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The purpose of this exercise is to learn more about Job Evaluation by actually doing an evaluation of a set of jobs for a company e ill call!peciali"ed #acing $roducts. Teams ill have an opportunity to react to each other(s plans in order to highlight differences in assumptions and approaches) so be sure you are ready to justify your ratings to the hole class%.
The purpose of this exercise is to learn more about Job Evaluation by actually doing an evaluation of a set of jobs for a company e ill call!peciali"ed #acing $roducts. Teams ill have an opportunity to react to each other(s plans in order to highlight differences in assumptions and approaches) so be sure you are ready to justify your ratings to the hole class%.
The purpose of this exercise is to learn more about Job Evaluation by actually doing an evaluation of a set of jobs for a company e ill call!peciali"ed #acing $roducts. Teams ill have an opportunity to react to each other(s plans in order to highlight differences in assumptions and approaches) so be sure you are ready to justify your ratings to the hole class%.
The purpose of this exercise is to learn more about job evaluation by actually doing an evaluation of a set of jobs for a company e ill call !peciali"ed #acing $roducts% &ou ill conduct the job evaluation as a team effort during class time and then report the results of your or' to the class% Teams ill have an opportunity to react to each other(s plans in order to highlight differences in assumptions and approaches) so be sure you are ready to justify your ratings to the hole class% The boo' tal's about various issues involved in conducting a job evaluation* as e discussed in class there is no +one best method%+ #ather) your tas' is to determine ho &,- thin' the job evaluation should be done) using your collective professional judgment% &our or' is essentially to act as Job Evaluation .ommittee% &our first tas' is to develop a job evaluation system using the point method /folloing the steps described in class and outlined in your boo'0 choosing and eighting compensable factors) defining factor degrees and points) and then evaluating the jobs that are attached1% To ma'e it easier to compare the various teams( approaches) the point system should have a theoretical maximum of 2000 points% This or' ill be done on February 27
and March 4% /3 recommend that you use 4ebruary 56 to revie the job descriptions) and develop the system) including or'sheets and guidelines% Then you can use March 4 to do the actual ratings7 individually7and then compare them as a group and resolve any differences) including any adjustments to the system% &ou can then draft your report to the class%1 &ou are free to use the normal classroom for this or') although you may find it more conducive to do the or' in a library team room or other location ith feer distractions% ,n Thursday March 6 each team ill present the results of its or' in class /about a 8 minute presentation1% The first99and in many ays the most important99part of your presentation should be a description of :,; you ent about your or' and ;:& you thought your approach made sense% Then you can describe your results) folloed by hat you learned from the exercise /hich may include a conclusion that your method asn<t as good as you first thought1% The primary +deliverable+ from this exercise is the presentation to the class% 3 ill be loo'ing for a clear) understandable) and professional presentation% !ince there ill be a lot of detail) $oer$oint may be useful /but is not re=uired* for example) handouts may or' e=ually ell1% >e sure to develop and sho a complete set of guidelines and or'sheets) as ell as your final ratings% Only one summary per team needs to be turned in to me% Specialized Racing Products >ac'ground !peciali"ed #acing $roducts /!#$1 is a relatively small operation in Engleood) .olorado dedicated to providing the highest =uality specialty products to sprint car racing teams throughout the -! /as ell as internationally via mail and internet orders1% !#$ is a subsidiary of a larger manufacturing organi"ation) hich e ill call Mega.orp% 3t as created by a group of employees ho ere themselves race enthusiasts or former racers?cres ho sa a need that they could fulfill% !#$(s mission is to provide speciali"ed suspension and bra'e system components that are purpose9 built for sprint car racing) are of higher =uality than those available from larger manufacturers) and are nonetheless price competitive% /@ote) hoever) that in the orld of auto racing) nothing is AcheapBC1 !