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Objectives. Introduce the NEW City evaluation process.Outline WFRD add-ons for the evaluation process.. Overall Purpose. Identifying the Department's expectations.Communicating the expectations.Setting goals for meeting the expectations.. 4 Phases of Performance Evaluation. PlanningID performan
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1. City of WinchesterPerformance Evaluations For WFRD Supervisors
2. Objectives Introduce the NEW City evaluation process.
Outline WFRD add-ons for the evaluation process.
3. Overall Purpose Identifying the Department’s expectations.
Communicating the expectations.
Setting goals for meeting the expectations.
4. 4 Phases of Performance Evaluation Planning
ID performance and developmental goals and gain the employee’s commitment to achieving those expectations.
Coaching
A continuous cycle of observation, feedback and reflection that is required to ensure the employee is on track to achieve expectations.
Reviewing
Jointly assess actual performance against expectations.
Rewarding
Ensuring employees receive monetary and non-monetary rewards.
5. Performance Evaluation is a continuous process! Not just once a year.
6. When to Perform Anniversary date by quarter
Admin. sends list to Department head.
Should be completed by first day of first month in quarter.
7. New Form Layout 1 to 5 whole number scoring system.
Page 1 is the summary.
Part I – Core Competencies
There are 10 core topics and 1 additional for supervisors.
Part II – Job Specific Responsibilities
There are 8 job specific topics that are WFRD specific.
Part III – Developmental Activities
These are supervisor goals for the employee.
Employee Feedback Form (same)
8. New Form Layout cont. Word Document
Accessible from our Internal Website
At this time it does not calculate like our old form.
Instruction sheet.
An expectation sheet is provided for reference.
Skill sheets will be provided for consistency.
9. Procedures for Completing the Evaluation Fill in the top section completely.
One rating, reflecting the level of demonstrated performance, shall be marked for each competency. We will use whole numbers 1 thru 5
10. Scoring System Unacceptable Performance - Performance consistently does not meet standards and expectations.
Fair Performance – Performance is inconsistent and may be satisfactory sometimes and unacceptable at others.
Acceptable Performance – Meets or occasionally exceeds the expected standards, usually able to perform without close supervision.
Commendable Performance – Performance is clearly above normal expectations for the position.
Extraordinary Performance – Performance consistently exceeds standards and requirements.
11. Procedures for Completing the Evaluation, cont. Part I - All employees shall be rated on the first 10 competencies.
Part II – WFRD defined competencies.
The “comments” section for each competency shall be used to document specific examples that support the rating. This is a must if giving a 1,2,4,5.
Part III – Outline activities/goals to be completed by the employee during the next evaluation cycle.
12. Procedures for Completing the Evaluation, cont. The “summary” page shall be completed by transferring the evaluations from each competency and the average calculated for Part I & II, signed and submitted to immediate supervisor.
The employee shall review the completed evaluation and sign the summary sheet to indicate that the evaluation was shared with him or her.
Personal feedback forms shall be prepared and reviewed by the employee/supervisor.
13. Part ICore Competencies
14. 1. Customer Service Inspections
Time
Violation
Respectful
Public Education
Time
Prepared
Respectful
Department Members
Respectful
Helpful
Interaction
Demeanor Other City Departments
Helpful
Respectful
Emergency Responses
Consistent
Respectful
Response Time
Body Language
15. 2. Adaptability/Flexibility Team Oriented
No me or I’s
Prioritize Changes
What Must Happen
Proactive Problem Solver
16. 3. Work Habits Outside Contacts
Personal Computer Use
Cell Phone Use
Apparatus Inspections
17. 4. Safety Station Security
PPE for Task
Lifting
Traffic Vest
18. 5. Communication Non-Emergency
Tone
Factual
Language
Understood
Frequency Emergency
Calm
Clear
Receiver Acknowledge
Accurate
Electronic
Check
Acknowledge
Respond
19. 6. Organizing/Planning/Project Management Recordkeeping
Prioritize Responsibilities
Meets Established Timelines
20. 7. Decision-Making/Judgment Uses Facts Not Rumors
Processes Information Before Deciding
21. 8. Fiscal/Resource Management Consolidated Trips
Electricity Usage
Supply Usage
22. 9. Continuous Improvement/Innovation New Training Classes/Certifications
Improves Work Environment
23. 10. Strategic Thinking Emergency
Assess
Evaluate
React
Non-Emergency
Establishes Goals
Alternative Methods
24. 11. Supervision/Mgt./Coaching Walks the Talk
Practices the Sermon
Consistent Standards and Expectation
Same for Everyone
Continuous Feedback
Monthly Review
Looks for the Good
Finds people doing the right thing
Fair Assignment Distribution
Everyone Receives
25. Part IIJob Specific Responsibilities
26. 1. Knowledge Testing Core test results
Street test results
Other written test
27. 2. Fire Skills Skill sheets provided
Scoring:
5 (100%)
4 (99%-90%)
3 (89%-80%)
2 (79%-75%)
1 (74%-below)
28. 3. EMS Skills To certification/operational level
Skill sheets provided
Scoring:
5 (100%)
4 (99%-90%)
3 (89%-80%)
2 (79%-75%)
1 (74%-below)
29. 4. Hazmat Skills To certification/operational level
Skill sheets provided
Scoring:
5 (100%)
4 (99%-90%)
3 (89%-80%)
2 (79%-75%)
1 (74%-below)
30. 5. Apparatus Skills Skill sheets provided
Scoring:
5 (100%)
4 (99%-90%)
3 (89%-80%)
2 (79%-75%)
1 (74%-below)
31. 6. Successfully Completes Work Performance Test Scoring:
5 (5:59 & Under)
4 (6:00 – 7:59)
3 (8:00 – 10:47)
2 (10:48 – 11:30)
1 (11:31 & Above)
32. 7. Additional Assignments Inspections, Public Education, Projects, Instruction
Quality result
Timeliness of completion
Documentation
33. 8. Apparatus and Station Routines Quality result
Timeliness of completion
Documentation
34. Part IIIDevelopmental Activities
35. Developmental Activities Define the action plan for the upcoming year for the employee.
Define the activity/goal
Outline the expected learning gain
Outline the resources or assistance that may be needed.
Outline the results
36. Employee Feedback Form Should be completed by all employees.
Submitted to supervisor prior to evaluation interview.
37. QUESTIONS !