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efficiently and safely. <br />At Chi-Ada, custodial workers must be trained in the proper use of cleaning chemicals and equipment to avoid <br />damaging carpet, tile, wood, and other surfaces within your facility, as well as to maintain the equipment that <br />employees will be using. <br />Our training program starts with in-service sessions to ensure a complete understanding of the techniques and to <br />keep up with the rapidly changing industry. Training allows our employees to stay afloat with current innovations in <br />cleaning techniques, equipment, and proper handling of equipment, chemicals, and proper mixture, and the highest <br />quality services. <br />Four Types of Training: Chi-Ada Corporation adopts four distinct groups for whom adequate training is regularly <br />provided to our employees: (1) Entry-level employees, (2) Potentially promotable employees, (3) Supervisory <br />employees, and (4) management trainees. <br />These employees are the greatest assets. Therefore, we place a high priority on hiring and training them. This training <br />program includes work practices and standard expectations, Chi-Ada Corporation policies and worksite policies, daily <br />functions and performance, work schedule and time management, job description, and the use of supplies, paper, <br />soap, etc. Cross-training is another type of training program that Chi-Ada Corporation adopts to broaden the scope <br />and awareness of our employees. This training program allows us to secure a workforce that will be available in all <br />phases of the service industry. <br />Our training program is recognized by the Professional Housekeeper of America (PHA) and the Building Service <br />Contracts Association International (BSCAI). Our training method includes brochures, magazines, and audiovisual aid. <br />Training is important to enable Chi-Ada Corporation to provide the expected high-quality services to our clients. <br /> <br />Orientation to Housekeeping Operations <br />All Chi-Ada Corporation employees are required to attend general orientation and training programs, which will allow <br />them to become confident and knowledgeable in their positions, company processes, and overall goals set forth for all its <br />employees. <br />All employees attend orientation and preparation process for their new assignment. Our <br />Human Resource Manager trains all managers and supervisors. <br />The Operations Manager stays on site until all managers are thoroughly trained and can function independently. All <br />supervisors or lead personnel must have hands-on experience in the assigned areas. This approach has been very <br />successful for Chi-Ada Corporation since the start of the company. <br />Classroom training will be provided by a qualified Training/QA Manager and offered on- site. This trainer will be <br />supported by a Safety/Training Director and other Chi-Ada Staff. <br />Employee management for managers and supervisors training is done through the <br />American Management Association, Inc. magazine and Training videos. <br />In addition to on-site training by Chi-Ada, occasional speakers, product demonstrations, and seminars will be <br />sponsored by Chi-Ada Corporation for all department staff. These sessions will be made available to other account <br />personnel where appropriate. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />