Operational Training Program—OJT Clause Samples
The Operational Training Program—OJT clause establishes the requirements and framework for on-the-job training (OJT) within an organization or project. It typically outlines the responsibilities of both the employer and employees regarding participation in hands-on training activities, specifies the duration and content of the training, and may set standards for supervision and evaluation. By formalizing the OJT process, this clause ensures that employees acquire necessary skills in a structured manner, thereby promoting workforce competency and reducing operational errors.
Operational Training Program—OJT. The Contractor shall provide Operational Instruction, On-the-Job training to GIRoA trainees to utilize skills acquired from the formal classroom and hand-on instruction provided by the academies. The Contractor shall provide Operational Instruction-OJT training tailored for site-specific equipment and systems located at the trainees home station. This training will ONLY be conducted for trainees assigned to installations where O&M Services are being provided under this contract. Operational instruction-OJT training will be executed through OJT and validation of Personal Qualification Standards (PQS). The Contractor shall develop a trade-specific list of essential tasks and procedures, called the PQS, that are required to perform Preventative Maintenance Inspections (PMI)-- Preventive Maintenance Operations (all preventive maintenance tasks are critical), GIRoA must be able to conduct PMI and PMO at the level of “T” to be considered trained-- emergency repair actions, critical infrastructure system isolation, basic trouble shooting of critical plants and systems and to perform fuel storage system operations specific to each trainee’s site. Each trainee will be required to demonstrate general proficiency on each PQS task. The Contractor shall use its assigned O&M workforce to provide this instruction and perform trainee validation.