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Facilities & Transportation Leadership - Direction - Communication - Monitoring Matthew & Karen Losch Excel Consultant Group, LLC excelconsult.group@gmail.com 517.231.6777 or 517.627.5728 Presentation Goal Overview: Facility


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Facilities & Transportation

Leadership - Direction - Communication - Monitoring

Matthew & Karen Losch

Excel Consultant Group, LLC

excelconsult.group@gmail.com

517.231.6777 or 517.627.5728

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Presentation Goal

 Overview: Facility & Transportation Management:

This presentation will provide participants with a brief overview

  • f current Managerial issues impacting school district Facilities

and Pupil Transportation programs. This brief presentation will attempt to focus on a few important mutual challenges facing school districts. Information related to essential Managerial responsibilities, critical to program Efficiency's, Effectiveness and Sustainability will be discussed. Participants may then consider reviewing or assessing their respective programs for compliance, possible modifications or pursue professional assistance.

Note: Every possible Professional Power Point Presentation Rule, Recommendation or Guide has been violated within the development of the following set of slides. For this we apologize in advance.

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Essential Comments to Consider

Good Judgment comes from a lot of Experience. And most Experience comes from a lot

  • f Poor Judgment!

Will Rogers

There are a lot of people that don’t know what they don’t know.

Donald Rumsfeld

It isn’t a Problem, until it is a Problem A Really Wise Person ?

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Mentoring & Training

For

Success in Operations

 Superintendents  Administrators  Program Directors  Mid-Level Managers  Supervisors  Controllers  Coordinators  Leaders / Head staff  Overseers

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Managerial Mentoring

Education, Aptitude, Training, Skills, Experience, Attitude

 Leader: Motivator & Educator  Facilitator: Initiator & Supporter  Organizer, Planner & Record-keeper  Required Focus on Details

Laws, Codes, Policy, Regulations

 Budget Estimator, Bidding & Purchasing  Monitor, Evaluate, Modify  Communicator & Listener  Technologically Literate Attributes to Interact with:

 Superintendent / Board of Education, CFO, Directors, Teachers, Principals, Coaches, Food Service, Nurse, Staff, Students, Parents and Grandparents etc.  County, City & Municipal Managers  State & Federal Agencies: LARA. MDE, EPA, MIOSHA, MCHD, DEQ, Fire Marshall, etc.  Professional Firms: Legal Counsels, Lawyers, Architects & Engineers, etc.  Contractors: (Electrical, Mechanical, Plumbing,

Structural, Roofing, Acoustical, Lighting, etc. )

 Chemical Vendor(s) Boilers, Pools, Custodial, etc.  Industrial Hygienists: IAQ, ACM, MOLD, SWM, Water  Waste Disposal Service(s)  Turf & Agricultural specialists  Law Enforcement / Homeland Security  State / Local Inspectors: Boilers, Pools, etc.  Technology Infrastructure Specialists 

  • Ins. Agents & Risk Management Inspectors

 Playground Equipment & Safety Designers Furniture / Equipment Manufacturers  Many Others:

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Governmental Immunity

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4 Actions Usually Not Protected

under this Tort Liability Protection ?

 Operations of a School Bus  Safety Design of a School Building

(However: )

Attorneys may argue this includes the responsible maintenance and care of the school facilities “Safety Designs”. Safety designs may be compromised or negatively impacted by poor or inadequate maintenance. Also, improper District renovation projects not compliant with State Law / Codes, which negatively impact or damage the original safety design(s) within the facility.

 Criminal Action  Gross Negligence

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What is Gross Negligence ?

