Competencies of Traffic Managers and Traffic Enforcers of the City of Malaybalay: Basis for an Intervention Plan[Full-Text ]
Jeanyben Torregoza Maputi - Dacalanio

"Competencies of Traffic Managers and Traffic Enforcers of the City of Malaybalay: Basis for an Intervention Plan." Unpublished Master's Thesis, Bukidnon State University, City of Malaybalay, 2017.
The study assessed the level of competencies of the Traffic Managers (TMs) and Traffic Enforcers (TEs) of Malaybalay City between the first and second quarters of Calendar Year 2017. The study determined whether or not the TMs and TEs were competent to run the thoroughfares, primary and secondary highways, of the said city. The self-made assessment tool and diagnostic test were used to obtain the data. Preliminary semi-structured interviews were conducted to supplement the result. The statistical treatments used were descriptive statistics, t-test for individual sampling, and a 0.05 level of significance. The findings reveal that the TMs have very high level of competencies which means that the competency is more than adequate, but further training and development is beneficial to the traffic management. The result with the TEs shows moderate competencies. At this level, the TEs possess minimum knowledge, skills, and understanding thus training and development is a priority need. Further, the study reveals no significant difference in the competencies of TEs when grouped according to age, educational attainment, and length of service. Based on the result, an Intervention Plan is designed to enhance and develop the necessary skills and knowledge to promote efficient, effective and safe thoroughfares for the road users in the City of Malaybalay

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