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Process flow chart and process checklist

Development of Process flow chart and process checklist

1.        Initiation Phase:

·       Define Scope: Determine the scope and objectives of the process flow chart and checklist creation.

·       Gather Requirements: Gather requirements from stakeholders regarding the desired format, content, and purpose of the flow chart and checklist.

 

2.       Planning Phase:

·       Identify Key Steps: Identify the key steps involved in the process of creating a flow chart and checklist.

·       Identify improvement step in correct process to make process more accurate

·       Decide on the format and layout of the flow chart and checklist, considering readability and usability.

 

3.        Process Flow Chart Creation:

·       Step Identification: Identify each step in the process of creating a flow chart.

·       Sequence Determination: Determine the sequence and interdependencies of steps.

·       Visual Representation: Create a visual representation of the process flow using appropriate symbols and diagrams.

·       Review and Validation: Review the flow chart for accuracy and completeness, and validate it with stakeholders.

 

4.       Process Checklist Creation:

·       Task Identification: Identify each task or item that needs to be included in the checklist.

·       Organize Items: Organize the items logically, considering their sequence and grouping.

·       Checklist Format: Choose a suitable format for the checklist, such as a table or list.

·       Detail Level: Determine the level of detail required for each item, ensuring clarity and completeness.

·       Review and Validation: Review the checklist for accuracy and relevance, and validate it with senior consultant and stakeholders.

 

5.        Documentation & Delivery:

·       Document Creation: Prepare documentation for the process flow chart and checklist, including descriptions, instructions, and guidelines.

·       Make process description document follow following guidance:

 

PROCESS DESCRIPTION

DATE CREATED:

PROCESS NAME:

VERSION NO.:  

CREATED BY: MOUNTAIN MONK CONSULTING

PROCEDURE NO.:

PROCESS OWNER:

 

PROCESS

DESCRIPTION


ACTORS

§   

PURPOSE

OF PROCESS


SCOPE OF IMPROVMENT


INPUT


FLOW



1.         


2.        


3.         


4.        


5.         

OUTPUT


EXCEPTIONS TO

ROUTINE PROCESS FLOW


POINTS OF CONTROL

AND MEASUREMENT CONVENTIONS


 

·       Share soft copy with client as well as hard copy

·       Storage and Accessibility: Identify appropriate storage locations and methods for ensuring documentation is easily accessible to relevant stakeholders. It is recommended to display flowcharts on the notice board at the client site for convenient access and easy reference.

 

6.       Implementation Phase:

·       Training: Provide training to relevant personnel on how to use and interpret the process flow chart and checklist.

·       Integration: Integrate the flow chart and checklist into existing processes and workflows as needed.

·       Feedback Mechanism: Establish a mechanism for collecting feedback on the usability and effectiveness of the flow chart and checklist.

 

7.        Monitoring and Improvement:

·       Regular Review: Regularly review the process flow chart and checklist to ensure they remain accurate and up-to-date.

·       Feedback Incorporation: Incorporate feedback from users and stakeholders to make improvements and updates as necessary.

·       Continuous Improvement: Foster a culture of continuous improvement by encouraging suggestions for enhancements to the flow chart and checklist.

 

 

 

Guidelines for Deliverables

 

  • Involve relevant stakeholders throughout the process to ensure buy-in and alignment.
  • Identify the specific pain points or inefficiencies in the current processes.
  • Create clear and concise documentation that is easy to understand and follow.
  • Clearly communicate the benefits and changes to stakeholders.
  • Provide training to employees on the new processes and tools.
  • Regularly review and update the flowchart and checklist to maintain accuracy and relevance.

 

Timeline

  • Phase 1: Initiation and Planning (2 Days)
    • Gather input from stakeholders to identify key steps and requirements.
    • Identify Key Steps and Format. Break down the process into smaller, manageable steps.
  • Phase 2: Development (2-3 Days)
    • Create Process Flowchart: 1-2 Days
    • Identify and sequence the steps.
    • Review and validate the flowchart with stakeholders.
    • Create Process Checklist: 1-2 Days
  • Phase 3: Documentation and Delivery (2-3 Days)
    • Prepare documentation, including descriptions and instructions.
  • Phase 4: Implementation and Monitoring (Ongoing)
    • Training: (2-3 Days)
    • Integrate the flowchart and checklist into existing processes and workflows.

 

Reference of process flow chart

Type of process flow chart and checklist

i.                         Process flow Diagram

ii.                       Work Flow Diagram

 

 

 

 

iii.                     Data flow Diagram

 

 

iv.                     Swimlane Flowchart

 

 

v.                       Decision tree Diagram

 

 

 

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