North Carolina Ports Authority Work Values

Daily Duties at North Carolina Ports Authority:

• Evaluated training requirements for each department, consulted with department managers and external resources. • Designed or sourced training programs and professional development courses to facilitate meeting organizational goals and individual professional needs. • Estimated costs of training operations and subsequently managed them in accordance with the budget to ensure maximum return of investment. • Researched new and latest techniques for possible inclusion into existing training process. • Implemented and built in-house corporate university with blended approach of e-learning and instructor led courses to align with organizational needs. • Head recruiter for all non-exempt personnel. • Point of contact for items related to records management, compensation, and benefits. • Designed and managed new employee orientation program. • Developed human capital metrics, along with various dashboards to track efficiency of the HR function. • Served as member of the Ports Safety Committee and assisted in safety audits and inspections.

What they like about North Carolina Ports Authority:

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Tags

Assessments, Cobra, Construction, Management, OD and Organizational Development, Recruiting, Risk Management, Succession Planning, Employee Relations, Government, Merger and Acquisition, Senior Leadership, Strategic Planning, Ultipro, Vista ViewPoint, Sage Timberline

Skills

These are some of the questions we asked our climbers about their experiences with North Carolina Ports Authority: