This document contains information about an individual named Gaurav Kalekar, including his date of birth, address, and contact details. It then discusses his role as the PMO coordinator for SFS under PMO, where he was responsible for administration of support functions like administration, occupational health and safety, training, outsourcing, and logistics. The document provides details about responsibilities and processes around various topics within administration and occupational health and safety.
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What is JSA?
A Job Safety Analysis is a task-oriented risk assessment used to review the hazards associated with a particular work task, and to verify that adequate safeguards are in place to control those hazards.
JSAs are known by a variety of terms, including Job Hazard Analysis (JHA), Job Risk Assessment (JRA), Task Risk Assessment (TRA), Safe Job Analysis (SJA).
Job Safety Analysis and its Implementation
INVOLVE employees in the development
KEEP written JSA short and simple
ILLUSTRATE safe practices
ASSIGN responsibility of JSA
TRAIN all employees and supervisors
EXPLAIN the use of JSA to employees
IMPLEMENT safe work practices
REVIEW JSA when equipment or process changes or new information becomes available regarding potential hazards associated with the job.
Running Head Operational Components1Operational Component.docxtodd581
Running Head: Operational Components
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Operational Components
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Operational Components
Student Name
Institution Affiliated
The operations plan will solely focus on the provision of cloud technology services – which is my chosen project. To begin with, the organizational chart is as shown below;
(Daud & Rahman, 2017).
Recruitment Plan
All the above employees are to be recruited and hence the need for a recruitment plan. The following are the steps to be developed in the recruitment process;
1. Assessment of requirement for the position/ Preparing an effective job Description
This step involves analyzing the roles in the company that has no personnel to deliver. As seen from the organizational chart, this step has been already done, but there is a need for continuous monitoring to determine any new job positions that may arise from the day-to-day operations. The roles of each post should be well documented as well as the remunerations involved.
2. Publicizing the availability of the position
This step involves advertising the position, e.g., in newspapers, radio, word of mouth, to the public. The organization can also contact agents who deal in labor supply for qualified personnel. Means for viable applicants to apply should also be well stipulated, e.g., uploading of resumes on the company website.
3. Conducting interviews and selection of employees
Methods such as online interviews, face-to-face interviews, sitting exams, should be devised concerning the appropriate line of work that the applicants are applying for. Also, orientation procedures should be put in place for the successful recruits to familiarize themselves with the company’s policies and day-to-day activities.
Employees’ Policies and Code of Ethics
The employees should conduct themselves as per the following stipulations at all times;
a) Code of Conduct
· Dress code – All employees should be dressed in official wear at all times when in the office. The official wear should not be in any way suggestive such that it makes fellow employees or customers uncomfortable.
· Workplace safety - All employees should adhere to the safety standards as stated in each risk policy availed to them. In addition, all employees should react accordingly in the event of emergencies such as fires (all these instructions are availed during the orientation process).
· Attendance – All employees should report for work all the required days as stipulated in their job description. If this is not possible, the appropriate channels should be followed (as specified during the orientation process) to avoid inconveniencing the operations of the company.
· Code of ethics – This section states how the employees should conduct or behave while in the office. Each employee should exhibit the following;
i. Be inclusive – Each employee should interact with fellow employees with no level of discrimination whatsoever. In other words, no employee or customer should be discriminated in whichever way, e.g., racial,.
Running Head Operational Components1Operational Component.docxglendar3
Running Head: Operational Components
1
Operational Components
8
Operational Components
Student Name
Institution Affiliated
The operations plan will solely focus on the provision of cloud technology services – which is my chosen project. To begin with, the organizational chart is as shown below;
(Daud & Rahman, 2017).
Recruitment Plan
All the above employees are to be recruited and hence the need for a recruitment plan. The following are the steps to be developed in the recruitment process;
1. Assessment of requirement for the position/ Preparing an effective job Description
This step involves analyzing the roles in the company that has no personnel to deliver. As seen from the organizational chart, this step has been already done, but there is a need for continuous monitoring to determine any new job positions that may arise from the day-to-day operations. The roles of each post should be well documented as well as the remunerations involved.
2. Publicizing the availability of the position
This step involves advertising the position, e.g., in newspapers, radio, word of mouth, to the public. The organization can also contact agents who deal in labor supply for qualified personnel. Means for viable applicants to apply should also be well stipulated, e.g., uploading of resumes on the company website.
3. Conducting interviews and selection of employees
Methods such as online interviews, face-to-face interviews, sitting exams, should be devised concerning the appropriate line of work that the applicants are applying for. Also, orientation procedures should be put in place for the successful recruits to familiarize themselves with the company’s policies and day-to-day activities.
