Develop Overall Operating Division Management Understanding Sample Clauses

Develop Overall Operating Division Management Understanding. The Contractor shall request from MTA and review the following documents: • Existing written policies on daily operating division operations; • Current organizational chart; • MTA Labor Agreements; • Recent history of operating division management staffing; • User documentation of automated systems used in operating division management; and • Sample operating division management statistics including unscheduled pay-by-pay type over the course of a year as well as for sample days, “protection” and “missed trip” data, and operator attendance data. The Contractor shall prepare a flowchart of MTA operating division management. The flow chart below, prepared for another agency, serves to illustrate the boundaries and some of the major phases of the operating division management processes. The boundaries of this project shall be set using a similar flow chart, the terminology shall be revised to correspond to MTA’s terminology, and the MTA processes shall be analyzed to depict them accurately. This flow chart, and more detailed charts analyzing the major processes within operating division management, shall be the basis for some of the work in Task 8.3.3. The Contractor shall review the labor contract provisions and past practices with operations personnel to determine constraints on the vacation scheduling process (which affects the ability to plan the annual work force cycle) and extraboard constraints (which affect the ability to plan the weekly and daily workforce cycles). The Contractor shall review the MTA operator attendance records to assess the attendance at MTA and to make recommendations regarding the attendance reporting system.
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