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Janitorial Maint. Svcs.
Bid No. (xx-xx-xx)
08-06-02
Project Type (Bid, RFP, RFQ)
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<br />Technical Procedures and Training Programs <br /> <br />Our proven system of effective employee recruitment and training is anchored to a solid well equipped, <br />management organization; we are confident that our new hires will learn simple yet highly effective methods <br />that insure the best results. All new employees will also be given valuable on-the-job training by an experienced <br />Chi-Ada Manager. All newly hired supervisors and on site working employees will undergo a period of <br />training, which will specifically cover the scope of work to which they will be assigned. This applies even to <br />individuals who had past experience in cleaning and floor maintenance service with other companies. <br /> <br />Training is focused on building an employee's sense of responsibility to the client, a true desire to get the job <br />done in an efficient and safe manner. <br /> <br />At Chi-Ada, we believe that janitors must be trained in the proper use of cleaning chemicals and equipments to <br />avoid damaging carpet, tile, wood, and other surface within your facility, as well as to maintain the equipments <br />that employee's will be using. <br /> <br />Our training program starts with in-service sessions to insure complete understanding of the techniques and to <br />keep up with the rapidly changing industry. Training allows our employees to stay afloat with current <br />innovation in cleaning techniques, equipment and proper handling of equipment, chemicals and proper mixture, <br />and the highest quality services. <br /> <br />Four Types of Training: Chi-Ada Corporation adopts four distinct groups for whom adequate training is <br />regularly provided for our employees: (1) Entry level employees, (2) Potentially promotable employees, (3) <br />Supervisory employees and, (4) Management trainees. <br /> <br />These employees are the greatest assets, therefore; we place high priority in hiring and training them. This <br />training program includes work practices, standard expectation, Chi-Ada Corporation policies and worksite <br />policies, daily functions and performance, work schedule and time management, job description and the use of <br />supplies, paper, soap, etc. <br /> <br />Cross training is another type of training program, which Chi-Ada Corporation adopt to broaden the scope and <br />awareness of our employees. This training program allows us to secure a workforce that will be available in all <br />phase of the service industry. <br /> <br />Our training program is recognized by the Professional Housekeeper of America (PHA) and the Building <br />Service Contracts Association International (BSCAI). Our training method includes brochures, magazines, and <br />audiovisual aid. The importance of training is to enable Chi-Ada Corporation to provide the expected high <br />quality services to our clients. <br /> <br />Safety Training <br />Chi-Ada safety training program emphasize ways to avoiding the avoidable accident. <br />(1) Mandatory safety equipment and wears: In large institutions it is desirable to wear proper attire; <br />open toe shoes will not be worn. <br />(2) Eliminating the open invitation to an incident: Slippery walkways. <br />(3) Enforcing of existing safety rules: Such as not smoking indoors. <br />(4) Caution analysis of accidents training: New workers are thoroughly indoctrinated making sure <br />everyone knows exactly what to do in case of an accident. <br />(5) Fire Prevention: Chi-Ada Corp. is in compliance with OSHA federal and state fire regulations in <br />job areas. Fire Prevention and emergency exit ways, all employees must exit the building whenever <br />there is a fire alarm to a designated place outside the building and the manager will do a head count. <br /> <br />20 <br />
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