Personnel Selection and Classification
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Mission Statement
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Provide a mechanism for the exchange of technical information concerning
methods and technologies for the screening of military personnel and the
prediction of performance of personnel in military occupations.
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Enhance working level coordination among government agencies
regarding research, development and application of personnel selection
and performance prediction technologies.
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Identify technology gaps and requirements for advancements in the
state of knowledge relevant to personnel selection and performance prediction.
The increasingly complex nature and high value of land , sea , air ,
and spaceborne military systems demand that highly capable soldiers,
sailors, and airmen be tasked with their operation and care. This
subgroup will address methods and technologies for selecting personnel
for military occupations requiring complex human machine interactions.
Activities of this group shall include exchange of information, working
level coordination, and identification of requirements for all technical
areas directed toward improved manpower utilization through selection,
classification, and performance prediction.
The general topics of interest to the subgroup include, but are not limited to:
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Methods and technologies applicable to the quantitative assessment of
individual differences for purposes of improving screening and prediction
systems.
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Performance based standards for screening of applicants to technical
training and transition programs.
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Definition of performance criteria and of methodologies for assessing
performance in training and operational settings.
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Issues arising from policy considerations of manpower, equal
opportunity, and needs of the services.
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Prediction of performance in training and operation of complex systems.
Charter
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Chair
LT Peter B. Walker, Ph D, MSC, USN
Human Factors Instructor, SAS
Comm (850) 452-5248; DSN 922;
Cell (850) 292-2741
peter.b.walker@navy.mil
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Past Session Minutes and Briefings
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