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Engineering Management

ORGANIZING
& STAFFING

Engr. Renz Cyrill S. Fontanilla


01
WHAT IS
ORGANIZING
ORGANIZING

● Structuring of resources and activities to


accomplish objectives in an efficient and
effective manner
ORGANIZING

● Grouping of similar activities necessary to


attain objectives
ORGANIZING

● Provision for coordination horizontally and


vertically in the organization structure
PURPOSE OF THE STRUCTURE

Formal reporting
01
Relationships between
tasks and authority for 02 relationships, number of
individuals and levels in the hierarchy, and
departments the span of control

Groupings of individuals System to effect


03 into departments and 04 coordination of effort in
departments into both horizontal and
organization vertical directions
CONCERNS

Division of Labor

Delegation of Authority

Departmentation
CONCERNS

Span of Control

Coordination
02
THE
ORGANIZATION
ORGANIZATION

● Formalized intentional structure of roles or


positions
● Includes all the behaviors of all participants
● Total system of social and cultural relationships
FORMAL ORGANIZATION

It is the structure that details lines of


responsibilities, authority, and position.
FORMAL STRUCTURE

Organization Chart

Organization Manual

Policy Manual
INFORMAL ORGANIZATION

It is when members of an organization


spontaneously form a group with
friendship as principal reason for
belonging.
INFORMAL STRUCTURE

Friendship

Common Interest

Proximity
INFORMAL STRUCTURE

Need Satisfaction

Collective Power

Group Goals
TYPES OF ORGANIZATION

01 FUNCTIONAL ORGANIZATION

This is a form of departmentalization in which


everyone engaged in one functional activity is
grouped into one unit.
TYPES OF ORGANIZATION

02 PRODUCT ORGANIZATION

The organization of a company by divisions


that brings together all those involved with a
certain type of product of consumer
TYPES OF ORGANIZATION

03 MATRIX ORGANIZATION

An organizational structure in which each


employee reports to both a functional or
division manager and to a project group
manager
03
AUTHORITY &
DEPARTMENT
AUTHORITY & POWER

POWER AUTHORITY
Ability of individuals or Right in a position to
groups to induce or exercise discretion in
influence the beliefs or making decisions
actions of other affecting others
persons or groups
LINE AUTHORITY

A manager’s right to tell subordinates what


to do and then see that they do it.
STAFF AUTHORITY

A staff specialist’s right to give advice to a


superior.
FUNCTIONAL AUTHORITY

A specialist’s right to oversee lower level


personnel involved in that specialty.
TYPES OF DEPARTMENT

LINE DEPARTMENT STAFF DEPARTMENT


Perform tasks that Include all those that
reflect the provides specialized
organization’s primary skills in support of line
goal and mission department
CLASSIFICATIONS OF STAFF
OFFICERS

PERSONAL STAFF SPECIALIZED STAFF


Individuals assigned to Individuals providing
a specific manager to needed staff services
provide needed staff for the whole
services organization
COMMITTEE

AD HOC COMMITTEE STANDING COMMITTEE


One created for a Relatively permanent
short-term purpose committee that deals
only and have a limited with issues on an
life ongoing basis
04
STAFFING THE
ENGINEERING
ORGANIZATION
STAFFING

● Management function that determines human


resource needs, recruits, selects, trains, and
develops human resources for jobs created by
an organization
STAFFING PROCEDURES

01 HUMAN RESOURCE PLANNING

The planned output of an organization will


require a systematic deployment of human
resources at various levels.
STAFFING PROCEDURES

02 RECRUITMENT

Attracting qualified persons to apply for vacant


positions in the company so that those who
are best suited to serve the company may be
selected
STAFFING PROCEDURES

03 SELECTION

The act of choosing from those that are


available from the individuals most likely to
succeed on the job
STAFFING PROCEDURES

04 INDUCTION & ORIENTATION

Induction provides new employees with the


necessary information about the company.

Orientation introduces new employees to the


immediate working environment and co-
workers.
STAFFING PROCEDURES

05 TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT

The learning that is provided in order to


improve performance of the present job.
STAFFING PROCEDURES

06 PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL

The measurement of employee performance.


STAFFING PROCEDURES

07 EMPLOYMENT DECISIONS

After evaluating the performance of the


employee, he/she is subjected to a
consequence.
STAFFING PROCEDURES

08 SEPARATION

Voluntary Separation

Involuntary Separation

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