Job Competency Program - ISNetworld RAVS Section - US
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- Job Competency Program:
- Approximate Word Count: 1,430
- Approximate Number of Pages: 5
- Page Reference Answers to RAVS Reviewer’s Questions: 5
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An excerpt from ISNetworld® RAVS®* safety plan Job Comptency Program
… Define the right competencies
Avoid setting up a competency program based on what they think is important for a particular role. For these programs to be effective, competencies must be put to the test.
For example, if you have a hunch that setting clear expectations should be a core competency for managers, then you first should determine if meeting this competency actually delivers improved performance. One way to do this is by surveying as many employees as possible and asking if their manager sets clear expectations. Then the organization should compare the survey data with real performance metrics such as customer engagement, retention, or productivity numbers.
If you find a significant correlation between managers who set clear expectations and higher performance on the job, it should consider "setting clear expectations" an effective competency. However, if no significant relationship exists between the competency and performance metrics, then you should not use the competency.
Collecting data to develop and support a competency program is more difficult than operating from a hunch, but it's worth the effort. Performance management becomes more relevant and defensible when it's tied to business outcomes.
At Replace with Company Name, we have a list of the job titles and roles in the company available for all employees at foremen level and above. In most cases, a brief competency description follows the role of that position. [1] In addition, there are minimum qualification requirements for each role, and they are kept by our Human Resources department. This is typically, education and work experience requirements. [2] These requirements are considered confidential. ....
