As a leader, you should clearly understand your organisation’s vision because it is your responsibility to ensure your team is aware of these operational values and goals. You may even be responsible for developing a vision statement if your organisation doesn’t have one or needs to redevelop an existing one to reflect the current environment.
To clarify the existing vision statement and confirm that it complements the organisation’s strategic direction, check the following.
Vision statement checklist
Does it address key questions such as: What are our values? What beliefs do we hold?
Is it clear and succinct?
Does it include a ‘big picture’ statement that underpins the organisation’s strategic direction?
Our values
- Having a passion for organically grown ingredients
- Creating an empowered workplace culture
- Ensuring environmental sustainability for all our suppliers
- Encouraging innovation by continually developing our product range
- Promoting growth for all employees by giving them learning and personal development opportunities Organisational objectives
- Ensure loyal and repeat customer contact
- Develop two new products per year
- Each staff member to have one training opportunity in the coming year
- We comply with the following relevant food standards outlined in the Australia New Zealand Food Standards Code:
- People can connect with others from anywhere in the world.
- Video conferencing for meetings.
- Online chats for meetings.
- The emergence of nanotechnology – ultra-small technological systems.
- The emergence of the knowledge economy – which values workers for their energy, commitment and skills in innovation and judgment.
- Increase in use of social media such as Facebook and Twitter as a way of communicating to customers.
- eCommerce and digital marketing campaigns.
Clarified and clearly explained organisational objectives, values and standards in accordance with the organisation’s strategic directions
Clearly explained the organisation’s mission, purpose and values
Established linkages between organisational objectives, values and standards and the responsibilities of relevant groups and individuals
Clearly outlined and appropriately applied leadership styles to support the organisation's mission, objectives and values
Used media and language appropriate to individual and group circumstances
Researched, planned and prepared documentation using format and language appropriate to the audience
Clearly explained the expectations of the organisation, internal groups and individuals in a manner which built commitment to the organisation
Recorded and reported key information relating to the outcomes of the job
Investigated incidents promptly and communicated the results to relevant groups and individuals
Consulted and participated in decision-making with relevant groups and individuals
Ensured decision-making took into account the needs and expectations of both internal and external groups
Ensured decision-making occurred in accordance with management plans for all options and within appropriate time frames
Represented the organisation positively in the media and community
Created and maintained a positive work environment
Encouraged teams and individuals to develop innovative approaches to the performance of work
Explained business ethics and their application
1. DETAILS OF PERSON MAKING REPORT |
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Name: Kim Sweeney |
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Position: Operations General Manager Job Title: Responsible for day-to-day running of Max Lionel Reality (MLR) |
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2. DETAILS OF INCIDENT |
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Date: 8th August, 2012 Time: 10 am |
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Location: Commercial office of Max Lionel Realty |
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Describe what happened and how: A WHS incident had occurred where last Wednesday, a client was running late decided to leave throughout emergency exit and falling and breaking her wrist. She then called for help and one of the agents heard it and managed to open the exit door which was blocked with boxes. The client was then taken to Royal Women’s Hospital by ambulance and there threatened to sue MLR for injuries, loss of income and mental trauma. Those incidents were occurred because of failed to undertake WHS management system responsibilities which are occurred. |
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SUGGEST CORRECTIVE ACTIONS |
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The organization should implement of WHS management system which would undertake of investigating the WHS incidents, completion of incident report, performing the risk assessment and updating the risk register. |
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3. DETAILS OF WITNESSES |
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Name: John Smith Job title: Agent Name: Les Goodale Job title: HR Manager Name: Searle Gomes Job title: Agent |
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Sign: Kim Sweeney Date: Please insert |
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Injury report |
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Status: |
q Employee |
q Contractor |
ü q Other |
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Outcome: |
q Near miss |
ü q Injury |
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1. DETAILS OF INJURED PERSON |
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Name: Kamela Gomes Phone: (H) (W) |
