Training and Operations Sample Clauses
Training and Operations. In addition to the ASIS guidelines and the Pre-Assignment Basic Training, Contractor must provide eight additional training hours per year to all guards assigned to the State. Guards furnished by Contractor must have a minimum of forty hours of specialized training, including any requirements mandated by the State which include the Pre-Assignment Basic Training. Contractor must use a Minnesota Private Detective and Protective Agent Board (MNPDB) certified trainer to conduct any Board-approved training (i.e., Pre-Assignment Basic Training). For trainings that are not Board-approved, Contractor must use a qualified instructor or supervisor to conduct the training. Contractor must maintain records of all members attending and the results of any tests. State of MN Pre-Assignment Basic Training must include but is not limited to the following subjects and pre- requisites: • Functions of security, access control, and patrol techniques; • Fire alarm systems, use of fire extinguishers, alarm panel principles, and fire characteristics; • Pre-requisite: Introductory First Aid to include Basic Life Support (BLS) LVL1 • Pre-requisite: CPR (American Heart Association, American Red Cross, or State approved equivalent) and use of AED; • Blood-born pathogen hazards and use of Contractor-provided supplies; • Public relations, customer service, and cultural diversity; • Authority to apply appropriate use of force in accordance with company polices and perform a citizen’s • Report writing; • Cultural Diversity; • Minnesota Sexual Harassment Laws; • Vulnerable Adult Training; • Introduction to Windows or documentation of prior successful Windows training; • HIPAA and Minnesota Information Privacy laws and responsibilities as outlined by the State; • Verbal de-escalation training; Contractor shall provide the requesting agency a copy of all training curriculum including all materials or examples if requested. In addition to the training requirements, security guards must be in compliance with Minn. Stat. § 326.3361 regarding training. Contractor-supplied guards may have access to information that is classified as either “private data on Contractor shall ensure that all staff will keep any non-public information that may become available to them as a result of their assignment to the State in confidence and not disclose it to any unauthorized persons or businesses. Assigned guards will work with several primary computer systems and applications. Proficiency of Microsoft Windo...
Training and Operations. Contractor shall provide the training of Owner's or Operator's operating and maintenance personnel, including on-the-job training on Facility Site and Existing Facility Site during the commissioning and Start-Up of the Facility, in accordance with requirements of Exhibit C-1.