What is a Job Analysis?
A Job Analysis is a systematic process to gather information detailing
the job duties and responsibilities, physical and mental demands,
environmental factors, and personal characteristics required to perform
job functions.
Why Utilize Focus On Intervention's Job Analysis
Services?
- Focus On Intervention has been developing detailed job analyses
since our inception in 1991.
- Our Job Analyses are objective, comprehensive yet concise to
effectively accomplish the Job Analysis objective.
Focus On Intervention Job Analyses include:
- Review
of company provided job descriptions
- Interview company representatives and supervisors, injured workers
and co-workers to obtain the specific details regarding the entire
scope of job functions and physical demands.
- Observation of job site, job duties being performed and work
in progress.
- Quantify the requirements of the position with use of portable
scales, push/pull gauges, measuring tape, calculator, stop watch.
- Qualify the various functional components, i.e., time spent
performing the various functions of the position, number of cycles
or repetitions, etc.
- Photograph and/or videotape (as requested) job tasks being performed.
- Incorporates tools and equipment utilized in the performance
of job tasks.
Focus On Intervention individualizes report formats
to meet your specific needs:
- ADA and FEHA guidelines and
requirements.
- Environmental factors for exposures to condition in the workplace.
- Psychological Job Analysis for stress
claims.
- Specialized reports focusing on specific
body parts, i.e., upper extremity, knees, backs, shoulders, etc.
- Reports
detailing the visual requirements.
What is a Job Description?
A comprehensive approach to gathering information regarding the
job duties and responsibilities and physical demands required to
perform a job in a quick and easy to read format.
Why
Utilize Focus On Intervention's Job Description Services?
- Focus On Intervention has been developing detailed job descriptions
since our inception in 1991.
- FOI prepares Job Descriptions by
detailing an explanation of the injured worker's job duties.
- Specific time frames for all physical demands are identified.
- Supplemental addendum detailing hand and wrist demands are utilized
when the standard form does not completely address the specifics
of the workers injury.
- Obtain employer/employee confirmation signature on job description.
We strive to resolve discrepancies between employer and employee
when obtaining confirmation.
Focus On Intervention's Medical Monitoring
Services
- Completed and confirmed job descriptions are sent to the Treating
Physician.
- Follow-up contact with physician to identify employees current
and probable future medical condition, the ability of the employee
to participate in light work activities or return to regular work.
- Continuous email communication with referral source with updated
medical status.