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“Tools for Peak Performance”. A Training Course in Motivating Highway Maintenance Workers to Perform at Their Very Best. The Highway Workers’ World Requires. Working with a wide variety of tasks — both planned and emergency Using a wide array of equipment and tools
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“Tools for Peak Performance” • A Training Course in Motivating Highway Maintenance Workers • to Perform at Their Very Best
The Highway Workers’ World Requires • Working with a wide variety of tasks — both planned and emergency • Using a wide array of equipment and tools • Working with many different materials • Dealing with the challenges of working under traffic and representing the agency positively to the public
Video Presentation: • Highway • Maintainers: • The People Behind the Scenes
Why Am I Here? • Highway, road, and street maintenance is very important • Through highway maintenance the agency shows the public its commitment • Both your job and your contribution to the agency are important • A more productive work force begins with the first-line supervisor
What is Expected of Me? • Keep doing a good job • Participate fully in this training course and in other efforts to help me improve as a supervisor • Make determined efforts to motivate my workers to achieve their peak performance
Course Objectives After completing this course, I will: • Understand how to effectively motivate my personnel • Know how to evaluate the needs of both the workers and the organization • Understand how to analyze and improve performance • Have tools to assist me in motivating my personnel
Video Presentation: • People • and • Performance
Basic Concepts • People want to work and take pride in their work • Each person has different needs and responds differently to rewards • The goals of the organization and the individual need to be consistent for workers to be motivated
How Do I Use the Participant’s Workbook? • Copies of transparencies • Space for my notes • Figures, explanations • Exercises • Discussion questions • “Toolbox” • Readings
Overview of the Course 1—Introduction 2—Organizational Requirements 3—Individual Needs 4—Turning Effort Into Performance 5—Performance Analysis 6—Steps to Improve Performance: Select, Direct, and Facilitate 7—Steps to Improve Performance: Encourage 8—Steps to Improve Performance: Communicate 9—Action Plans
Course Procedures • Course schedule • Class hours • Rest breaks • Overnight accommodations • Facilities: parking, restrooms, smoking, phones, snacks, etc.
Activity: The Maintenance Feud