Gross Negligence:

 Dereliction of duty  Deliberate, conscious or willful neglect  Willfully acting or neglecting to act, without reasonable caution and placing another person at risk

  • f injury or death

 An extremely careless action or an

  • mission that is willful or reckless

disregard for the consequences to the safety of another person which causes injury or death

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Regulatory Compliance

LARA: State Governmental Agency

( Department of Licensing & Regulatory Affairs ) ( Oversees Business Operations in Michigan ) ( Employer / Employee Safety & Health ) ( Fire Safety – Medical Marijuana )

MIOSHA

  • General Industry Safety & Health

Standards

  • Construction Safety & Health

Standards

  • Agriculture Operation Standards

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Non-Compliance within many School Districts

 State & Federal Laws  MIOSHA regulations between all Employers & Employees and now some students ( Career Pathway Curriculum )  Covers Safety & Health working conditions  Employer is either in compliance

  • r not ( Requires Significant Record Keeping )

 MIOSHA non-compliance fines doubled as of 1-1-2017  Written Programs & Staff Training Required ( Initial, Supplemental & Refresher )  Shared Responsibility & possible Liability Exposures

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Regulatory Agencies & Programs

Directly Involved with Public & Non-Public Schools  MDE Michigan Department of Education

(Revised School Code, Pupil Trans. PA-187)

 LARA Department of Licensing and

Regulatory Affairs (Elevators, Construction, Boilers)

 OSHA Occupational Safety & Health

Administration

 MIOSHA Michigan Occupational Safety

& Health Administration

 MDHHS Michigan Department of Health

and Human Services, MWRA Medical Waste Regulatory Act

 MDCR – ADA Dept. Office of Civil

Rights & Americans with Disabilities Act

 MSP Michigan State Police – Commercial

Vehicle Enforcement Division & Homeland Security

 MDEQ Michigan Department of

Environmental Quality (IAQ, SWM, Drinking Water)

 EPA Environmental Protection Agency  Fire Marshall Bureau of Fire Services  AHERA Asbestos Hazard Emergency

Response Act – US EPA

 NESHAP National Emissions Standard

for Hazardous Air Pollutants

 DTMB Department of Technology and

Management & Budget

 MDOT Michigan Department of

Transportation

 MDARD Michigan Department of

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District Bidding Activities

Supplies, Materials, Equipment, Construction, Renovation, Repair, Remodeling

 Always Review School District Policy  Annually Review Revised School Code Competitive Bid Thresholds (September or October)  Co-op Purchasing must be Approved by BoE & DTMB  Check with District Legal Counsel

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Bidding & Purchasing

Districts may encounter Violations with poor Bidding / Purchasing protocols  Non-Compliance with School Policy Purchasing Protocols – Lower thresholds or included general services  Non-Compliance with Competitive Bidding Thresholds within Revised School Code sec. 623a & 1274, for the purchasing of Supplies, Materials and Equipment  Non-Compliance with Competitive Bidding Thresholds within Revised School Code sec. 1267pertaining to Construction, Renovation, Repair or Remodeling  Michigan-Based Business Preference, not local - defined

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Bidding Blunders

 Borrowing another District’s Bid RFP which doesn’t meet your District’s needs or specifications  Critical Timeliness for Bidding  Bid Documentation should expect Regulatory Compliance  Bid Documentation should meet

  • r exceed Competitive Bid

requirements & expectations  Detailed Expectations or Bid Specifications are Critical to conduct comparison bidding  Never sign a contract prior to your Legal Counsel review

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Responsible Bidding Activities Can Provide Advantages

 Bid Format and Documentation is kept current for District  Bidders list can be preapproved or maintained in a current contact status  RFP’s can quickly be advertised on Bid4Michigan website account along with

  • ther media platforms

 Market Testing information can assist specification improvements and reduce costs for equipment and/or services. Data use for budgeting, strategic planning, negotiations  District can make Cost/Quality Comparisons

  • n products or services

 Co-op Purchasing companies must be recognized by DTMB and approved by BOE

(Make sure specifications Bid by Co-op meet your District’s needs)

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Most School District Managers Require Mentoring or Professional Assistance

 Laws, Regulations, Rules, Policy, Ordinances, Programs, Standards, Best Practices, Procedures, Compliance, Written Programs, Protocols, Guidelines, Directions, Expectations, Budgets, Bidding, Specifications, Staff Training, Procuring, Equipment, Permits, Licenses, Supplies, Implement, Monitor, Support, Coaching, Evaluation, Adjust or Modify ( Sometimes Overwhelming ? )  Your District Legal Counsel will tell you, “it is better to invest in keeping your district out of trouble, rather than investing to get your district out of trouble”

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Remember

”It isn’t a Problem until there is a Problem”

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Questions or Need Assistance

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