#$ provides itself on understanding racers( evolving needs and being able to provide customi"ed solutions ith a faster turnaround than their larger) more bureaucratic competitors% Their or'force consists of three s'illed machinists ho use sophisticated computer9based .@. milling machines to produce a fairly small volume of components* to drafters to develop plans and specifications for the parts* to external sales reps ho mostly sell directly to race teams* to internal sales reps ho process orders from the external sales reps as ell as orders that come directly from customers* a secretary ho runs the office* and a General Manager ho oversees the hole operation and reports to Mega.orp% $ersonnel practices have historically been pretty informal around !#$) but there is no increasing pressure from the home office to tighten up practices relating to compensation% This is partly in response to some complaints from employees ho felt unfairly treated /leading to turnover in hat had been a very tightly 'nit or'force1) and partly in response to the groth that had led Mega.orp to develop a more sophisticated approach to :#% Each of your teams represents a consultant team charged ith developing an internally consistent compensation system that ill be perceived as fair and that ill help position !#$ to meet its strategic goals% /Dpparently an unusually large consulting budget as developed this yearC1 The existing job descriptions appear in the pages that follo% :oever) since they ere developed on an ad hoc basis over a period of time) you are elcome to consult the eb or other sources for more information about the jobs if you find that useful% Job Eescription Title0 General Manager General !ummary0 The General Manager is responsible for all phases of the !#$ operation% This includes financial oversight) approval of product development direction) supervisory responsibility for all employees) and supervision of day9to9day operations% #eports to Fice $resident of ,perations at Mega.orp% $rincipal Euties and #esponsibilities0 ,versees setup of production area !ets or' and production schedules and monitors productivity of all operations #evie and analy"e daily production results and determines efficiency and =uality ratings #esponsible for maintaining a safe and efficient or' environment #evies and approves any changes to product line #evies and approves re=uisition re=uests for items over G580 $rimary liaison ith vendors) also coordinates ith customers as needed :andles =uestions) conflicts or other problems #esponsible for all personnel decisions /hiring) performance revies) firing1 $rovides or coordinates on9the9job training) as appropriate !upports and assists machine operators in maintenance and repair re=uirements Hnoledge) !'ills and Dbilities #e=uired0 !trong technical bac'ground in manufacturing and auto racing technology !trong project management s'ills Dt least 8 years of managerial experience Dbility to coordinate sales and production team members Good financial accounting s'ills Dbility to problem solve Education and Training #e=uirements >achelor(s degree in >usiness re=uired) M>D preferred% 3 years prior managerial experience ;or'ing .onditions @ormal office environment /normal temperature) humidity and noise1 for 809I0J of or' time% 58930J of time spent in shop environment or'ing ith machine operators) ith remaining time or'ing ith customers or management at Mega.orp% Typically 5 K 3 days travel?month re=uired% Job Eescription Title0 Erafter General !ummary0 $repares product engineering draings of easily visuali"ed parts or e=uipment from s'etches or mar'ed9up prints% ;or' re=uires use of most conventional drafting procedures) including some .omputer9Dided Eesign /.DE1 technology% ;or's closely ith sales representatives and customers for input into product design) and ith machine operators for development of final product design% $rincipal Euties and #esponsibilities0 $repares product engineering designs of bra'ing and suspension components from s'etches) mar'ed up prints) or existing prototypes% !elects appropriate templates and other e=uipment needed to complete assignments% -ses both manual /tracing) technical draing1 and .DE or'station e=uipment to prepare detailed draings describing arrangements) dimensions and tolerances% Dssembles and rites parts lists ,perates copying) digital printing) and digital plotters to produce draings and technical specifications -se mathematical formulas to chec' dimensions) tolerances and the li'e% #e=uisitions and maintains an ade=uate supply of materials needed to complete or'% ,perates ith high degree of discretion and responsibility Hnoledge) !'ills and Dbilities #e=uired0 Dbility to read) comprehend and follo complicated verbal and ritten instructions Dbility to perform basic arithmetic) geometric and algebraic calculations >asic s'ill in using .DE programs on high9end or'station /details can be learned on the job1 Hnoledge of most conventional drafting techni=ues) including the proper use of engineering?drafting terminology) symbols) legends and shading7normally ac=uired in I months of basic technical training and?or in high school Dbility to meet deadlines) concentrate) and pay attention to detail for 68J of or' time% !tanding and al'ing re=uired for less than 20J of or' time% 4amiliarity ith and interest in auto racing desirable Education and Training #e=uirements :igh school?GEE re=uired* >! in technical area desirable Ddvanced training in technical?drafting or 3 years experience ;or'ing .onditions @ormal drafting room environment /normal temperature) humidity and noise1 for L8J of or' time% #emaining 28J time spent in shop environment or'ing ith machine operators% Mostly sedentary or' ith fixed and predictable hours% Job Eescription Title0 4ield !ales #epresentative General !ummary0 Maintains and expands existing accounts by or'ing closely ith customers to provide =uality customer service and product information% .reates ne accounts through contact at racing events and recommendations by current customers% ;or's closely ith customers to understand evolving needs and ith drafters?machine operators to develop products /and enhancements1 to meet those needs% $rincipal Euties and #esponsibilities0 Maintain and expand existing accounts through continuous follo9ups and interaction .ultivate ne accounts by soliciting referrals from current customers and by meeting potential ne customers at races and other events% .onfirms eligibility and creditorthiness of ne and existing accounts $rovides field support of products to customers% Troubleshoots any problems ith e=uipment specifications) delivery) or functionality by or'ing as liaison beteen customers and 3nternal !ales #epresentatives !ee's ideas and suggestions for ne product enhancements by or'ing closely ith customers and by monitoring competitors Maintains on 'noledge of products) sales techni=ues and mar'et trends Hnoledge) !'ills and Dbilities #e=uired0 >asic technical understanding of racing products?technology Dbility to clearly communicate technical information to and from buyers and product designers Dbility to relate to race drivers and cre chiefs Excellent customer service s'ills !trong sales orientation7s'ill in meeting people) ma'ing effective sales presentations) closing the sale) and providing effective follo9up !trong or' ethic and sense of integrity Dbility to or' independently and stay goal9oriented Education and Training #e=uirements :igh school diploma?GEE re=uired* college degree /preferably in >usiness1 desirable Dt least to years technical sales experience !ales training desirable ;or'ing .onditions Extensive time traveling /3 ee's?month1 to races) product shos) race teams% Much of the time spent ith customers may be in noisy) hot) sometimes dangerous or' environments% Job Eescription Title0 3nside !ales #epresentative General !ummary0 :andles incoming calls from 4ield !ales #eps and customers re=uesting products) information) and other assistance% #esponsible for resolving any issues or problems involving orders% Maintains inventory control system) and pac'ages orders for shipment to customers% $rincipal Euties and #esponsibilities0 #eceives incoming orders from 4ield !ales reps) using phone or email% #eceives orders from customers by phone) internet or mail order% Maintains inventory database by entering items produced) orders and returns) using $.9based inventory control system $ulls order items) pac'ages items) and arranges shipping /via -$! or other common carrier1 Troubleshoots any problems ith ordering or shipping) as re=uested by customers or 4ield !ales #epresentatives Maintains electronic database of customers% .reates ee'ly and monthly sales and inventory reports using inventory control softare Hnoledge) !'ills and Dbilities #e=uired0 !trong verbal communication s'ills Dttention to detail Excellent customer service s'ills Dbility to learn ho to use $.9based inventory database softare Dbility to or' effectively in a team environment of customers) 4ield !ales reps) and manufacturing personnel !trong or' ethic and sense of integrity Dbility to lift and carry products up to 40 pounds in eight Education and Training #e=uirements :igh school diploma?GEE $rior sales experience or training desirable Dpproximately 3 months of on9the9job training