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Resolution Type
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Resolution Number
2015-2469
Date (mm/dd/yyyy)
10/15/2015
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Bid Awd 15-07-01 Agmt w/Stockton Maintenance: Citywide Custodial Srvs
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® i <br /> • <br /> Deficiency prevention/compared to detection (e.g., proper training, personnel <br /> ® experience/qualifications, work instructions, etc...) <br /> ® Trend Forecasting & Analysis (e.g., identification of performance trends - both positive & negative) <br /> ® Communication/Interaction/Interface Systems (e.g., Progress Review Meetings) <br /> a. Discussion of the Fixes and Management Acts (Control) to Prevent Recurrence of <br /> ® All Identified Defects/Deficiencies <br /> 0 . In this section, SMG discusses the fixes and management acts (control) to prevent recurrence of all <br /> ® identified defects/deficiencies (Client and contractor identified). As required, the fixes and <br /> ® management acts address both short-term corrections and long-term performance improvement. <br /> Once a defect/deficiency is identified, our QCP contains a process/procedure for corrective action. <br /> ® This process/procedure focuses on three steps (fixes/acts): 1.) Immediate corrective action (e.g., re- <br /> performance) 2.) Root-Cause Analysis and 3.) Process Control/Performance Improvement. Coupled <br /> ® with our aggressive inspection system, the three steps are designed to eliminate reliance on customer <br /> identification (QA). <br /> 0 b. Immediate Corrective Action/Re-performance <br /> ® This short-term solution focuses on: l.) correcting the deficiency as soon as possible after <br /> ® identification and 2.) Re-establishing output levels at or above acceptable performance standards. <br /> ® Most often times, deficiency correction involves re-performing the unsatisfactory/nog-performed <br /> ® work. Upon re-performance, the work will immediately be re-inspected for adherence to applicable <br /> standards. <br /> c. Root-Cause Analysis <br /> ® Directly after re-inspection has occurred, our Supervisor will perform a "Root-Cause Analysis". This <br /> analysis simply means that the defect will be analyzed to identify the underlying, procedural or <br /> ® systematic cause of the problem. To fully ensure identification, our Supervisor will employ a routine, <br /> systematic approach to problem resolution/elimination. In other words, he will eliminate non- <br /> e contributing causes/factors and methodically narrow down possibilities so that the contributing <br /> 0 cause/factor can be definitively/positively identified. <br /> 0 <br /> 0 <br /> 0 <br /> 0 cf <br /> • <br /> CITY WIDE CUSTODIAL SERVICE, SUNNY ILSES BEACH FLORIDA <br />
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