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Prioritization Tool

Purpose A facility or process may have many areas that need improvements and it may seem overwhelming Thus, priorities need to be set to determine which problems to tackle first Goal  Prioritize problems based on ergonomic, safety, and productivity risks Once problems are prioritized, actions can be taken and monitored in a strategic way Prevent this feeling!

Instructions This tool is best filled out by a team of individuals with a wide knowledge of the areas and processes This allows for as many problems as possible to be considered Also this document should be used to monitor the priority of problems as corrective actions are taken over time

Headers At the top fill in Then 3 steps for each problem Team Members Date Then 3 steps for each problem Characterize the Problem Action Plan Results

Step 1: Characterize the Problem Enter the department in which a problem occurs Helps identify high priority departments Enter a unique name for the problem Enter any potential injuries or ergonomic risks associated with the problem Then assign these risk a severity ranking (1-3) (1 = Low Risk, 2=Moderate Risk, 3=Severe Risk)

Step 1: Characterize the Problem Here is a guide for assigning the severity of ergonomic and safety risks Ranking Examples 1 – mild Observation is good No observable safety/ergonomic risk 2 - moderate Near misses Minor incidents Observation of a likelihood that an injury or ergonomic issue may occur 3 - severe Already had an injury as a result of this problem Task frequently leads to musculoskeletal disorders

Step 1: Characterize the Problem (continued) Enter any potential productivity risks in the same way in the column “SEV 2” Ranking Examples 1 – mild Observation is good No observable productivity risk 2 - moderate Minor delays A lot of variability in the process Observation of a likelihood that a productivity issue may occur 3 - severe Already had a major productivity incident Serious delay High occurrence of rework

Note on Ranking System for Severity Based on the scores assigned, the Excel sheet will calculate a priority color as shown below

Step 2: Create an Action Plan From Priorities in Step 1, select a problem to create an action plan for Enter recommended actions for that row Consider using another BWC tool from the drop down box to help tackle the problem Enter a start and end date

Step 3: Monitor Results, Adjust Priorities List the actions taken to the problem in each row Assign new severity numbers from 1-3 SEV 1: Safety and Ergonomic Risks SEV 2: Productivity Risks The new severity numbers will be used to calculate a new priority/color Hopefully it will go down from step 1! A new project can be selected by reviewing the priorities