in use of inventory control and customer database softare ;or'ing .onditions Time split beteen or'ing in office environment /ta'ing orders and maintaining database1 and shop environment /inventorying stoc') pac'aging orders1% ,vertime may be re=uired during pea' business periods and to meet rush re=uirements% Job Eescription Title0 !ecretary General !ummary0 4olloing prescribed procedures) performs filing) boo''eeping and other general secretarial duties re=uiring the limited exercise of initiative and judgment% $rovides support primarily for General Manager) ith bac'up support for internal sales representatives% $rincipal Euties and #esponsibilities0 $roduces letters) reports) tables) and the li'e from transcription or rough drafts) ma'ing changes in grammar) spelling and punctuation as needed Maintains boo''eeping and financial records /more detailed accounting functions are provided by Mega.orp staff1 Maintains basic personnel records /details are handled by corporate :#1 #eceives general telephone calls and transfers to appropriate persons% $rovides bac'up coverage of incoming sales lines hen internal sales reps are busy% #elieves General Manager of designated administrative details here errors are not li'ely to cause significant costs% Maintains General Manager(s calendar) ma'ing appointments as directed% Drranges GM travel schedules as necessary% ,pens and distributes mail% $erforms related routine clerical duties as re=uired% Hnoledge) !'ills and Dbilities #e=uired0 Dbility to read and rite sufficient to type) edit and proofread business correspondence and prepare reports% Dbility to accurately and efficiently type reports and correspondence >asic proficiency ith Microsoft ;ord and Excel Dbility to learn and communicate company policies to other employees !ufficient analytical abilities to handle routine) administrative tas's% ,ccasional need to problem9solve reasonably ell9structured problems% 3nterpersonal s'ills sufficient to deal effectively and courteously ith a diverse group of internal and external contacts% Education and Training #e=uirements :igh school diploma?GEE Dpproximately I months on9the9job training to learn company policies and procedures ,ne year prior secretarial experience* three years experience preferred ;or'ing .onditions ,ffice environment) ith fe extremes of temperature) humidity or noise% Mostly sedentary or' ith fixed and predictable hours% Job Eescription Title0 .@. Machinist?,perator General !ummary0 #esponsible for the efficient operation of one or more assigned .@. machine tools to produce component parts in accordance to customer draings) internal s'etches) or other specifications provided by drafter% $rincipal Euties and #esponsibilities0 #esponsible for scheduling of appropriate jobs in order to meet production goals -sing product engineering draings and specifications) programs) sets up) and operates .@. e=uipment to produce high9precision suspension and bra'e components% $erforms follo9up operations) such as deburring) polishing) grinding) threading% $erforms and documents in9process MD inspections $erforms regular maintenance% Ds necessary and able) performs repair on e=uipment% ;or's closely ith drafter to ensure that product design meets technical and customer standards% ;or's ith 3nternal !ales reps to maintain product inventory control system% #e=uisitions and maintains an ade=uate supply of materials needed to complete or'% Hnoledge) !'ills and Dbilities #e=uired0 Dbility to read) comprehend and follo complicated verbal and ritten instructions Dbility to perform basic arithmetic) geometric and algebraic calculations $roficiency in .@. machine programming !'ill in use of conventional measuring tools and techni=ues) to assure compliance ith technical specifications% ;or'ing 'noledge of all basic machine shop tools and e=uipment Dbility to meet deadlines) concentrate) and pay attention to detail for 68J of or' time% !trong safety orientation% !tanding and al'ing re=uired for N0J of or' time% Dbility to lift) carry and hold up to 80 pounds% 4amiliarity ith and interest in auto racing desirable Education and Training #e=uirements :igh school?GEE and 3 years experience) or advanced .@. training and 5 years experience) or >achelor<s degree in Tool Manufacturing and one year experience% ;or'ing .onditions Machine shop or'ing environment) ith high noise levels and some variability in temperature and humidity% Eust) grease and metal shavings common% !ignificant safety ris's from e=uipment and environment re=uire constant vigilance and care% ,vertime may be re=uired during pea' business periods and to meet rush re=uirements%