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Major Positions in the Departments and Organizational Chart 2
Explanation and Relationships between different Functions/Processes 3
Key Aims Objectives and Mission of ABC Company and Process Map 4
Elements required to Build a Quality Gateway and Output of the Process 5
Plan to promote Goals and Objectives for ABC Company 6
Alignment of People and Other Resources using SMART Objectives 7
Appropriate Systems to Achieve Objectives 8
Work Activities meeting the Operational Plan 8
Task 2 9
Systems required to manage and monitor Quality Standards 9
Demonstration of Quality Culture 11
Recommendation of improvements aligning with the organization’s objectives and goals 11
Brief Report on Wider Implications of
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So in case of ABC Company, the management should need to focus on the different position of its departments and also make sure that they are flexible considering different situations. The major roles should be played by the different major position of the various departments in the company starting from the board mission statement to team members.
Explanation and Relationships between different Functions/Processes
The business processes or functions are considered as any processes that are performed by the company to produce and deliver the desired product or services (Burgess, 2001). In this particular process, there are several subsidiary processes can be involved. These processes are cross-functional and they can be basically divided in three categories.
So, from the above diagram, it is quite concerned that the business processes are linked with each other, based on the value creation. So the relationship of the different processes of the company is bound by creating values. Selecting the inputs and transforming them into more valuable outputs is the process of value creation (Byrd and Megginson, 2013). So, in this way, the processes are interrelated with each other.
Key Aims Objectives and Mission of ABC Company and Process Map
In this particular case, the process mapping can be considered for ABC Company, which provides the visual aid to help
Health and safety at work act 1974 and 1992: This act is put into place for all places of employments. All employees have a duty of care to provide for the staff, ensuring that all equipment is safe and it does not have any risk. Employee, staff and volunteers have to take care of themselves and others around them.
Improve anti-discrimination policy. Provide weekly training to upskill employees about anti-discrimination procedures. Relevant legislation: Anti-discrimination Act 1977 (NSW), Age Discrimination Act 2004 (Cwlth), Australian Human Rights Commission Act 1986 (Cwlth), Disability Discrimination Act 1992 (Cwlth), Racial Discrimination
2. Amir Bonakdar, T. W. (2013). Transformative Influence of Business Processes on the Business Model: Classifying the State of the Practice in the Software Industry. Hawaii: Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences.
Describe how current health and safety legislation, policies and procedures are implemented in the setting.
Each childminder will be registered and inspected with Ofsted to ensure that they are able to demonstrate the quality and standards of care required by Ofsted, the Early Years Foundation Stage and the NCMA. Each childminder must ensure that they provide high quality childcare, within a positive, safe and happy environment. Childminders are responsible for planning and preparing a programme of play based activities and in the completion of all relevant record keeping, paperwork and administration.
When working in the setting it is important that you follow all policies and procedures. The health and safety polices include safe guarding, staff development and training and admissions. In the setting they work with the local safeguarding children board, this means that we protect the children and all staff are fully trained. In the setting it is important to make sure that all the staff and volunteers have a DBS check and are suitable to work with children. It is also important that staff are always reminded of the policies and procedures by reading some every month. It is also important that staff are given courses to attend to make sure that they are all up to
Before carrying out work activities make sure you 've been given sufficient training and that you follow the companies health & safety policies.
Workplace safety is a major issue faced by nurses in healthcare settings. It is said that, hospitals are hazardous workplaces; unsafe workplaces are dangerous for the patients too. Today, many nurses are suffering hospital violence, heavy workloads causing serious injuries, contracting diseases caused by exposures to certain diseases, antineoplastics, and certain health care toxins, that workers bring home to their families. This in turn leads to acute staff shortages. Ample supply of nurses is very important in providing safe and timely care to the patient population. Maintaining a healthy workplace will enable the healthcare systems to control costs associated with healthcare management as well as enhancing the productivity of nurses in health care. It is estimated that creating a healthy environment in the workplace not only benefit nurses, but also benefits patients and other members of the health care team. This report explains some of the safety issues existing in health care, which directly or indirectly affects nurses as well as the health of the Canadian population.
Introduction: In this assignment, I have been asked to explain and review legislation also to assess on how the care workers would monitor the risk and what they would do. Also, to discuss the dilemmas encountered in relation to implementing systems and policies for health and safety.
The health and Safety at work act is the law of health and safety during work times at work. This is normally to do with dangerous equipment and all types of equipment the health and safety law act. This act is to ensure the safety of workers and this is so they do not get injured during work because of the businesses equipment or due to the businesses work that they are making the workers do also the health and safety act is also for the customers, suppliers and anyone who goes to the business site. To take action with the law the businesses do training and they carry out some assessments to see if the worker knows what to do in the situation where there is a slippery floor and there is no sign the worker should know and they should put the
All staff should know the standard safe working practices in a lab. They must know the types of hazard that they face; the worst event which could occur; and also the personal protective equipment and facilities which will reduce these risks. Safety showers and eyewash stations are included in these facilities. Lab employees must know where these are situated and how to use them. Each employee should also be familiar with all alarm signals, the evacuation procedures and the response to an emergency. If the lab worker knows all these then they should be safe while working.
The reason for this is to provide a clear framework for assessing processes, their impacts and the implications for business managers. It starts at the organizational level, reviewing wide range of process theories and grouping them into categories. I assess and examine all the managerial process in an organization; I look at them individually because
18. A front office structure features high levels of customer contact where the service provider interacts directly with the internal or external customer.
The Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981 obligates employers to provide appropriate facilities and equipment for employees. It also states that if someone is to become ill at work there needs to be a suitable first aider that can see to them on the premises. A smaller business would only need to provide the bare minimum unless the risk of serious injury is high, whilst a bigger business with a lower risk will need a higher number of first aiders. The minimum expectation is to have a fully loaded first aid box with an appointed first aider, whose responsibility it is to keep the box fully stocked.
Health and safety legislation is a clear outline of the health and safety responsibilities of the employers (PCBU’s) and the employees. Under these legislation 's, a duty of care responsibilities is placed on the employer (PCBU’s) and the employees to take appropriate action in regards to conducting a safe and healthy work environment. Under this legislation, the employers, also known as ‘persons conducting or undertaking a business’ (PCBU’s), have a duty of care for their employees. This holds the PCBU’s responsible for providing a safe and secure work environment for their employees, suppliers, contractors and any persons directly affected by their business. Responsibility to educate employees on their obligations to conduct safe work practises under this legislation, including their duty of care for their personal safety and that of their peers directly affected or surrounding their work environment is placed on the PCBU’s. PCBU’s are accountable for the proper and correct training and education for their employees to not only be aware of their obligations under the legislation 's, but to also to be able to comply with their obligations under the legislation.