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GM588 Course Project Proposal Outline
Title/Area of Focus for project paper
Improving quality in the service provided by employees
Team members & team name (if applicable)
Francisco Hernandez
LorenzoKevin
Dana
Name of company and organization/department
SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment
Background/overview of organization
SeaWorld’s long-standing history dates back to the early 1960’s, when four graduates
of UCLA originally had the idea to construct an underwater restaurant. When those plans
were eventually deemed unfeasible for construction purposes, they decided to go
another route and open up a marine zoological park. Thus, SeaWorld was born.
The first SeaWorld was not built in Orlando, but actually in San Diego, Calif. With an
initial investment of only .5 million dollars, SeaWorld San Diego opened on March 21,
1964 with only 45 employees, several dolphins, sea lions and two seawater aquariums.
The park was an instant success, drawing in over 400,000 visitors its first year alone.
Four years later, in 1968, SeaWorld offered its stock publicly, enabling the company to
further its growth opportunities. Soon after, in 1970, a second SeaWorld park opened in
Aurora, Ohio, near Cleveland. Then, when Walt Disney World opened in Central Florida
during SeaWorld Ohio’s second season of operation, Orlando immediately became the
top choice for a third SeaWorld theme park. While SeaWorld Ohio was only a
seasonally-operated park because of its climate, a new year-round park, SeaWorld
Orlando, opened in 1973 to instant success, much like its predecessors.
Size of company: 26,000 Employees (All through USA)Type of industry: Hospitality and Entertainment
Major Products or services: Education, Customer Service, Product Quality (Food &
Merchandise), Entertainment
Introduction to the Problem
Identify the Quality Issues that need to be addressed
Improvement in training● Create a standardized training program. Create a process that all
new hires must go through to make sure they are all receiving the
same consistent training. Also identify permanent trainers.
Leadership Classes
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● Develop ongoing training classes to keep leaders up to date on
any changes and to also keep them updated with the latest
business standards.
Facility Trainers
Leader and Employee Relationship● Conduct Monthly one on ones and have Quarterly feedback and
action planning sessions.
Service procedures and rules● Create established rules and guidelines and enforce them
Hiring the right fit employees● Carefully screen applicants and make sure they meet the
qualifications of the posted job positions
Performance issuesDue to lack of improvement in training, employees are not able to provide the
service required by the company standards. Factors such as training and leadership
play a big role in this type of issue where there is not enough training in thedepartment that employees are not able to provide the service required by the
company. Leadership needs to be able to have a constructive relationship with
employees to be able to motivate the type of service that upper management wants
through all of the departments.Customer service issues
Due to the service provided by employees to customers it makes the department
suffer in sales and to lose the customers loyalty. Customers do not feel thatappreciated and that they are not getting the services that they are paying for by the
employees.
Other
Possible Total Quality Initiative
Malcolm Baldrige
ISO9000Process Management & Improvement
• This is an important part in our paper as process management focuses on the process in
providing good customer satisfaction which begins with the employees.
• Process management is identifying opportunities in improving quality and operational
performance as well which we can tie in to performance issues of the employees.
Sig Sigma
Balanced Scorecard (quality focused)○ Create a Scorecard that measures monthly customer satisfaction
○ Create a Scorecard that is measured by an internal representative of the
company that set standards for the employees and see how they live up to those
standards on a daily basis.
Other?