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2018-2864
Date (mm/dd/yyyy)
09/20/2018
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Approv 1st Amend w/Action Labor for School Crossing Guard Srvcs.
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However, the numbers included in this Section are estimates, and may be revised pursuant to <br /> Paragraph 3.6 of Invitation to Bid No, 16-04-05. • <br /> • 12 Contractor shall conduct a criminal background investigation,at its sole cost and expense;on <br /> each Crossing Guard and Crossing Guard Supervisor hired in accordance with this Agreement. Contractor <br /> shall employ only those individuals that have successfully passed the criminal background investigation <br /> conducted by Contractor. Only those individuals who have successfully passed the criminal background <br /> investigation shall be permitted to perform Services in connection with this Agreement. <br /> Contractor shall employ only those individuals that are able to meet the physical requirements of the <br /> job description as set forth by Contractor. <br /> 2.3 Contractor shall be required to provide Crossing Guard training consistent with the following: <br /> A, Ensure that all Crossing Guards have been trained and certified in accordance with the <br /> "Florida School Crossing Guard Training Guidelines"before assignment to a specific <br /> post; <br /> B. Ensure that all Crossing Guards wear name badges identifying Contractor and the <br /> individual Crossing Guard in order for parents, children,and teachers to identify the <br /> Crossing Guard while at their post. <br /> C. File all necessary paperwork with the appropriate governmental agency as required by <br /> Federal. State,or local laws; <br /> D. Maintain school crossing guard training as required for all new personnel hired, <br /> scheduled on an"as needed"basis;and <br /> E. Institute Crossing Guard annual retraining courses in order to ensure that all current <br /> Crossing Guards are retrained. <br /> 2.4 Contractor shall maintain a sufficient pool of Crossing. Guards who have successfully <br /> completed the background and medical screenings to act as substitutes in the event of the absence of those <br /> guards regularly scheduled in accordance with this Agreement. The acceptability of such substitutes is <br /> contingent upon their successfully completing all screening as contemplated in Paragraph 2.2 and 2.3 herein. <br /> 2.5 Contractor hereby represents to City, with full knowledge that City is relying upon these <br /> representations when entering into this Agreement with Contractor, that Contractor has the professional <br /> expertise, experience, facilities and manpower to perform the services to be provided by Contractor pursuant <br /> to the terms of this Agreement. <br /> 2.6 Contractor assumes professional and technical.responsibility for performance of its services to <br /> be provided hereunder in accordance with recognized professional standards, and as required pursuant to <br /> Florida Statutes. <br /> 2.7 City shall identify for Contractor all initial locations at which Contractor shall station <br /> Crossing Guards and the required hours for such services. A copy of the list of initial locations where <br /> Crossing Guards shall be stationed and the hours for the Crossing Guards to be stationed is included herein in <br /> C4775-1516-I18—ACTION LABOR MANAGEMENT LLC DBA STAFFING CONNECTIONPage 2 of l( <br />
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