MSS407024 — Prepare for and implement change
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What an assessment for MSS407024 must cover
46 assessable components: 5 elements (29 performance criteria), 1 performance evidence and 12 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 4 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.
Elements & performance criteria
1 Define the change
- 1.1Review organisational information and consult with stakeholders to confirm purpose of change to be implemented
- 1.2Identify personnel with capacity and capability to undertake key change project personnel roles
- 1.3Consult with stakeholders to record current state to be addressed by change
- 1.4Develop consensus view of intended future state and indicators of successful change
- 1.5Develop agreed statement of solution
- 1.6Identify health, safety and environment (HSE) impacts of change
- 1.7Determine scope of change project, including relationship of solution to codes of practice, standards, contracts and commercial or industrial agreements
- 1.8Confirm or amend scope of change project with input from key change project personnel
2 Develop high level change network map
- 2.1Identify key stakeholders including decision makers, employees, suppliers and/or customers required to implement change
- 2.2Discuss change project with key stakeholders to determine competing demands, conflicts and other barriers to implementation of change
- 2.3Discuss change project with key stakeholders to determine areas of motivation, priorities and synergies
- 2.4Determine change network roles of key stakeholders document into high level change network map
3 Assess and manage the change related risks
- 3.1Identify organisational capacity for the change, including available resources and ability to absorb disruption during implementation of change
- 3.2Consult with key stakeholders to determine specific risk dimensions for this change
- 3.3Develop transition approach incorporating risk management strategies
4 Build and write high level change plans
- 4.1Consult with key stakeholders to determine challenges and requirements for implementation of change
- 4.2Develop high level involvement plan
- 4.3Develop high level stakeholder communication plan
- 4.4Develop high level competency development plan for all implementers
- 4.5Develop high level alignment plan
5 Implement and sustain the change
- 5.1Implement change plans and monitor with input from stakeholders to confirm change objectives have been met
- 5.2Consult with stakeholders to determine actions to address any areas where objectives have not been met
- 5.2Facilitate transfer of ownership of post-change operations from change agents
- 5.3Oversee the implementation of structures to support sustained change
- 5.4Check alignments have been obtained
- 5.5Check competencies have been developed and will be maintained
- 5.6Ensure base line is defined for continuous improvement
- 5.7Review project and capture learning from the project
- 5.8Oversee action required to embed changes into standard practice
Performance evidence
- plan for, implement and sustain at least 1 already identified change in an organisation.
Knowledge evidence
- competitive systems and practices principles
- approaches to change management
- change network approach and commonly associated roles, high level change plans and high level change network map
- key change personnel
- organisation change capacity
- specific risk dimensions
- transition approach to change
- methods of determining competency gaps in team members
- project planning and management
- underpinning values relevant to competitive systems and practices including at least 5 of: respect for people, respect for process, empowered teams and devolved decision making and/or strategy deployment, transparency and culture of learning, creation of value and customer perceived value, go and see and/or go to the source decision making, rapid cycle or iterative development, empirical development
- leadership and management methods that support the values of competitive systems and practices
- techniques to facilitate communications and agreement across levels and areas of the organisation.
Foundation skills
- Reading: Reading skills to interpret complex workplace documentation
- Writing: Writing skills to develop high level change plans and change network map
- Oral communication: Oral communication skills to facilitate engagement and participation, obtain sign offs
- Numeracy: Numeracy skills to determine indicators of success.
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Questions about assessing MSS407024
What does an assessment tool for MSS407024 need to cover?
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