Employees’ Policies and Code of Ethics
The employees should conduct themselves as per the following stipulations at all times;
a) Code of Conduct
· Dress code – All employees should be dressed in official wear at all times when in the office. The official wear should not be in any way suggestive such that it makes fellow employees or customers uncomfortable.
· Workplace safety - All employees should adhere to the safety standards as stated in each risk policy availed to them. In addition, all employees should react accordingly in the event of emergencies such as fires (all these instructions are availed during the orientation process).
· Attendance – All employees should report for work all the required days as stipulated in their job description. If this is not possible, the appropriate channels should be followed (as specified during the orientation process) to avoid inconveniencing the operations of the company.
· Code of ethics – This section states how the employees should conduct or behave while in the office. Each employee should exhibit the following;
i. Be inclusive – Each employee should interact with fellow employees with no level of discrimination whatsoever. In other words, no employee or customer should be discriminated in whichever way, e.g., racial,.
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What is JSA?
A Job Safety Analysis is a task-oriented risk assessment used to review the hazards associated with a particular work task, and to verify that adequate safeguards are in place to control those hazards.
JSAs are known by a variety of terms, including Job Hazard Analysis (JHA), Job Risk Assessment (JRA), Task Risk Assessment (TRA), Safe Job Analysis (SJA).
Job Safety Analysis and its Implementation
INVOLVE employees in the development
KEEP written JSA short and simple
ILLUSTRATE safe practices
ASSIGN responsibility of JSA
TRAIN all employees and supervisors
EXPLAIN the use of JSA to employees
IMPLEMENT safe work practices
REVIEW JSA when equipment or process changes or new information becomes available regarding potential hazards associated with the job.
Running Head Operational Components1Operational Component.docxtodd581
Running Head: Operational Components
1
Operational Components
8
Operational Components
Student Name
Institution Affiliated
The operations plan will solely focus on the provision of cloud technology services – which is my chosen project. To begin with, the organizational chart is as shown below;
(Daud & Rahman, 2017).
Recruitment Plan
All the above employees are to be recruited and hence the need for a recruitment plan. The following are the steps to be developed in the recruitment process;
1. Assessment of requirement for the position/ Preparing an effective job Description
This step involves analyzing the roles in the company that has no personnel to deliver. As seen from the organizational chart, this step has been already done, but there is a need for continuous monitoring to determine any new job positions that may arise from the day-to-day operations. The roles of each post should be well documented as well as the remunerations involved.
2. Publicizing the availability of the position
This step involves advertising the position, e.g., in newspapers, radio, word of mouth, to the public. The organization can also contact agents who deal in labor supply for qualified personnel. Means for viable applicants to apply should also be well stipulated, e.g., uploading of resumes on the company website.
3. Conducting interviews and selection of employees
Methods such as online interviews, face-to-face interviews, sitting exams, should be devised concerning the appropriate line of work that the applicants are applying for. Also, orientation procedures should be put in place for the successful recruits to familiarize themselves with the company’s policies and day-to-day activities.
Employees’ Policies and Code of Ethics
The employees should conduct themselves as per the following stipulations at all times;
a) Code of Conduct
· Dress code – All employees should be dressed in official wear at all times when in the office. The official wear should not be in any way suggestive such that it makes fellow employees or customers uncomfortable.
· Workplace safety - All employees should adhere to the safety standards as stated in each risk policy availed to them. In addition, all employees should react accordingly in the event of emergencies such as fires (all these instructions are availed during the orientation process).
· Attendance – All employees should report for work all the required days as stipulated in their job description. If this is not possible, the appropriate channels should be followed (as specified during the orientation process) to avoid inconveniencing the operations of the company.
· Code of ethics – This section states how the employees should conduct or behave while in the office. Each employee should exhibit the following;
i. Be inclusive – Each employee should interact with fellow employees with no level of discrimination whatsoever. In other words, no employee or customer should be discriminated in whichever way, e.g., racial,.
Running Head Operational Components1Operational Component.docxglendar3
Running Head: Operational Components
1
Operational Components
8
Operational Components
Student Name
Institution Affiliated
The operations plan will solely focus on the provision of cloud technology services – which is my chosen project. To begin with, the organizational chart is as shown below;
(Daud & Rahman, 2017).
Recruitment Plan
All the above employees are to be recruited and hence the need for a recruitment plan. The following are the steps to be developed in the recruitment process;
1. Assessment of requirement for the position/ Preparing an effective job Description
This step involves analyzing the roles in the company that has no personnel to deliver. As seen from the organizational chart, this step has been already done, but there is a need for continuous monitoring to determine any new job positions that may arise from the day-to-day operations. The roles of each post should be well documented as well as the remunerations involved.
