Performance Management System at Omax Autos Ltd .
Presented By :Richa Somvanshi ( 085 ) Shweta Bhandari ( 005 )
Omax Autos Ltd . Omax Auto Ltd. was incorporated in year 1983.Company is
promoted by Mr. Jatender Mehta and Mr. Ravinder Mehta. Company is a member of Munjal group of companies in the auto ancillary industry. Company supplies its products to Hero Honda, Maruti Udyog, Escorts, Bharat seats and other well-known manufacturers of automobile industry. Amongst top 10 Auto Component Manufacturers in India. MISSION-“We are dedicated, proactive, loyal & accountable group of people with a quest for excellence through latest technology, people empowerment & brand Equity to produce world class products by adopting best business practices & ethics”.
Business Areas
Automotive
Railway & defense supplies
Engineering
Metal Home furnishing
Organizational Structure
Levels of Management The Management has already been classified into different
categories: (i) Top level Management (ii) Middle level Management (iii) Junior level Management (iv) Lower level Management Top level comprises of GM, AGM. Middle level comprises of Manager, Assistant Manager, and Senior Engineer. Junior level comprises of Engineer, Executives. Lower level Comprises of dispatcher, peons and others.
Objectives üProvide a basis for promotion/ transfer/ termination. üEnhance employees’ effectiveness by helping to identify their strengths and weaknesses. üDevelop inter-personal relationships. üIdentify training and development needs. üAid wage administration. üImprove communication. üIncrease motivation to perform effectively ü
Performance Appraisal Process
1 . Performance Planning Starts in June/July of current year. Employee & supervisor meet to: 1)Review the employee position & key accountabilities . 2)Decide how the employee’s accountabilities relate to departmental needs & goals. 3)Identify competencies which are to be demonstrated. 4)Clearly outline the results expected. 5)Discuss the available resources. 6)Write the action plan.
2 . Ongoing Coaching Employee & supervisor meet periodically throughout the cycle to: 1)Provide each other with feedback. 2)Discuss progress & reinforce achievements to date. 3)Clarify any issues that may have arisen. 4)Modify the plan if circumstances have changed.
3 . Performance review preparation Occurs in March of current year. Employee: 1)Completes a self assessment by reviewing own performance over the past year. 2)Prepares ideas for next year’s development plan. Supervisors: 1)Gathers information from discussions throughout the cycle. 2)Review employee’s performance results, strengths, skills & competencies. 3)
4 . Performance Review Done at the end of the cycle i.e. April/May of the following year. Employee & supervisor meet to: 1)Review performance of accountabilities against the expectations agreed upon at the beginning of the cycle. 2)Review competency strengths & weaknesses. 3)Discuss development of employee skills, interests or career. 4)Record & sign the final performance results.
FORMAT OF KRA SHEET
Contd …… The KRA’s account for 80% of performance appraisals
and rest 20% are for competency. The competency standards are set according to the management levels. Once both the competency form and KRA’s form are ready the information sheet is attached with the sheet which accounts for (1) Trainings required (2) Trainings undergone (3) The impact of the training imparted (4)Compensation
Feedback - Let the Employee Know Where He Stands
To help employees do a better job by clarifying what
is expected of them To plan opportunities for development and growth To strengthen the superior-subordinate working
relationship by developing mutual agreement of goals To provide an opportunity for employees to express