Equipment and Inventory Rover Sample Clauses

Equipment and Inventory Rover. UDP will provide OC with an Inventory Rover personnel. This position will be regarded as an entry level position. The duties of the Inventory Rover will be: • Collect equipment • Roam assigned area • Take inventory of resources for daily plan • Clean and collect equipment and miscellaneous items at the end of working day UDP will collaborate with OC to provide the Inventory Rover personnel with all the equipment and necessary tools needed to succeed. Although direct training may not be necessary, UDP will still provide its employees with an overview and expectations for the job. Lot Control UDP understands that a lot control worker is needed for directing the flow of traffic and control access in and out of the appropriate parking lots of the convention center not excluding ADA parking lots. Although training is not necessary for this position, UDP will provide its employees with an overview and expectations for the job. UDP and it’s team is familiar with the Orange County Convention Center and understand the importance of the lot control personnel. The lot control representative will need to be efficient and work diligently during busy events to help prevent a traffic jams. REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL | SOLICITATION NO. Y23-123-RM 6 UNIQUE DESIGNS PROFESSIONAL SERVICES, INC. Transportation Worker A transportation worker will be necessary to assist in directing traffic in various locations of the OCCC. This will include but is not limited to: • Monitoring pedestrian crosswalks • Bus control • Monitoring of vehicles entering specific parking lots • Restriction of access in certain areas • Moving of traffic equipment weighing up to 10 pounds The role of the transportation worker will be defined after check-in and may change from day to day based on event. The transportation worker will be trained for a minimum of 2 hours on directing traffic, how to properly park a vehicle, pedestrian crossing, proper hydration and working in the outdoor elements. The worker will also be required to familiarize themselves with the different parking lots and areas of the OCC to ensure the proper execution of work. They will also wear the appropriate clothing during night events to help them become more noticeable. Parking Monitor The Parking Monitor will direct vehicles to specific rows and open parking spots, moving cones to open rows as vehicles fill the lot. The Parking Monitor will answer questions and give basic directions when asked by guests. All Parking Monitors contracted u...
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Equipment and Inventory Rover. An Equipment and Inventory Rover is an entry-level position that shall place and collect equipment and roam assigned area as well as take inventory of resources needed for the daily plan. This person(s) clean up and collect equipment and miscellaneous items at end of day. Training - No Training needed for this position.
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