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Project Name
School Crossing Guard Services
Bid No. (xx-xx-xx)
11-05-03
Project Type (Bid, RFP, RFQ)
Bid
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<br />" <br />.... <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />AJLIL CCJ:I1:UT lMI.&NACGrJElMDEffJr ~IEffiWJICCm~ <br /> <br />Program Summary <br /> <br />The privatization and management of a School Crossing Guard program involves several <br />functions. The following is a summary of our general operational plan for initiating and <br />managing a School Crossing Guard Program. Specifically we will address our <br />orientation, training, recruitment and staffing plan for Crossing Guard Programs. <br /> <br />In assuming control of a Crossing Guard Program we first set-up an orientation and <br />training meeting. Our goal in pricing the program is typically to incorporate the existing <br />Crossing Guards into our organization. The current Crossing Guards' experience and <br />familiarity are the cornerstones in ensuring a seamless transition. However, often rumors <br />and inaccurate information circulate among existing Crossing Guards as we transition <br />from public to private management. The orientation and training meeting will be the first <br />opportunity we have to meet the new and prospective employees collectively and address <br />the issues, concerns or questions they may have. <br /> <br />;- <br /> <br />During this orientation we will discuss; our company history, our family of Crossing <br />Guard programs and the impending transition in the management of the Crossing Guard <br />Program. We will spend as much time as necessary to address the issues and questions <br />raised by all prospective employees. <br /> <br />'-'" <br /> <br />After the initial orientation we distribute and assist in the completion of all ACMS <br />employment forms. Once all employment forms have been collected we proceed with a <br />training session for all current and prospective Crossing Guards. <br /> <br />Training- Training has been a cornerstone in the development and expansion of ACMS. <br />We continue to learn and to incorporate new methods and standards of training into our <br />organization. Our goal has been to elevate the level of and accountability for training <br />throughout our organization. We continue to revise and update our training program, <br />procedures and monitor our results. <br /> <br />Our training begins by giving all Crossing Guards a clear understanding of the goals, <br />expectations and responsibilities of a School Crossing Guard. To that end, we have <br />consolidated almost 25 years of experiences and information into our "Employee <br />Handbook for School Crossing Guards". This manual informs and instructs Crossing <br />Guards on a variety of issues including personal conduct, crossing procedures, <br />professional responsibility, emergency procedures, training requirements and problem <br />resolution. Each new and prospective Crossing Guard is issued the handbook to begin the <br />training portion of the meeting. <br /> <br />- <br /> <br />..... <br />
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