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SITXMGT004 - Monitor work operations

Assessment TASK1

Question 1: List the main steps involved to monitor work operations.

Question 2: List the key strategies involved to monitor efficiency and service levels.

Question 3:What is meant by quality assurance?

Question 4: List the steps involved to implement quality assurance in the workplace.

Question 5: What kind of tools are required to identify quality problems?

Question 6: List some ways to improve efficiency and service levels.

Question 7: Discuss some strategies to identify and take opportunities to evaluate current and emerging industry trends for relevance to own work situation.

Question 8: What is meant by social responsibility?

Question 9: List some tips to ensure systems and procedures meet WHS requirements.

Question 10: Discuss the steps involved to schedule work to maximise customer service quality.

Question 11: What is meant by delegation?

Question 12: Why measuring your progress is an important component of defining an effective goal?

Question 13: List some ways of coaching colleagues in prioritising workload.

Question 14: What are the key factors to consider when identifying staffing needs?

Question 15: What are the key steps involved in monitoring team and individual performance against agreed goals and objectives?

Question 16: List the key benefits of proactively sharing information and knowledge with team members.

Question 17: Discuss some strategies to provide feedback and support to team members.

Question 18: What are the main steps involved to complete a performance report?

Question 19: What is a SWOT diagram?

Question 20: Discuss some strategies to encourage individuals who raise problems to participate in solving the problems.

Answer rating: 100% (QA)

Question 1 The main steps involved in monitoring work operations include setting clear objectives and performance indicators regularly observing and assessing work activities collecting relevant data ... View the full answer