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User Training and Onboarding Services

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This scope was carved out of COL-26-113.

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Work/Route Management System for Waste Collection Equipment

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AgencyCity of Lethbridge
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Develops and delivers training programs for prime contractors on City of Lethbridge operational projects. Creates user documentation, knowledge bases, and video materials for operators, supervisors, administrators, and support staff. Delivers training via in-person, virtual, and self-guided formats using Learning Management Systems (LMS). Requires experience in technical training for industrial or municipal staff. Delivers a library of training materials and completed staff onboarding.

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