Users (Employees/Patients/Visitors etc Sample Clauses

Users (Employees/Patients/Visitors etc. 2)Buyer (Nodal Officer/Consignee of buyer organization) Ask GeMmy Service provider need to provide electronic/manual feedback system for users to rate the quality of the service for all type of areas taken in to consideration in contract or where ever the Service provider is providing cleaning, sanitation and disinfection service. Similarly, Xxxxx nodal officer will also give his feedback to the quality of delivered service. User feedback system should be made available to all the users throughout the period of contract. Calculation of Buyer feedback Score : Feedback Ratings for all type of area under the contract should be added to reach a cumulative score and then same should be divided by cumulative maximum score to get a final buyer feedback score for quality of services. (Refer to Buyer evaluation table) (Rating system - 0 to 4) Calculation of User feedback Score : User will provide feed back on the quality of service on parameters of excellent, Ok and Poor. The no. of these feedbacks on each parameter will be counted to get a cumulative no. of feedback received. The no. of counts of each parameter will be multiplied by weightage defined in above table to get the score for each parameter. The overall cumulative score should be divide by total no. of feedback received to get the final user feedback score for the service. (Refer to Buyer evaluation table) ( Rating system - Excellent, Ok and Poor) Now to get the overall final score for the service for a particular billing cycle, the final buyer feedback score X 20% = A and final user feedback score X 80% = B Final Score = A+B Disinfection Service- Scope and Guidelines Over and above the Service Level Agreement (SLA) which is applicable for Cleaning & Sanitation Service , the following Guidelines issued by National Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) and Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoH&FW) will also constitute the SLA for Disinfection Service :
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