Common use of Contractor Reporting Requirements Clause in Contracts

Contractor Reporting Requirements. OJT Trainee Introduction Form – must be submitted to INDOT at time of hire for approval into OJT Program. OJT Trainee Termination/Completion Form – must be submitted to INDOT whenever a trainee is terminated or successfully completes their training program. Monthly OJT Trainee Report – reflects the number of training hours acquired by the trainee for a given month. The report must be submitted to INDOT by the 10th day of each month following the month being reported. For example, March reports are due by April 10th. Monthly Project Report – provides a monthly listing of all projects (i.e., federal-aid, state, and private) the contractor is employed. The report must be submitted to INDOT by the 10th day of each month following the month being reported. For example, March reports are due by April 10th. Quarterly OJT Trainee Evaluation Form – provides a quarterly assessment of the trainee. The report must be submitted to INDOT by the 10th day of each month following the quarter being reported. For example, first quarter (January-March) reports are due by April 10th. Annual OJT Training Report – provides an annual summary of the contractors OJT performance. The report must be submitted to INDOT within 10 days of receipt.

Contractor Reporting Requirements. OJT Trainee Introduction Form – must be submitted to INDOT at time of hire for approval into OJT Program. OJT Trainee Termination/Completion Form – must be submitted to INDOT whenever a trainee is terminated or successfully completes their training program. Monthly OJT Trainee Report – reflects the number of training hours acquired by the trainee for a given month. The report must be submitted to INDOT by the 10th day of each month following the month being reported. For example, March reports are due by April 10th. Monthly Project Report – provides a monthly listing of all projects (i.e., federal-aid, state, and private) the contractor is employed. The report must be submitted to INDOT by the 10th day of each month following the month being reported. For example, March reports are due by April 10th. Quarterly OJT Trainee Evaluation Form – provides a quarterly assessment of the trainee. The report must be submitted to INDOT by the 10th day of each month following the quarter being reported. For example, first quarter (January-March) reports are due by April 10th. Annual OJT Training Report – provides an annual summary of the contractors OJT performance. The report must be submitted to INDOT within 10 days of receiptby January 10th.

Contractor Reporting Requirements. OJT Trainee Introduction Form – must be submitted to INDOT at time of hire for approval into OJT Program. OJT Trainee Termination/Completion Form – must be submitted to INDOT whenever a trainee is terminated or successfully completes their training program. Monthly OJT Trainee Report – reflects the number of training hours acquired by the trainee for a given month. The report must be submitted to INDOT by the 10th day 2nd week of each month following the month being reported. For example, March reports are due by April 10ththe end of the second week of April. Monthly Project Report – provides a monthly listing of all projects (i.e., federal-aid, state, and private) the contractor is employed. The report must be submitted provided to INDOT by the 10th day 2nd week of each month following the month being reported. For example, March reports are due by April 10ththe end of the second week of April. Quarterly OJT Trainee Evaluation Form – provides a quarterly assessment of the trainee. The report must be submitted to INDOT by the 10th day 2nd week of each the month following the quarter being reportedquarter. For example, first quarter (January-March) reports are due by April 10ththe second week of April. Annual OJT Training Report – provides an annual summary of the contractors OJT performance. The report must be submitted to INDOT within 10 days of receipt2 weeks after year-end.