Job Role Definition
Give every role a clear capability foundation.
Define what good work requires using a ready-to-use task and skills taxonomy.
The questions that matter
01
What work does this role perform?
02
How complex are its tasks?
03
What competence is required?
How it works
Four steps.
Your experts stay in charge.
MOBILAR® MCPContextual skills model
Define profiles
Role profiles
| Profile | Typical work |
|---|---|
| Service technician | Maintenance and simple repairs |
| Mechanical technician | Regular mechanical repair |
| Diagnostic technician | Electrical diagnosis |
| Master technician | Complex fault investigation |
- Profile
- Service technician
- Typical work
- Maintenance and simple repairs
- Profile
- Mechanical technician
- Typical work
- Regular mechanical repair
- Profile
- Diagnostic technician
- Typical work
- Electrical diagnosis
- Profile
- Master technician
- Typical work
- Complex fault investigation
Scope of the work
What this involves.
You start with
A role you want to describe, and the task and skills taxonomy we bring to the conversation.
What you get
One written profile: the tasks the role performs, how complex they are and the competence each task requires.
What it does not claim
A profile states requirements. It does not say what an individual technician can already do.
Uncover skills · Discover capability · Decide better
One contextual skills framework.
Tasks and work context, required skills and competence evidence, connected through a shared foundation.
- Start with a structured task and skills framework.
- Adapt profiles to relevant work and requirements.
- Use the same foundation for assessment and development.
Next step
Let’s talk.
Tell us what you’re working on. We’ll explore where MOBILAR® could help and whether a demo or a conversation about your network is the right next step.