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Have you written a job breakdown? What was your experience? What did you learn?
Read MoreHave you written a job breakdown? What was your experience? What did you learn?
Read MorePractice writing a job breakdown on a simple, no more than 5 step, job segment and see how interesting it can be. Here’s one: Making Toast Step 1: Open bread bag Key Point: [...]
Read MoreDon’t let the task intimidate you. It is fun to take a look at a job segment from this perspective and capture all the elements. Frequently, we start with this very first step and find that we can standardize or eliminate processes immediately. Very rewarding!
Read MoreReasons are called out in job breakdowns when key points are given for tips on knacks or for safety related hints. Example below: Major Step: Untwist and Straighten Key Point: About 6 inches Reason Why: Quality The point here is to clarify why the call out for 6 inches [...]
Read MoreWhile writing job breakdowns Key Points are used to help the student be successful with a step. A key point is added for safety, a note to protect the student. Another reason to use a key point in a step is to mention a knack for success. Pointing out a mark or describing a measurement [...]
Read MoreOver the next few blogs we’ll speak in some detail about job breakdowns. A job breakdown consists of major steps, key points, and reasons why. Since the method is a combination of seeing, hearing, doing, and repeating back these features, we try to keep the words to a minimum. An example of a major step [...]
Read MoreJob Instruction, using the TWI method, starts way before a student comes to you for training. You begin by taking segments of a job and breaking it down into formal steps. While doing this many things are considered. For example, the best way to do this segment is determined, unnecessary steps are eliminated, best practices [...]
Read MoreBack home and ready to re-engage! We’ll start discussing Job Instruction and some of the problems we’ve encountered in the implementation of it over the next weeks. I will be spending some time this week with one of the experts that taught me the trade and I’m really looking forward to it!
Read MoreMy husband and I are taking a brief vacation up the Oregon coast. The countryside is breathtaking. Water abounds on this side of the state; the rivers are full. Unemployment has taken its toll here. We stopped by a factory for a tour and listened while they explained how they are hanging on, waiting for [...]
Read MoreLaunch of new website! Lots of hard work and time went into the launching of this new site. Thanks to Will’s help we are proud to publish this clean, new look. Look for more information to come regarding Training Within Industry. We would love to hear feedback on the site. Job Instruction is gaining [...]
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