CONDUCT TRAINING. Standardization pilots may conduct training and semi-annual revalidation checks of non-aviator bargaining unit personnel in accordance with current government regulations.
CONDUCT TRAINING. “Train the Trainer”) After design and development of the interface, the JTI Interface team will conduct up to 24 hours of training for Court staff including classes on Administration, EFM Clerk Review, and Filer Education Strategies. JTI recommends that key users be trained in the use of the system on a “train the trainers” basis, where JTI will train the Court’s trainers / key staff so that they may train the rest of the staff. This task will be carried using the Court’s facilities, equipment, and data so that the training environment closely approximates the actual production environment. In addition to the training, the JTI Interface Team will provide overall EFM Clerk Review training documentation to the Court which will cover topics including Clerk Processing of eFilings (Clerk Review), Court Policy File overview, adding Metadata fields to Doc definitions etc. The JTI Interface team will offer classes (two (2) hours each in duration) for eFiling users based on the number of TtT. The Court’s team will be responsible for facilitating all additional training. Example: Classes # of Classes Class Duration Power Users/Train-the- Trainer 3 8 Hours User Training - Support 10 2 Hours
CONDUCT TRAINING. The Contractor shall implement screening procedures to ensure those seeking training meet the minimum requirements or possess the necessary prerequisites for the course(s) they wish to attend. Briefly describe prerequisites or screening procedures, if applicable. The Contractor shall ensure all courses to be delivered meet the following criteria: • Focus on the expectations, needs, and job requirements of the audience. • Provide timely and high-quality content to address the objectives as described. • Incorporate the use of hands-on exhibits and demonstrations, as applicable to the subject. • Advance students’ skills, prepare them for nationally-recognized certification programs, and/or lead to continuing education units (CEUs). • Provide consistent messaging and delivery for the same materials in different training sessions. The Contractor shall deliver the following courses: List all courses and location where the courses will be delivered. The Contractor shall provide a course outline for each course to be delivered for review/approval by the NYSERDA Project Manager in advance of any training. Further, the Contractor shall provide the necessary staff capable of teaching the appropriate curricula for each course to be delivered. The Contractor shall provide each attendee pre- and post-training surveys, which will be furnished by NYSERDA, and shall submit completed surveys, class rosters, and monthly metrics reports to the NYSERDA Project Manager, as described in Task __. Task 3 Deliverables: • Resumes of instructors • Course outlines for review by the NYSERDA Project Manager in advance of any training • Completed pre- and post-training surveys for each training session • Class roster for each training session and monthly cumulative training metrics
CONDUCT TRAINING. Sublessee agrees that it will cause its employees to (i) present a neat, clean appearance, (ii) be thoroughly trained in customer satisfaction and service skills, and (iii) act in a manner consistent with that ordinarily and reasonably expected in an operation of the quality, size and type of the Restaurant. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Sublessee acknowledges and agrees that Sublessee's employees are under Sublessee's control, supervision and direction and are not employees, agents, servants or contractors of Sublessor. Sublessee shall be responsible for, and shall indemnify and hold Sublessor harmless from, any claims by Sublessee's employees to wages, benefits, withholdings or any other matter.