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Address: Louden Street, Australia Sex: Female |
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Date of birth: 18/09/1983 |
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Job Title: Manages property sales and rentals |
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Start time: 10 am |
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Work arrangement: |
ü q Casual q Full-time q Part-time q Other |
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2. DETAILS OF INCIDENT |
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Date: 8th august, 2012 Time: 10 am |
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Location: Commercial office of Max Lionel Realty |
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Describe what happened and how: A WHS incident had occurred where last Wednesday, a client was running late decided to leave throughout emergency exit and falling and breaking her wrist. She then called for help and one of the agents heard it and managed to open the exit door which was blocked with boxes. The client was then taken to Royal Women’s Hospital by ambulance and there threatened to sue MLR for injuries, loss of income and mental trauma. Those incidents were occurred because of failed to undertake WHS management system responsibilities which are occurred. |
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3. DETAILS OF WITNESSES |
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Name: John Smith Phone: (H) (W) |
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Address: Capilano street, Australia |
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4. DETAILS OF INJURY |
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Nature of injury: Spain |
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Cause of injury: Fall |
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Location on body: Left forearm |
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5. TREATMENT ADMINISTERED |
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First aid given q Yes |
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First aider name: Kimmy Babbar |
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Treatment: Taken to hospital |
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Referred to: Royal Women’s Hospital |
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SECTIONS 6–9 MUST BE COMPLETED BY EMPLOYER |
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6. DID THE INJURED PERSON STOP WORK? |
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q Yes q No If yes, state date: 19th August, 2012 Time: At shift timing |
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Outcome: |
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ü q Treated by doctor ü q Hospitalised q Workers compensation claim |
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q Returned to normal work q Alternative duties q Rehabilitation |
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7. INCIDENT INVESTIGATION (comments to include causal factors): |
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The incident was investigated by HR Manager and one of the agent noticed a strange odour and an oily substance on the stairwell which was the cause of falling of client in the staircase. |
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8. RISK ASSESSMENT |
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Likelihood of recurrence: Probable |
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Severity of outcome: Significant |
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Level of risk: High |
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9. ACTIONS TO PREVENT RECURRENCE |
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Action |
By whom |
By when |
Date completed |
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Review of office equipment’s and monitoring of IT security |
HR Manager |
Within 10 days |
18th August, 2012 |
10. ACTIONS COMPLETED |
Signed (Manager): Les Goodale |
Title: Responsible for productive capacity and welfare for people at MLR Date: 18th August, 2012 |
q Feedback to person involved Date: 8th August, 2012 |
11. REVIEW COMMENTS |
WHS committee / staff meeting: |
Reviewed by site Manager (signed): Date: |
Reviewed by Health & Safety Rep.(signed): Date: |
Details |
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Name: Kim Sweeney Position: Operations General Manager |
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Risk details |
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Risk ID: R10 Raised by: HR Manager Date raised: 9th August, 2012 |
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Description of risk: There are operational risks into MLR due to the company’s operations are not properly managed. It provides impact on brand reputation of the company and its profit. |
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Likelihood of risk: |
Impact of risk: |
Risk mitigation |
Preventative actions recommended: The organization should implement of WHS management system which would undertake of investigating the WHS incidents, completion of incident report, performing the risk assessment and updating the risk register. Contingency actions recommended: Implementation of WBS should reduce the impact of the operational risks into the organization. |
Approval details |
Supporting documentation: |
Signature: Les Goodale, Human Resources Manager Date: 18/8/2012 |
This template is used to record identified risks associated with your project, analyse the impact and determine resultant action to be taken.
