[Grammar] helping to use OR helping for using...?

[SunMoon]

In the following sentence I am not sure how to use some grammars and verbs.

I managed the project helping managers and staff to jump to use the new system introduced.

OR

I managed the project helping managers and staff to jump for using the new system introduced.

????

[bhaisahab]

"...helping managers and staff to jump to use..."

I don't really understand what you are trying to say in the above.

[SunMoon]

Sorry, sorry, my mistake!!!

I managed the project helping managers and staff to use the new system introduced.

OR

I managed the project helping managers and staff for using the new system introduced.

I deleted "to jump", because I wanted to say "to jump into the new system" initially but then I changed mind with "to use" and I forgot to delete "to jump".

My apologies.

[bhaisahab]

In that case this is correct: I managed the project helping managers and staff to use the new system introduced.

[Barb_D]

Perhaps say "I managed the introduction of [whatever it was] to managers and staff members"