2. Publicizing the availability of the position
This step involves advertising the position, e.g., in newspapers, radio, word of mouth, to the public. The organization can also contact agents who deal in labor supply for qualified personnel. Means for viable applicants to apply should also be well stipulated, e.g., uploading of resumes on the company website.
3. Conducting interviews and selection of employees
Methods such as online interviews, face-to-face interviews, sitting exams, should be devised concerning the appropriate line of work that the applicants are applying for. Also, orientation procedures should be put in place for the successful recruits to familiarize themselves with the company’s policies and day-to-day activities.
Employees’ Policies and Code of Ethics
The employees should conduct themselves as per the following stipulations at all times;
a) Code of Conduct
· Dress code – All employees should be dressed in official wear at all times when in the office. The official wear should not be in any way suggestive such that it makes fellow employees or customers uncomfortable.
· Workplace safety - All employees should adhere to the safety standards as stated in each risk policy availed to them. In addition, all employees should react accordingly in the event of emergencies such as fires (all these instructions are availed during the orientation process).
· Attendance – All employees should report for work all the required days as stipulated in their job description. If this is not possible, the appropriate channels should be followed (as specified during the orientation process) to avoid inconveniencing the operations of the company.
· Code of ethics – This section states how the employees should conduct or behave while in the office. Each employee should exhibit the following;
i. Be inclusive – Each employee should interact with fellow employees with no level of discrimination whatsoever. In other words, no employee or customer should be discriminated in whichever way, e.g., racial,.
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Unlock the immense potential of demand forecasting in the retail industry with this article. Harness data science techniques to accurately predict customer demand, optimize inventory management, and drive profitability. Explore predictive analytics, machine learning, and advanced algorithms to uncover hidden patterns in vast datasets. Learn to leverage historical sales data, market trends, customer behavior, and external factors to create robust forecasting models.
Business Continuity Strategy Benchmarking April 8th, 2009Mauro Giorgi
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2. SFS under PMO was established for administration of support
functions like Admin, Occupational Health & Safety (OHS), Training,
Outsourcing & Logistics. Being PMO coordinator along with
coordination for project management control system was also
responsible for SFS coordination mainly for Admin & OHS.
NOTE: Due to company’s privacy policy some documents & templates are
not shared in this presentation
Main responsibilities ,
1) Administration of mentioned support functions;
2) Process improvement for support functions;
3) Ensuring proper synchronization among support functions.
3. Major agendas under Admin,
Facilitation,
1) Office facilities,
2) Accommodation for employees on roaming,
3) Transportation ,
4) Employees & assets security at office & GH premises,
5) Communication facilities include .
Vendor Management
1) Vendor selection
2) Vendor compensation.
Reporting & Cost control
1) Monthly reports,
2) Bimonthly reports
4. Office facilities – These are classified as,
1) Corporate offices,
2) Regional offices,
3) Warehouses
Accommodation for employees on roaming,
This should be in compliance with HR policies for Business Travel.
NOTE: For Chinese employees any country other than China is roaming location
hence they are eligible to avail company’s GH facility anywhere in India.
Unshared document for travel policy
5. Transportation
1) Employees pick up & drop facility for Office <--- > Guest house
2) Vehicles for projects – Based on inputs received from PMO
3) Vehicles for employees at VP & Executive level (24 X 7)
Unshared document for travel policy
Employees & assets security at office & GH premises
1) Geometric solutions
2) Digital access solutions
3) Security guards
Communication facilities include
1) Laptops , fixed lines & CUG Mobile facilities
2) Intranet(VPN) & Internet broadband facilities
6. Vendors are those providing services in categories listed below,
1) Communication,
2) Transportation,
3) Office & Accommodation,
4) Employees & assets security
Vendor finalization is done through bidding process.
Workflow for vendor finalization ---
Vendor(1 to N) quotation Circle Admin
------------------------------>
Circle Admin 3 quotations Zonal Functional Administrator
------------------------------>
ZFA 1 quotation(After negotiation) Admin Head
------------------------------->
Admin Head Approves HOD (ASD) for final approval
------------------------------>
7. Admin Head rejects ZFA( Back to selection
process, process new quotations if
------------------------------> if required )
Vendor compensation Terms for compensation get included in
agreement signed by both parties.
Bills submitted by vendors are applied by respective circle admin in ERP
system named as “Finance on Line (FOL) “.
These vouchers are then after approval by respective project/MS
authority comes under finance department for final audit & processing
before payment to vendor.
Any kind of money laundering, bribes, gifts from vendors are strictly
prohibited.