Risk |
Likelihood |
Impact |
Risk response |
Responsible |
Failure to recruit qualified real estate agents due to increased competition. |
Medium |
High |
All office equipment reviewed and updated as required. |
Operations General Manager |
Failure to realise revenue gains due to recent slump in real estate prices. |
High |
High |
Monitor of IT security and maintenance. |
Operations General Manager |
Inadequate insurance cover. |
Low |
High |
Proper insurances are held and coverage reviewed annually. |
Operations General Manager |
Non-compliance on anti-discrimination. |
Medium |
High |
Managers are encouraged and incentivised to follow of performance management policy. |
Operations General Manager |
Perception of discriminatory practice reducing client and tenant base. |
Medium |
High |
The employee performance plans align with the business plan and there is six monthly review process into place. |
Operations General Manager |
Poor organisational culture; low level of staff engagement and morale. |
Medium |
Medium |
Project to raise awareness of anti-discrimination, WHS and other legislation/codes of conduct among agents, clients, tenants |
Operations General Manager |
Loss of knowledge and capability through departing staff. |
Low |
High |
Appropriate HR policies and procedures in place. |
Operations General Manager |
Failure to meet occupational health and safety requirements. |
Low |
High |
WHS management system in place. |
Operations General Manager |
Item |
Milestone date |
Responsibility |
Engage with customers/build ethical profile: ? Raise organisational profile by 20% ? Improve client satisfaction performance by 25%. |
18/8/2012 |
Operations General Manager |
Increase revenues by 20% within the third quarter. |
27/8/2012 |
Operations General Manager |
Reduce direct and indirect costs of operations by 10%. |
30/8/2012 |
Operations General Manager |
Engage workers with strategic goals of business and support professional development in line with strategic goals. (Targets to be set by individual managers.) |
9/9/2012 |
Operations General Manager |
Improve health of employees (range of specific areas). |
16/9/2012 |
Operations General Manager |
Project Name: |
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Income |
Incl. GST |
Excl. GST |
Developer/writer |
$120/hr |
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Advertising and promotions consultant |
$150/hr |
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Quality assurance person/editor |
$120/hr |
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WHS trainer/facilitator |
$120/hr |
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Anti-discrimination trainer/facilitator |
$120/hr |
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Mary Stewart (WHS consultant) |
$150/hr |
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John Ng (CPA) |
$150/hr |
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Pat Lee (Lawyer: anti-discrimination expert) |
$150/hr |
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Off-site training room (catered ) with space for ten people |
$400/hr |
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Promotions package: email, social media, trade magazine placements, local newspaper copy. |
$4000 |
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Subtotal |
$ 5480 |
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Contingency (+10%) |
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TOTAL |
$5480 |
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Signature: ________________________________________ Date: _____/_____/______ |
What |
Who |
Purpose |
When/frequency |
Type/methods |
Project stakeholder meeting |
All the project team members |
Collecting of information about the project work |
In weekly basis |
Meeting |
Project initiation plan |
All the project team members |
Distribution of information about project goals and objectives |
Before staring the project plan |
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Project kick-off |
All the project team members |
Encourage of communication among the project stakeholders |
Near to project start date |
Meeting. |
Status reports |
All the project team members and project leader |
Update the project stakeholders related to project progress status |
Schedule the project work regularly |
Email and presentation |
Team meetings |
All the project team members |
Review of detailed project plan |
Weekly basis |
Meeting: detailed plan. |
Sponsor meetings |
Project Manager and Project Sponsor |
Taking approval to make changes into the project plan |
Regular scheduled |
Meeting. |
Role |
Name/s |
Responsibilities |
Signature/s |
CEO |
Max Lionel |
Max is responsible to work with the Board of Directors for overseeing the business, setting of entire business strategic directions along with managing of project operational risks. Max also authorizes the financial transactions. |
Max Lionel |
Chief Financial Officer |
Riz Mehra |
Riz is responsible to prepare of quarterly financial statements and entire project budget. The person is also responsible to oversee the budget and cost of projects. He also views budget variation reports and incorporates of information related to financial statements and also financial projections. |
Riz Mehra |
Operations General Manager |
Kim Sweeney |
