Work Environment Design

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Process Improvement

"A work process with a logical structure will be ineffective if it is not managed"; Geary Rummler

Work Environment Design is a Critical Part of any Human Performance System

  • Do you need support for new implementation of equipment, software systems, work processes, database conversion, business intelligence systems, etc?

  • Do you need post implementation for software system installations, databases conversion systems, business intelligence systems, etc.?

Learn how-to coordinate, and implement interventions addressing either new implementation or post implementation change with organization and job design, process design, ergonomic design and more.  

Is there currently good job design?

  • Is the work method so complex that no one can perform well? 
  • Are employees required to do more than one job at a time?
  • Learn how to map and improve systems, work processes; inputs, outputs, and feedback systems

Common issues include but are not limited to: 

  • Lack of resources; Do employees have the tools and equipment they need to perform their work?
  • Lack of alignment between work processes and current silo components of the organization.
  • Is there task interference? 
  • Do the physical conditions hamper employee performance? 

Learn how-to assess, design, evaluate, and fix the work environment problems that are standing in the way of achieving top-level performance.  Focus on becoming a "results oriented' organization, increasing quality through a performance buy-in and discover strategies to measure employee performance initiatives.

For any questions, comments, concerns, work requests, or to schedule in-house workshops please send email to: doug@dougmead.com,

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For any questions, comments, concerns, work requests, or to schedule in-house workshops please send email to: doug@dougmead.com,