Physical Skill Sample Clauses

Physical Skill. Dexterity This sub-factor measures the amount of dexterity and coordination (i.e. physical skill) required to carry out the responsibilities of the job. When measuring this factor consider the job’s requirement for large and small muscle movement, coordination (e.g., hand-eye, eye-foot and/or ear-hand coordination), use of tools to manipulate and/or repair equipment, precision movement and the requirement for speed. Note that this sub-factor does not measure the fatigue resulting from the use of physical skills, which measurement occurs in the sub-factor, physical effort. LEVEL Physical Skill and Dexterity Descriptors 1 Some coordination required: The duties of the position require a limited combination of any of the following: moving or handling persons/animals, handling, or use of equipment, tools or instruments; may require basic keyboarding. Limited training required to learn the physical skills involved.