State | How important is it to link recruitment training retention and succession planning? | Are your performance management system training programs and recruitment efforts linked? | If you answered yes to the previous question describe how these functions are linked | Where is training managed in your DOT? | What department(s) offer technical training? | What department is responsible for leadership and management and supervisory training? | What department is responsible for IT training? | Rate the effectiveness of the structure of training in your DOT? | What role does Human Resources have in identifying and assessing training needs? | Does the DOT cross-train Human Resources staff? | List the types of cross training HR staff receive below |
AL | Important | Yes | Training enhances the recruitment function as a tool to encourage our employees to stay with us via new or continuing knowledge attained through current realistic and effective training. | Centralized separate Training Department, but not part of Human Resources Department | Training Bureau | Training Bureau | Training Bureau | Good | None | No | |
AR | Extremely Important | No | | Centralized in Human Resources | HR, Construction, Maintenance | HR | HR | Average | primary | No | |
AZ | Extremely Important | No | | Centralized separate Training Department, but not part of Human Resources Department | Information Technology
Intermodal Transportation Division | Human Resource Development Center (HRDC) not a part of HR dept & Arizona Government University | see 5 & 6 | Good | Minimal | No | |
CT | Extremely Important | No | | Centralized in Human Resources | Maintenance | HR | IT and Statewide IT Administration | Good | Recommendations to Administration and implementation of approvals | Yes | Data management;
Payroll administration;
Labor relations |
DC | Important | Yes | Performance management and training are linked for PMP employees. A training/development plan is prepared at the end of the rating period for the upcoming year based on prior year's performance. | Centralized in Human Resources | DDOT | DC Office of Personnel, Center for Workforce Development | DC Office of Personnel, Center for Workforce Development | Good | Conduct employee and management surveys, and work with managers to ensure all required technical and management training is taken. | Yes | Performance Management, Recruitment |
FL | Extremely Important | No | | Decentralized Human Resources function | Highway Construction
Highway Maintenance
Highway Design
Materials and Testing
Traffic Operations
Planning
Environment | Human Resource Office | Office of Information Systems | Outstanding | Human Resources is responsible for identifying training and assessing needs for the Department. We either develop the required training or contract it out. | No | |
GA | Extremely Important | No | | Centralized separate Training Department, but not part of Human Resources Department | All | All | In formation Technology Division | Excellent | Minimum and Preferred Qualifications | No | |
HI | Important | No | | Centralized in Human Resources | Personnel - Done under contract with the local university | Personnel - Working with local university to do this | Engineering Services | Good | Responsibility for development of an overall training plan. | No | |
IA | Important | No | | Centralized separate Training Department, but not part of Human Resources Department | Human Resources, IT and Highway divisions | Human Resources | IT, with basic PC training in HR | Average | Small | Yes | Each position has a back up staff member that is cross training in their position. |
ID | Extremely Important | No | | Centralized in Human Resources | Division of Highways has seven technical trainers who provide WAQTC training and other technical training pertinent to the technical staff they have. It's highly specialized. | The central HR department | Some training is provided by central HR and some highly specialized training is outsourced or employees are sent out of the area to get the training. | Poor | We should have a very strong role but executive management does not seem interested in having us identify needs at this time. | Yes | Cross-train in employee relations, recruitment, classification, organizational development, disability and return to work. Essentially staff is cross trained in a many areas and have also had some serve as the HR Manager for periods of time. |
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