Facility Management

Supporting the workplace relocation

In the final months leading up to workplace relocation the change manager will work with the relocation work team to review their assignment of tasks, their moving plan and their preparedness for day one and week one in the new place of business. The key focus areas that the change manager will support include: transfer of knowledge, gap analysis (change readiness), business continuity, review of volume of preparatory work and relocation in focus topics.

TRANSFER OF KNOWLEDGE

The change manager will help transfer knowledge to staff and support the relocation work stream through change readiness activities. These activities could be delivered face to face or support guides for the new environment that could be made available on the project intranet page. The change manager continues the transfer of knowledge to staff and the managing of employee expectations about the relocation process by

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