Training Delivery Procedure for Client Site Trainings
1. Purpose
To ensure standardized, effective, engaging, and measurable delivery of training programs at client sites, and to assess trainer performance through a structured 360-degree feedback mechanism .
2. Scope
This procedure applies to all trainers delivering:
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Safety trainings
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Technical trainings
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Behavioural / BBS trainings
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Induction and refresher trainings
at client locations .
3. Roles & Responsibilities
Trainer
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Prepare and deliver training as per approved curriculum
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Ensure participant engagement and learning effectiveness
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Follow training methodology and client requirements
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Collect and submit feedback documents
Training Coordinator / Project Team
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Share training scope, objectives , and client expectations with trainer
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Collect and analyse feedback
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Maintain training records
Client Representative
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Observe training delivery
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Provide feedback on trainer effectiveness
4. Pre-Training Preparation
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Trainer shall:
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Review training objectives , agenda, and client SOPs
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Customize PPTs/videos to match client processes and hazards
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Ensure all training materials are approved and updated
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Trainer must ensure availability of:
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Laptop, projector, speaker
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PPT, videos, handouts
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Attendance sheet & feedback forms
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Trainer shall reach site at least 30 minutes before training start time.
5. Training Methodology
The training shall be delivered using a
blended learning approach
as below:
5.1 Lecture Method
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Explain concepts clearly using simple language
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Use real site examples and case studies
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Avoid one-way communication
5.2 PowerPoint Presentation (PPT)
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Use visuals, diagrams, flowcharts
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Minimal text, more images
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Highlight Do’s & Don’ts
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Use site photos (where permitted )
5.3 Video-Based Learning
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Short safety or technical videos (2–5 minutes)
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Incident/near-miss videos for impact
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Pause videos to ask questions and explain learning points
5.4 Interactive Methods
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Question & Answer sessions
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Scenario-based discussions
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Experience sharing by participants
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Small quizzes or rapid-fire questions
6. Making Training Engaging & Effective
Trainers shall adopt the following engagement techniques:
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Start training with a real incident or case study
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Ask open-ended questions to participants
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Encourage participant involvement and discussion
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Use local language where required
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Maintain eye contact and positive body language
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Conduct short knowledge checks or quizzes
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Summarize key learning points at the end
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Relate training content to actual site activities
7. Training Documentation
After completion of training, the trainer shall submit :
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Attendance sheet with participant signatures
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Training photographs (if permitted )
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Training report (topic, date, duration)
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Feedback forms
8. Trainer Performance Assessment – Client Feedback
8.1 Client Feedback Collection
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A Trainer Feedback Form shall be shared with the client
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Feedback parameters may include:
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Subject knowledge
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Communication clarity
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Engagement level
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Practical relevance
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Overall effectiveness
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Client feedback shall be collected after completion of training
9. 360-Degree Feedback Collection Method
Trainer performance shall be evaluated using 360-degree feedback from multiple sources:
9.1 Feedback Sources
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Source |
Feedback Focus |
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Client Representative |
Training quality, professionalism, impact |
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Training Participants |
Understanding, engagement, clarity |
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Self-Assessment (Trainer) |
Preparation, delivery, improvement areas |
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Internal Reviewer / Coordinator |
Compliance, documentation, methodology |
9.2 Feedback Tools
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Structured feedback forms (rating + remarks)
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Rating scale (1 to 5)
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Open comment sections
9.3 Feedback Parameters
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Knowledge of subject
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Training methodology used
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Engagement and interaction
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Time management
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Communication skills
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Practical examples
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Overall effectiveness
10. Review & Improvement
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Feedback data shall be reviewed by:
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Training Coordinator / Management
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Based on feedback:
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Trainers may be given coaching or refresher training
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Best-performing trainers may be recognized
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Repeated poor feedback may lead to:
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Additional training
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Reassignment or removal from client deployment
11. Record Retention
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All training records and feedback forms shall be retained for audit and reference purposes
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Digital copies shall be stored centrally