Job Instruction Manual - Training Within Industry Service
Job Instruction Manual - Training Within Industry Service
Job Instruction Manual - Training Within Industry Service
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<strong>Job</strong> lnstruction Plan for War Prodsscctism<br />
2. If plant regulations permit smoking, trainers may light a pipe or<br />
a cigarette, thus setting an example of informality. Remember,<br />
however, that a pipe or a cigarette can become a nuisance to you<br />
while trying to talk or write.<br />
- When you have set the exampls of informality, get rid of the pipe<br />
or cigarette until later in the sessionswhenitwill not interfere<br />
with conducting the meeting.<br />
3. Be sure to point out that with the present background of experience<br />
which the group possesses, anyone would b~ bluffing who presumed<br />
to be able to improve their practices or their working skill.<br />
- Your only purpose is to help them to make better use of what they<br />
-- now know. They vere selected because of their own skill and<br />
experience; they probably know more about that than any other<br />
living person.<br />
- They certainly do kncw more about it than you do.<br />
4. Avoid classroom atmosphere as members are mature and resent<br />
any suggestion of "school teacher and school boy" relationships.<br />
Avoid using such terms as "class. '' "student, " "classroom, I'<br />
"teacher. " Say rather "group, " "worker or learner, " "get-to-<br />
gether, " "meeting, " "instructor, " etc. TRAINING is a normal part<br />
of day-to--day supervision - not something "special" or "apart."<br />
Think and speak of a training meeting as any other meeting con-<br />
cerning PRODUCTION.<br />
5. Tell them you are going to discuss shop problems-just as a group<br />
of shop men-nothing highbrow.<br />
- There will be a chance actually to try out the ideas and practices<br />
cliscussed, and a certificate will be issued to those who by full<br />
a,ttendance and reasonably good performance have qualified as<br />
instructors.<br />
6. Explain that not so long ago you were "on their side of the table,"<br />
when you took this training yourself. You know it is not too diffi-<br />
cult to "get on to" and have tried it out in practice; it does work.<br />
Your being in a position "to pass it along" is gratifying. It is a<br />
real privilege to be tied up with this activity.