Kim is responsible for daily running of business operations. The person also oversees coordination and structural preparations related to residential, commercial and investments centres. They are also responsible for sponsoring of projects that can affect operations of organization and coordinate systems to achieve of company’s strategies. |
Kim Sweeney |
Human Resource Manager |
Les Goodale |
Les is responsible for productive capacity and also welfare of the people at the company. The person is required to make sure about aspects related to WHS management system, risk assessment and continuous improvement. |
Les Goodale |
Manager Residential Realty |
Sam Lee |
Sam is responsible for managing aspects related to residential reality, manages activities related to residential agents. |
Sam Lee |
Manager Commercial Realty |
Pat Misfud |
Pat is responsible for managing aspects related to commercial reality, manages activities related to commercial agents. |
Pat Misfud |
Manager Investments |
Peter Mitchell |
Peter is responsible for managing aspects related to investment reality, manages activities related to investment agents. Peter also works with operational manager to make sure about separation of investments from obligations to the residential besides commercial clients. |
Peter Mitchell |
Project Name: WHS Incident Investigation |
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Income |
Incl. GST |
Excl. GST |
Managers (8 hours) |
$120/hr |
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Total income |
$960 |
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Expense |
Incl. GST |
Excl. GST |
Training rooms (3 hours) |
$100/hr |
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Paper (20 sheets) |
$0.50/sheet |
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Projector (10 days) |
$100/day |
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Subtotal |
$ 1360 |
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Contingency (+10%) |
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TOTAL |
$2320 |
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Signature: Chief Financial Officer Date: 12/9/2012 |
Name |
Kim Sweeney |
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Date of development |
17/10/2012 |
Date to be reviewed |
27/10/2012 |
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Discussed with mentor/colleague Name: |
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Discussed with manager Name: |
Timeframe |
My personal goals are: |
My professional goals are: |
Next 12 months |
Raising the organizational profile by 20% |
Improvement of client satisfaction level by 25% |
Next 5 years |
Improvement of health of the employees |
Engagement of the workers with the organizational strategic goals and business development goals |
Timeframe |
Personal |
Professional |
· I have communicational and interpersonal skills to work into the project. |
Coordinate with my friends and family members |
Coordinate with other team members |
Strengths · I have experience to work with a group of team members so that I can able to collaborate with others. |
Skills to work into incident investigation project |
Skills to work into incident investigation project |
Gaps/barriers/obstacles and solutions · I have gaps into the project management skills. |
I have lack of knowledge to schedule any work |
Lack of schedule management and budget management skills so that face difficulty to meet the project deadline |
Identified gap |
Development activity |
Details (provider, location, etc.) |
Objective of development/ networking activity |
Timeframe |
Cost |
1. Lack of project management skills |
Project management activities |
Project management provider |
Gaining of knowledge on the use of project management tools and techniques |
2 months |
$ 100 |
2. Lack of knowledge on WHS legislation |
WHS legislation |
Operation manager |
Gaining of knowledge related to WHS system |
1 month |
$ 80 |
3. Loss of knowledge and capability through departing staff. |
WHS legislation |
Operation manager |
Gaining of more knowledge to investigate of WHS incidents |
1 month |
$ 70 |
4. Failure to meet occupational health and safety requirements. |
Occupational health and safety system |
Operation manager |
Gaining of knowledge related to Occupational health and safety system |
1 month |
$150 |
Name of observer: Kim Sweeney Position: Operation Manager Contact details: |
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Skill |
Description of how candidate demonstrated skill/knowledge. Provide example |
Demonstrates interpersonal skills to communicate and inspire trust and confidence of others and to ensure their cooperation and support. |
I have interpersonal skills to trust other team members those are involved into the project work. |
Demonstrates networking skills to ensure support from key groups and individuals for concepts/ideas/ products/services. |
I have communicational skills to interact with other employees so that I can able to identify any issues into the project plan. |
Applies business ethics. |
I have put the company’s data and other personal information into secured places. |
Ensure performance is continuously improved through participation in professional development, networking, etc. |
I am actively involved into the project plan by taking participation into all the project activities. |
Signature: ________________________________________ Date: _____/_____/______ |
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