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Step One

Conduct a Knowledge Loss Risk Assessment

This step in the process assesses the critical level of employees and positions and the expected attrition in order to assist management in focusing on the most significant knowledge issues.

 Activity
Tools
Responsibility
Establish and orient Knowledge Retention Assessment (KRA) Review Team
Guidelines for a Knowledge Retention Assessment Review Team
KRA Review Team
Supervisor/Manager
Line HR
Shared Resources
Determine criticality of knowledge for selected positions and/or incumbents.
Supervisor/Manager
Line HR
Review attrition data for selected positions and/or incumbents and any organization-specific critical skills inventories.

Work force plan
Organization-specific critical skills inventory

Supervisor/Manager
Line HR
Complete Knowledge Loss Risk Assessment
KRA Review Team
Supervisor/Manager
Line HR
Review and finalize Knowledge Loss Risk Assessment
KRA Review Team
Supervisor/Manager
Line HR
Identify positions/incumbents to include in the Knowledge Retention Plan.
KRA Review Team
Line HR

 

Inputs: Outputs: 
Work force plan (including attrition data) Identification of positions/incumbents to be included in Knowledge Retention Plan
Current and anticipated job requirements
Employee skills and competencies
Organization-specific critical skills inventories

 

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