Training and Development
Training and Development
Every year, performance objectives are set; the GM (HR&A) shall initiate the
training planning process.
The HR Department shall carry out Training Need Assessment (TNA) for the
employees in April ever year, either internally or through consultants and
identify areas in which the training courses will be conducted.
For this purpose, a skill matrix shall be prepared by every departmental head for
his department. The following ranking will be used against each course to
indicate the competency level of the individual in that course.
Beginner
Intermediate
Suitably trained
Expert
Along with the calendar, budgeted costs shall also be estimated and presented
for budgetary approval to CFO and Managing Director.
Proposed dates
The calendar shall also contain a summary of the plan giving brief description of
number of training courses, number of employees to be trained, number of staff
training days etc.
The GM (HR&A) will decide about the venue of the training courses.
Delivery of Training:
i. In-house Training
In house training shall be provided for those areas for which sufficient
knowledge base exists within LWMC.
After completion of the course, the trainee will submit a copy of the training
certificate and his/her feedback on the training evaluation form to the GM
(HR&A). The copy certificate shall be filed in the employee’s personal file. The
head of the department who referred the employee for the training shall evaluate
on the performance of the employees and give the feedback to GM (HR&A).
At the end of each training event, the GM (HR&A) shall obtain feedback from
employees attending the event and document the evaluation of training effectiveness
for future reference.
The trainer will evaluate the trainees through tests, discussion or exams during
or at the end of training program. These evaluation results, where practical, will
be maintained by the GM (HR&A).
HR department will maintain current files and sources of available job- related
courses.