Mini-video on website Our 29 Signatories Workforce Reliability - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Mini-video on website Our 29 Signatories Workforce Reliability - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Mini-video on website Our 29 Signatories Workforce Reliability Roadmap Develop qualified candidates for mission-critical jobs Provide staff with the information needed to do quality work Modify work to optimize use of staff
Mini-video on website
Our 29 Signatories
Workforce Reliability Roadmap
- Develop qualified candidates for
mission-critical jobs
- Provide staff with the information needed to do
quality work
- Modify work to optimize use of staff available
- Maximize cost-effectiveness of investments
through collaboration
Mission-Critical Job Categories
Machinist/Mechanic Wastewater Treatment Operator Engineer Electronic Maintenance Technician/Instrument Technician Electrician Water Treatment Operator Wastewater Collections Operator Water Distribution Operator
CANDIDATE DEVELOPMENT
Ensuring qualified candidates for mission-critical jobs
Steven Currie and Renee Willette, Co-Chairs BAYWORK Candidate Development Subcommittee
Career Pathways Research
Outreach Presentations
FY14-15 FY 15-16
Outreach Presentations
63
90+
Venues where Outreach Materials were distributed
81
75+
Information Available on Website Profiles and videos that explain the career paths of employees in mission-critical jobs, in English and Spanish
BAYWORK Career Fair
March 3rd @ San José City Hall Rotunda Over 450 attendees 27 exhibitors: water/wastewater agencies, colleges, unions, and community organizations
Contextualized Learning Project
Working with community colleges and utilities to develop a model for using real- life scenarios and videos of utility staff to create curriculum materials that students can relate to in areas like math, science, technology, and English.
Career Pathways Summit 2016
May 12, 2016 @ EBMUD Over 75 attendees: water/wastewater staff, educators, funders, community orgs Focus: Contextualized Learning Project and Internship
FY2016-17 Proposed Initiatives
- 1. Implement public awareness campaign
- 2. Conduct labor market research
- 3. Coordinate internships and academic
partnerships
- 4. Leverage funding and resources through
strategic partnerships
FY2016-17 proposed partnerships
Candidate Development
Discussion
STAFF PREPAREDNESS
Providing staff with the information they need to do quality work
Robert Scott, Chair BAYWORK Staff Preparedness Subcommittee
Staff Training Day
Over 125 water and wastewater professionals from 25 Bay Area agencies participated in the 2015 Training Buffet.
2015 Training Buffet Class Schedule
North Bay II Workshop on Wheels
49 water and wastewater professionals visited six North Bay facilities
- n October 14, 2016.
Webinars
Over 100 water and wastewater professionals from 37 agencies and
- rganizations attended two webinars
Knowledge Transfer Toolkit
http://knowledge.baywork.org/
Knowledge Transfer Toolkit
http://knowledge.baywork.org/
FY2016-17 proposed initiatives
- Workshop on Wheels
- Two webinars
- Training Buffet
- Maintenance and Asset
Management Workshop
Staff Preparedness
Discussion
Website
Adam Feffer, Chair BAYWORK Website Subcommittee
Website
Enhanced Visibility for Signatories on About Us Page
Website
Upgraded Events Page
Website
Improved search for Job Postings and created Intern Posting Page
Job and Internship Posting
Used by 33 water/wastewater agencies this fiscal year 2,674 hits to the Job & Internship page in last nine months
Website an International Resource
Fiscal Year 2015 - 2016
2,335 Average website visits per month 16,690 Unique visitors to date
YouTube Channel
Website
Discussion
Increased Visibility & Maintaining What’s Working Ingrid Bella
FY 2016-2017
FY2016-17 proposed initiatives
- Presentations at professional
conferences to share innovations
- Participation in executive level
conferences e.g. ACWA, CASA, to increase awareness and support from elected officials and executives
- Research 501 status for
BAYWORK
Website
Discussion
Budget and Fee Schedule Ingrid Bella
FY 2016-2017
Proposed Budget
Major Initiative Categories Proposed 2016-2017 Budget Candidate Development/Outreach $30,000 Staff Preparedness $20,000 Website Maintenance/Upgrades $25,000 Increase Visibility $10,000 Maintain What's Working $19,120 TOTAL PROPOSED BUDGET $104,120
Proposed Fee Schedule
Size Category FY 2015-2016 Fee Proposed FY 2016- 2017 Large
(500+ FTE)
$13,750 $13,750 Medium
(100-500 FTE)
$6,105 $6,105 Small
(<100 FTE)
$765 $765 Other $0 $0 Total Budget $104,120 $104,120