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Job Instruction Manual - Training Within Industry Service

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Sessions Orsthe 21<br />

- Time<br />

3. Read the next Get Ready point, "Break down References<br />

the job."<br />

- Announce that for the next hour the group<br />

will work on job breakdowns. This "get<br />

ready" point requires special attention.<br />

- The two volunteer demonstrations would<br />

have been better had breakdowns been made.<br />

4. Stressas they apply any orall ofthe follow-<br />

ing:<br />

- The instructors wouldn't have tried to put<br />

over too much.<br />

- The information would have been presented<br />

more clearly.<br />

- The instructor wouldn't have "jumped<br />

about" from one point to another.<br />

- The "critical" or llimportantfl or "key"<br />

points would have been made clear.<br />

- (or whatever points should be stressed)<br />

- Concludewith, "Lack of clearly organizing<br />

the job in one's mind is the reason for<br />

poor instruction, scrap, accidents, de-<br />

lays, mistakes, discouraged workers, in<br />

fact all of the problems on the sheet we<br />

looked at at the last session."<br />

5. Break down the fire underwriters' knot.<br />

a. Here's a quick simple way to make a<br />

breakdown.<br />

b. Explain that here is what you did to get<br />

the fire underwriters' knot clear in your<br />

mind before instructing.<br />

NOTE: Pass out blank Breakdown Sheets and<br />

explain headings, important steps, and key<br />

points.<br />

( over) WORK FROM THIS OUTLINE-DON'T TRUST TO MEMORY

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