Code of Conduct for ZTE’s contractors is baseline for vendor
management. (Unshared Code of Conduct document)
8. Reporting categories with respective frequencies of submission are
mentioned below
Name of report Category Inclusive of Frequency Template
Monthly Admin Facilitation 1) Accommodation details. 4th of every
report 2) Office & GH facilitation month Unshared
expenses template
Unshared
Monthly vehicle 1) Departmental vehicles 7th of every
Facilitation template
report 2) Project/MS vehicles month
Additional expenses to be 23rd of Unshared
Budget for next
Cost control occurred next month in order running template
month
to revise & fix targets month
Status for Status for payment of vehicle Unshared
Vendor Bimonthly(15
payment of vendors template
Management th & 30th)
vehicle vendors
9. Cost control becomes significant for transportation category under
project/MS usage.
Taking same in consideration there are some policies formalized to
control KM usage & extra Hrs.
Unshared template
Also variables like Electricity consumption, communication expenses
get special attention paid by Management.
10. Major OHS agendas,
ZTE’s OHS policy & documentation
OHS awareness,
Hazard identification & Risk assessment (HIRA),
Legal compliance
H & S promotional activities
11. Occupational health and safety policy sets out our commitment for
continual improvement in health and safety conditions for our employees
and stakeholders.
We aim to achieve this by
Adopting our global occupational health and safety vision and principles.
Promoting robust occupational health and safety work practices to prevent ill
health and injury cases.
Ensuring compliance to legal and other requirements.
Ensuring our people are well informed and trained.
Minimizing occupational health and safety risks to acceptable levels and
working towards zero fatality.
Dated Mr.Huang Dabin
30 July 2010 (CEO)
12. Documentation includes ,
1) System procedures -- System procedures are in direct proportion to “Hazard
Identification”. In order to identify hazards in our routine job we require specific system
& processes which are called as System procedures
Unshared Template
2) Control procedures -- Operation control procedures are in direct proportion to
“Risk Assessment”. In order to mitigate risks which are possible outcomes of Hazards we
require control processes which are called as Control procedures.
Unshared Template
Definitions of Hazard & Risk
Hazard – source or situation with a potential for harm in terms of injury or ill health,
damage to property, damage to workplace environment or a combination of these,
Risk - combination of the likelihood and consequences of a specified hazardous event
occurring
13. 3) Code of Conduct for ZTE’s contractors
ZTE Supplier Code of Conduct- Salient Points
Freedom of Association and the Right to Collective Bargaining
The Contractor shall not use forced or compulsory labor, it must not use
“Child Labor”. ZTE will not make any deal with vendor supporting child labor.
The Contractor shall provide remuneration that meets any national legal
standard on minimum wage.
The Contractor shall respect the personal dignity, privacy and rights of each
individual.
Unshared document for contractor’s code of conduct
4) Minimum wages policy–
This is as per guidelines finalized by respective State Government
14. Awareness includes making employees aware about,
Organizations OHS policy;
Code of conduct for ZTE’s contractors;
Operation control procedures;
Incident-Accident reporting.
This is very important when any accident occurs. When accident occurs
after giving immediate appropriate treatment to victim it is must to report or
bring it to notice of local OHS team in order to mitigate related risks in
future.
Unshared Documents
15. HIRA is all about Identification of possible “Hazards” at all work locations &
prioritizing “Risks” in order to prepare mitigation plan.
Hazard identification is done by considering sources of potential damage for
major work categories
16. Risk Assessment is done by calculating “Risk Priority Number (RPN)” on the
basis of Scale, Severity & Probability for occurrence of any incident (ie Risk)
RPN = Scale (Sc) X Severity (Se) X Probability (P)
Risks are divided in two categories - Acceptable Risk & Unacceptable Risk
If RPN is below 16 then Risk is acceptable & for RPN above 16, risks are
controlled with special attention .
Document used for reference --- HIRA Register
Unshared HIRA Register
17. Legal compliance basically means OHS through activities in
compliance to ACTs & Laws set by Government for categories listed
below
1) Environmental protection,
2) Construction,
3) Labor resource management.
Document used for reference ---- Legal Register & compliance
matrix.
UNSHARED
18. Methods adopted to monitor OHS compliance as per organizational
policy are,
1) Internal & external (Customer) review meetings,
2) Monthly assessments,
3) Circle audits,
4) Site audits.
Methods adopted for promotion of OHS are,
1) Awareness programs,
2) Employee’s health check up programs,
3) Emergency mock drills.
19. Thanks !
Any queries ? Please call on 9619584905 or
mail at gauravkalekar03@yahoo.com