1 Identify, address, and resolve conflict during 22 the facilitation of FTMs, and thereafter, if as may be necessary to develop and 23 accomplish the family mission;
24 5.11.1.2 fiuide the development of individualized, 25 culturally relevant, effective POCs and the timely progression of the Family 26 Team through each the Wraparound phases of Wraparound;
27 5.11.1.3 Recognize safety and procedural concerns, and 28 anticipate and prevent crisesis;
1 5.11.1.4 Establish and maintain professional boundaries 2 and identify and effectively resolve instances of poor judgment regarding 3 inappropriate boundaries;
4 5.11.1.5 Be proactive in identifying barriers to progress 5 and seek sSupervisor assistance and WRIT Technical assistance as may be needed;
6 5.11.1.6 Input data accurately and timely into the Multi- 7 Agency Intervention Data System (MIDS), when accessible; accurately and on time 8 (within the required timefames):and
9 5.11.1.7 Participate in the Wraparound Fidelity Index 10 (WFI) interviewing process as needed.
CONTRACTOR TRAINING i. A delivery of Services that involves a deicing decision or action will be reviewed by a Contractor representative who has current certification in lower salt-use strategy training from the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency Level 1 Smart Salting certification program. Contractor is Minnesota Pollution Control Agency Level 2 Smart Salting certified and its certification is current. A list of currently certified contractors is available on the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency Smart Salting training website.
ii. Contractor will provide Owner with information about the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency’s Smart Salting certification list on which Contractor is included as a currently certified contractor.
CONTRACTOR TRAINING. (a) The contractor shall be responsible for all contractor employee access badge requirements including ensuring contractor employee completion of Hanford General Education Training (HGET). The government will bear the cost of HGET training required by the contractor to attend HGET and/or to acquire a Hanford site access badge.
(b) The contractor shall provide qualified trained employees with demonstrated skills to perform the work including a working knowledge of commercially available word processing, spreadsheet, slide presentation, e-mail/calendar, and related office software applications. DOE will not be responsible for providing this training, and will not reimburse the contractor for such commercially available non- DOE site specific training.
(c) DOE will reimburse the contractor for any other required DOE site-specific training only if the training is approved in advance by the CO.
CONTRACTOR TRAINING. Contractor has a duty to ensure Workers are properly trained in the execution of this Contract in all job specific Compliance Requirements. Such training must include, but not be limited to:
(a) The use of chemicals, supplies and equipment applicable to the Work;
(b) The Hazardous Waste Management Plan and the appropriate handling of Hazardous Materials.
(c) All appropriate safety and storm water related training as required by job type;
(d) Stormwater Compliance Certification;
CONTRACTOR TRAINING. All CONTRACTOR’S officers, employees, subcontractors, agents, or volunteers, providing services pertaining directly to this contract, shall successfully complete orientation or a training session offered by UDC prior to contract implementation, if applicable.