Description
Analyze organizational operations to improve efficiency and effectiveness by conducting studies, streamlining processes, performing work measurement, and developing procedures and operations manuals. Collaborate with leadership to implement and sustain improvements.
- • Gather and organize information on organizational problems and procedures.
- • Analyze quantitative and qualitative data and develop solutions or alternative approaches.
- • Partner with stakeholders to ensure successful adoption of new systems or procedures.
- • Develop and implement records management programs and ensure compliance.
- • Review forms, reports, and workflows with management and users to identify issues and improvements.
- • Interview staff and conduct on-site observations to assess functions, methods, tools, and staffing.
- • Document findings and prepare recommendations for new systems, procedures, or organizational changes.
- • Prepare manuals and train employees on new forms, reports, processes, or tools in line with policy.
- • Design, evaluate, and recommend changes to forms, reports, and dashboards.
- • Plan and execute studies on organizational structure, communication, information flow, process integration, inventory control, or cost analysis.
- • Recommend acquisition of storage or productivity equipment and plan space layouts as needed.
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Last reviewed: Jan 2026
