Article | REF: A5093 V1

Specifications from the point of view of the work activity

Author: Claude LEMARCHAND

Publication date: April 10, 1998

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3. Drawing up specifications

While the example used to illustrate this form of specification stems from a specific situation, we can generally stress the importance of the following two principles:

  • it is necessary to acquire a good knowledge of how operators carry out their work activities;

  • the development of specifications expressing the activity's "point of view" must be part of a project management process.

  • The notion of work activity

    It can be defined as the way(s) in which an operator, in a given situation, actually goes about achieving the production objectives set for him/her (it can also be described as "real work"). As shown in figure 1...

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