Supervisor's Toolkit - NYAPPA at SUNY Cortland
Gain the tools, language, and mindset to guide teams more effectively and support institutional excellence. The Supervisor’s Toolkit is purpose-built for those taking their first step into a supervisory role or for middle managers looking to enhance their management experience.
We provide practical tools and peer-driven strategies for effective delegation, communication and coaching. We delve into what motivates teams and keeps them engaged throughout their careers.
A 3-day journey, Supervisor’s Toolkit is also designed to help supervisors realize both personal and professional growth through a structured, open-ended, and pragmatic approach.
Teams don’t thrive without strong, capable supervisors.
From productive teams to a positive workplace culture, supervisors will learn essential skills for leading people, managing operations, and contributing to a high-performing organization.
Learning Objectives
- Define effective facilities supervision
- Identify the roles and responsibilities of supervisors
- Understand the foundational skills for effective supervision
- Understand the impact of your behavior and conduct as a supervisor
- Understand your role as a supervisor in administering organizational policy and procedures
- Recognize the legal considerations in a facilities environment and supervisor accountability
- Recognize that communication is a two-way process
- Understand your role as the sender in designing and delivering a message
- Understand your role as the receiver in the communication process
- Understand the importance of developing and maintaining effective relationships with others in the workplace
- Examine the different types of relationships that exist in the workplace
- Identify strategies and skills for improving relationships with others
- Identify methods of positive reinforcement
- Identify methods of training and developing employees
- Understand the importance of performance management and coaching
- Create a basic understanding of three major aspects of customer service: Process, Experience and Recovery
- Examine the role of the supervisor in customer service
- Help participants identify areas of improvement in service delivery in their organizations.
- Transition from supervising to supervising and leading
- Understand critical elements of leadership
- Understand your own preferred leadership style