Special Needs Training Clause Samples
The Special Needs Training clause requires that specific training be provided to individuals who interact with or support persons with special needs. This may involve tailored instruction for staff, volunteers, or contractors to ensure they understand how to accommodate and assist individuals with disabilities or unique requirements, such as mobility challenges or communication barriers. By mandating this training, the clause helps ensure that services are accessible and inclusive, reducing the risk of misunderstandings or inadequate support for those with special needs.
Special Needs Training. When the Employer has a need for Special Needs Journeyman training, consistent with the semi-annually published Cement Masons Program schedule of classes, training will be provided at no cost to the Employer when a sufficient number of employees are available for classes and a program curriculum exists. In those circumstances where a program curriculum does not exist, the Employer may request through the Training Board of Trustees (Cement Masons- Employers Training Trust), that consideration be given to the development of an industry program.
Special Needs Training. All Workforce employees who transport children who are in wheelchairs shall be provided training which includes loading and unloading, securing the wheelchair, lift operation and safety restraints.