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137 Module 18: Planned Job Observation Loss Control Management (LCM)

3. Observation

• Stay Out Of The Way
• Minimize Distractions
• Focus Your Attention

4. Employee Review
• Immediate Feedback
1. It is most appropriate to have an initial contact with the
worker as soon after he finished the job as possible.
2. The initial contacts made with the worker should consists of
several sincere comments relative to the values received by

yourself and his cooperation with you on this important
activity.
• Preparing For The Performance Discussion

5. Evaluation and Recording
• Use the Planned Job Observation Report in recording information.

6. Follow-up

• Ensure that recommended actions are done in a timely manner.
• Verify effectiveness of the change.

Benefits of Planned Job Observation

• The Planned Job Observation is a proven
technique that enables a supervisor to know or
not a worker is performing all aspects of a
specific job with maximum efficiency.

• Maximum job efficiency means greater and safer
production of better products at lower costs. This
can only mean increased business and
prosperity for any organization using this tool.

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