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Assignment: Documenting Quality Requirements for PSI Worth 15% of MGMT4015 Course Grade Company Background Plastic Services Inc (PSI) is a Toronto based manufacturer of plastic products. Founded in 2005, PSI began as a pioneering producer of recyclable plastic cutlery for local restaurants. Through sustained growth and capital reinvestment, PSI expanded its production capabilities to capture a larger share of the consumer plastic goods market. PSI’s current line of plastic goods include cutlery, food containers, water bottles, and cups. PSI has a total workforce of 600 staff spread across five departments (refer to Appendix A for organization chart). Scenario Like many other companies, the emergence of COVID-19 dealt a heavy blow to PSI. The demand for their line of plastic products sharply declined as consumer spending behavior shifted towards other consumer products such as toilet paper, hand sanitizer, and hair care products. By the second month of the pandemic, PSI was forced to lay off 40% of its workforce to maintain operations. In light of dwindling sales and slumping demand, Nam Shah, the PSI CEO, convened a meeting with the five department directors to present a new business plan. The surge in demand for Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for front-line health workers and essential businesses has created a supply shortage in the market. This has created a public health threat for the provincial government of Ontario. To rectify the threat, the Government of Ontario invoked an emergency powers act restricting the sale and export of PPEs to only the province of Ontario. To further mitigate against the threat, the Government of Ontario also issued special grants for eligible companies capable of producing PPEs. Nam’s proposal is to modify PSI’s current production line to make face shields and transparent barriers. In order to be eligible for the grant and capitalize on the supply shortage, PSI will need to begin production within one month and requires the participation and coordination of all five departments. All five department directors pledged their support for Nam’s proposal and have nominated their departmental managers to serve as members of an executive steering committee. This committee is tasked with identifying and assigning resources to support the project. PSI has contracted you as a project manager to plan, manage, and execute Nam’s business plan. The target market includes hospitals, medical offices, grocery stores, and other essential businesses. Points to Consider · PSI will need to ramp up its production to 100% pre-COVID capacity in order to meet the very tight timeline · Engineering has indicated that it can modify its current production line to manufacture the proposed products, but requires a different type of plastic than it currently uses for its suite of finished plastic products · Health & Safety has indicated that the current production floor setup has staff working in close proximity to each other and does not conform to the social distancing measures · Hospitals and medical offices are not typical customers, Sales & Marketing will need to establish new customer contacts and secure purchase orders Product Description This project is comprised of two main products: 1. Face shield and 2. transparent barrier. 1. Face Shield Face shields are personal protective equipment devices that are used by many workers (e.g., medical, dental, veterinary) for protection of the facial area and associated mucous membranes (eyes, nose, mouth) from splashes, sprays, and spatter of body fluids (Roberge, 2016).  Figure 1: Face Shield 2. Transparent Barrier Transparent barriers are clear plastic sheets used to prevent the transfer of airborne bacteria and virus. They are typically installed in customer facing workstations such as doctor’s offices, hospitals, and grocery checkouts. Transparent barriers go by a number of different names such as plexiglass sheet, sneeze guard shield, or plastic protection barrier. There are also a number of different configurations possible based on where the transparent barrier is used (see figure 2 & 3). Figure 2: Cashier Configured Barrier Figure 3: Office Configured Barrier Documenting Requirements Assignment Your assignment is to identify, describe, and document five requirements for both the face shield and transparent barrier. Use the Requirements Register spreadsheet to document your PPE requirements. Utilize the details from this case study, including the organization chart, combined with your own research. Where applicable, indicate all cited resources and assumptions. When developing your requirements for the transparent barrier, you can assume that PSI will be producing all of the aforementioned configurations. Ensure that your requirements adhere to the eight characteristics of effective requirements as discussed in class. Example: Submission Guidelines 1. Capture all work in the Requirements Register.xlsx file; do not save as a different file format. 