During the documentation review of the familiarization phase, where will the lead team check the defined workload drivers?

The defined workload drivers are essential elements in understanding the tasks and responsibilities required within a given position or operational area. In the context of manpower planning and analysis, manpower standards offer a structured framework that outlines these workload drivers.

Manpower standards typically include data and metrics that establish the expected workload for specific roles or tasks. They provide benchmarks that help organizations understand staffing needs based on operational demands. By consulting these standards, the lead team can verify and assess how workload drivers influence staffing requirements and ensure that staffing levels align with operational expectations.

While operational manuals, engineering reports, and performance evaluations may provide valuable context about operations, techniques, or individual performance respectively, they do not specifically delineate the workload drivers in the same systematic way that manpower standards do. Therefore, reviewing manpower standards is crucial to accurately interpreting and applying workload drivers during the documentation review phase.