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Assess your strengths and weaknesses

The following diagram illustrates the five key disciplines that are essential to a fully functional Work Management process. Each column needs to be equally strong and well supported during the development, implementation and embedding stages.

PCMS have worked with clients across many industry sectors to assess their various strengths and weaknesses within the five column criteria. This has led to the development of rapid action improvements initiatives via focused workshops and shop floor engagements.

Work Management Framework

Work management framework

The diagram below displays four rings, the significance of the rings are as follows:

  • The central circle recognises the Work Management Process as the adopted methodology on a plant or site to identify, select, plan, schedule, deliver and critique work in a manner that ensures high levels of safe and reliable plant operation.
  • The inner ring designates the key elements essential to the successful implementation of a Work Management process. Each of these elements needs to be understood and developed as part of a balanced programme.
  • The middle ring designates the ‘working mechanics’ of the process. Each of these individual components needs to be embedded to produce an effective Work Management process.
  • The outer ring shows the main drivers and benefits that should be achieved through the implementation of a fully functional work management process.

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For more information about out Work Management services, download our leaflet or contact us on 01709 876712 or info@pcmseng.co.uk