2. Complete the Cover Page with your GBC number, name, and due date. 3. Save the file using the following format GBC#_First Name_Last Name_Requirements Register (e.g. 1234567_James_Smith_Requirements Register). 4. Upload your completed assignment to Blackboard (in the Assignments section). 5. Complete this assignment as if you were providing it to a business client. Use professional language. Do not use slang or colloquialisms. Appendix A: PSI Organization Chart References: 1. Roberge, R. J. (2016). Face shields for infection control: A review. Journal of Occupational and Environmental Hygiene, 13(4), 235–242. https://doi.org/10.1080/15459624.2015.1095302 Requirement IDProductRequirement NameRequirement DescriptionRequirement VerificationSourceAssumption R-1Face ShieldBand adjustibilityThe band used to fasten the face shield to the head must be incrementally adjustable to fit a head breadth of 16 cm 1. Visual and manual inspection of band adjustibility to be conducted on a random sampling of face shields 2. Face shield to be fitted on various mannequin heads to ensure adjustability and sizing https://en.wikipedi a.org/wiki/Human_ head 1. Customers will have varying heads sizes and will therefore require an adjustible head band. 2. Bitragion breadth was the measure used. Average adults in the 99th percentile had a head size of 15.9 cm. Amir TazaManagerEngineeringRusty TamManagerManufacturingMunir AliManagerDistributionKira KhanManagerHealth & SafetyFaith WeitzManagerHiring & RecruitmentManish TannaManagerFinanceSheila DuongManagerProcurementNam ShahChief ExecutiveOfficerCatina GetzDirector OperationsGagan SinghDirectorFinancial ServicesLester LoDirectorHuman ResourcesColby DavilaDirectorSales & MarketingJahdo SimmsDirectorITGrace GoldbergManagerCorporate SalesTamir JohnsonManagerMarketingTaylor BalhManagerEnterprise SystemsBrant MannLogistics AnalystDario ReedProduction SpecialistDeema YahyaMachine EngineerTim BorgTalent RecruiterElisa StoneSafety CoordinatorTango DupreeFinance AnalystAman RakkarSenior BuyerOsama RomeSales LeadKim ParkBrand SpecialistGloria CortezSystems Analyst Cover Page Documenting Requirements Name GBC # Register Requirement IDProductRequirement NameRequirement DescriptionRequirement VerificationSourceAssumption(s) R-1 R-2 R-3 R-4 R-5 R-6 R-7 R-8 R-9 R-10 R-11 R-12 R-13 R-14 R-15 1/25/23, 6:11 PM Rubric Detail – SCOPE AND QUALITY MANAGEMENT CRN-51027-... https://bb-gbc.blackboard.com/webapps/rubric/do/course/gradeRubric?mode=grid&isPopup=true&rubricCount=1&prefix=_1979840_1&course_id=_25… 1/2 Rubric Detail A rubric lists marking criteria that instructors use to evaluate student work. Your instructor linked a rubric to this item and made it available to you. Select Grid View or List View to change the rubric's layout.   A B C D Demonstration of conceptual understanding 11 (73.33333%) - 12 (80.00%) ● More than 10 requirements documented ● All requirement descriptions adhere to all 8 characteristics of E�ective Requirements: i) Ver�able; ii) Clear and Concise; iii) Complete; iv) Consistent; v) Traceable; vi) Viable; vii) Necessary; viii) Implementation free *Refer to Documenting Requirements lecture slide for more details ● All requirement veri�cations are feasible and demonstrate how the requirements will be met ● All assumptions listed are supported by 9 (60.00%) - 10 (66.66666%) ● At least 10 requirements documented ● Most requirement descriptions adhere to at least 6 characteristics of E�ective Requirements: i) Ver�able; ii) Clear and Concise; iii) Complete; iv) Consistent; v) Traceable; vi) Viable; vii) Necessary; viii) Implementation free *Refer to Documenting Requirements lecture slide for more details ● Most requirement veri�cations are feasible and mostly demonstrate how the requirements 7 (46.66666%) - 