PERFORMANCE REVIEW MANGEMENT SYSTEM

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Unified Alloys
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Rhae Hansen
HR Manager
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Projet
Parcours académique
120 heures de travail au total
Apprenant.e.s
N'importe où
Niveau Avancé

Portée du projet

Catégories
Formation et perfectionnement Culture d'entreprise Fidélisation des employés Gestion du changement
Compétences
gap analysis ibm system p information gathering communication performance review performance appraisal employment protection legislation teamwork needs assessment research
Détails

Our company is built on the core values Teamwork, Integrity and Excellence. We are committed to building a culture that fosters innovation, entrepreneurship and strong leadership.


Project Phase 1: Discovery and Needs Assessment / Research and Information Gathering

Objective: Understand current needs, gather stakeholder input, and define the scope.

Key Activities:

1. Assessment of Current System: Review existing systems (including Viva OKRs, core

values, and Learn365 integration) and identify strengths and gaps.

o Document findings and recommendations

o Assess current technology infrastructure and its ability to support new system

integration (e.g., compatibility with Learn365 and VIVA Goals).

o Think about how will end users will interact with the content and software.

o Think about what systems / tools may need to be utilized to manage the

program?

Best Practice Research: Research industry best practices for performance

management, particularly in dynamic and continuous feedback models.

o Explore industry best practices and emerging trends.

o Benchmark against peer organizations and leading companies

o Compile a comprehensive report highlighting key benchmarking insights and

recommendations

3. Consult with Key Stakeholders:

o HR team: Gain insights on the desired outcomes and any challenges faced with

current systems.

o Department Heads/Managers: To gather specific needs related to job roles,

departmental OKRs, and performance expectations

 Connect with HR on this.

o Employees: To understand their perspective on current feedback mechanisms,

growth opportunities, and skill development needs.

 Connect with HR on this.

4. Compliance and Legal Review: Ensure the new system aligns with Canadian

employment legislation and legal considerations across the 4 provinces.


Phase 2: Performance Review Management System Development

Objective: Develop a customized framework tailored to our organizational needs. Utilizing the

findings from Phase 1, ensuring the system is user friendly, meaningful and dynamic.

Key Activities:

 Develop Review Categories: Define categories for performance evaluation.

o E.g. (but not actual list) of categories: OKRs, Communication, Training &

Development (tracked in Learn365), Soft Skills, Job Role Proficiency /


Competencies (see competency project), Alignment with Core Values, Individual

Goals, Feedback from Peers and Managers, Other relevant success indicators

 Develop Questions for each category: Define questions for each category.

 Structure Design: Create regular check-in structures (e.g., quarterly check-ins, mid-

year reviews?, annual performance reviews, monthly communication check-ins?).

o What is the objective of each structure, how will it benefit the employee /

manager / company?

o What questions go with each structure?

 Learn365 Integration (competency project): Define how Learn365 will be integrated to

track training, skill assessments, and development progress.

o Rating Rubrics: Utilize competency program rubrics to evaluate proficiency

levels for both functional / technical and general / soft skills.

 VIVA Goals Integration (OKR’s): Define how VIVA Goals will be integrated.

 Feedback Mechanisms: Feedback loops, including peer and manager input, 360’s?


Livrables

Deliverables - to be determined and confirmed based on student skillsets


 Needs Assessment Report

 Best Practices Summary

 Gap Analysis Report


 Performance Review Framework

 Integration Plan

Mentorat
Compétences Connaissances et expertise

Partager des connaissances sur des compétences techniques spécifiques, des techniques, méthodologies requises pour le projet.

Assistance pratique

Implication directe dans les tâches du projet, en offrant des conseils et démonstration de techniques.

Outils et/ou ressources

Donner accès aux outils, logiciels et ressources nécessaires pour la réalisation du projet.

Réunions régulières

Enregistrements programmés pour discuter des progrès, relever les défis et fournir des commentaires.

À propos de l'entreprise

Entreprise
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
51 - 200 employé.es
Manufacturing, Mining, forestry & fishery, Sales, Energy, Human resources & recruitment
Représentation
Entreprise familiale

Unified Alloys is a privately owned company founded in 1976 servicing customers who require stainless steel and corrosion resistant process piping products. We have proudly supported the Oil & Gas, Petro-Chemical, Pulp & Paper, Mining, Power Generation, Food and Water industries.

We understand international specifications and have product knowledge to assist our customers in making accurate decisions. Competitive price and quality and our commitment to improve our operational systems in alignment to our customers needs is our mission.

Unified Alloys has the ability to respond and adapt quickly to ensure a successful Project or MRO supply partnership. Our strength is the experience and adaptability of our people & processes.