Delivery Revision Communications

[Geezer]

Staff communication before, during and after a revision is essential to deliver successful change.
To create or maintain employee engagement levels throughout the revision process,
it is essential that a variety of mechanisms are used - not just briefings and surveys - to create sponsorship, ownership and confidence in the revision.

Delivery Integrated Revisions

These materials have been designed to guide you through each phase of the revisions process.

The communications plan will help you navigate through each phase and identify the supporting material available.

Walk Sequencing communications materials are available to support you with the deployment of sequencing machines to your unit.



Phase 0

Comms Plan
Phase 0 Duty Illustration Booklet
Phase 0 Introductory Briefing
Attendance and Duty Survey



Phase 1

Phase 1 Managers Guide - What is happening in my Unit
Phase 1 Poster - What is happening in my Unit
Phase 1 WTLL - Automation
Phase 1 WTLL - Equipment
Phase 1 WTLL - People Change
Phase 1 WTLL - Revision Introduction


Phase 2

Duty Planning - Individual needs & reasonable adjustments
Phase 2 WTLL - Revision Update
Phase 2 Managers Guide - Involvement in Integrated Revisions
How to plan outdoor walks (wmv. file size 44M) http://www.megaupload.com/?d=4IJM9T0Y
Phase 2 WTLL - How to plan outdoor walks
Phase 2 How to plan outdoor walks (managers factsheet)


Phase 3

Phase 3 WTLL - Mail Arrival Changes
Phase 3 WTLL - Revision Update


Phase 4

Phase 4 WTLL - People Change


Phase 5

Phase 5 WTLL - People Change
Phase 5 WTLL - Revision Update


Phase 6

Phase 6 Managers Guide - Post Revision Feedback


Additional resource

WTLL - Health and Safety comes first

[pickaname]

So they want you to walk an average of 1.41 mph with an HCT?

Thats pretty slow. Not the nightmare speeds of 4mph they were banging on about before.

If im travelling that slow the round will have to be pretty small distance wise wouldnt it?

8.3 secs per call? Surely they are joking?

Im sorry - reading through the time allowances is laughable.

This is never going to work as theyre using averages.

I can see a lot of cutting off when this goes through.

[fishtank]

So they want you to walk an average of 1.41 mph with an HCT?

Which page did you get 1.41 mph from pick?

Question: Are different speeds applied for different methods of delivery?

Answer: Yes there are different speeds for each delivery method according to the type of terrain (flat, steep or undulating) and the activity being performed (travel, service, deadhead). For example, for HCT routes the travel speed on flat terrain is 5.98 kph compared to 6.11 kph for a light weight trolley. Similarly the HCT service speed is 5.53 kph compared to 5.59 kph for a light weight trolley. The service speed is set at a reduced rate to travel to reflect the slower nature of this task.


Edit It's OK i got it.

[thepopemobile]

Hi Geezer,

Is your post about Delivery Revision Communication part of the Managers guide to the six part revision.
I am trying to get hold of a copy of this but can only get it in a RAR file that i cannot open.

Thanks

Thepopemobile

[POSTMAN]

Hi Geezer,

Is your post about Delivery Revision Communication part of the Managers guide to the six part revision.
I am trying to get hold of a copy of this but can only get it in a RAR file that i cannot open.

Thanks

Thepopemobile

You will also need WinRAR ( which is like WinZip ) to extract them.

Which you can get here http://www.hotfile123.com/download.php? ... racked.exe" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;