8 (53.33333%) ● At least 6 requirements documented ● Most requirement descriptions adhere to at least 5 characteristics of E�ective Requirements: i) Ver�able; ii) Clear and Concise; iii) Complete; iv) Consistent; v) Traceable; vi) Viable; vii) Necessary; viii) Implementation free *Refer to Documenting Requirements lecture slide for more details ● Some requirement veri�cations are feasible and mostly demonstrate how the requirements 5 (33.33333%) - 6 (40.00%) ● At least 5 requirements documented ● Most requirement descriptions adhere to at least 4 characteristics of E�ective Requirements: i) Ver�able; ii) Clear and Concise; iii) Complete; iv) Consistent; v) Traceable; vi) Viable; vii) Necessary; viii) Implementation free *Refer to Documenting Requirements lecture slide for more details ● Few requirement veri�cations are feasible and mostly demonstrate how the requirements Name: Documenting Requirements Assignment Rubric Exit Grid View List View 1/25/23, 6:11 PM Rubric Detail – SCOPE AND QUALITY MANAGEMENT CRN-51027-... https://bb-gbc.blackboard.com/webapps/rubric/do/course/gradeRubric?mode=grid&isPopup=true&rubricCount=1&prefix=_1979840_1&course_id=_25… 2/2   A B C D references (where applicable) ● All assumptions are relevant and provide the necessary supporting rationale will be met ● Most assumptions listed are supported by references (where applicable) ● Most assumptions are relevant and provide the necessary supporting rationale will be met ● Some assumptions listed are supported by references (where applicable) ● Some assumptions are relevant and provide the necessary supporting rationale will be met ● Few assumptions listed are supported by references (where applicable) ● Few assumptions are relevant and provide the necessary supporting rationale Quality of Work 2.6 (17.33333%) - 3 (20.00%) ● Written in business appropriate language. Minor to no errors in grammar and spelling 2 (13.33333%) - 2.5 (16.66666%) ● Mostly written in business appropriate language. Few grammar and spelling errors 1.5 (10.00%) - 1.9 (12.66666%) ● Mostly written in non- business appropriate language. Several grammar and spelling errors 1 (6.66666%) - 1.4 (9.33333%) ● Mostly written in colloquial language. Many grammar and spelling errors Name:Documenting Requirements Assignment Rubric Exit
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    Requirement ID    Product    Requirement Name    Requirement Description    Requirement Verification    Source    Assumption(s)
    R-1    Fac
e Shield    Shield    It is usually made of clear plastic or polycarbonate material    It provides protection to the face from splashes, sprays, and other potential hazards    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Face_shield    The face shield is designed for personal protection and is worn to prevent the spread of droplets, sprays, or other particles that may carry infections.
    R-2    Face Shield    Support Structure    The shield is usually mounted on a frame or support structure    It holds the shield in place on the head and is made from a soft, comfortable material such as foam or cloth    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Face_shield    The face shield provides protection for the entire face, including the eyes, nose, and mouth.
    R-3    Face Shield    Mounting System    The barrier is typically mounted on a table, desk, or other surface    It connect the headband to the shield and can be either snaps, hooks, or Velcro straps.    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Face_shield    The face shield is easy to put on and take off, and can be adjusted to fit different head sizes and shapes.
    R-4    Face Shield    Adjustable Mechanisms    The barriers have adjustable mechanisms that allow the user to adjust the angle or height     It ensures adjusting of shield according to requirements of the customer.    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Face_shield    The face shield is durable and can withstand repeated use and cleaning.
    R-5    Face Shield    Foam weather stripping    It is typically used to seal gaps around doors and windows to prevent air infiltration and reduce energy costs.     Flexibility to conform to irregular surfaces and maintain the seal under pressure    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Face_shield    The foam weather...
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