Execution Load Reality Mapping
What Is Department & Role Load Analysis?
Department & Role Load Analysis is a structured reconstruction of real workload, decision burden, and capacity saturation at the department and role level.
It does not analyze job descriptions.
It analyzes what roles actually carry, what decisions they actually absorb, and where execution is structurally overloaded.
Most organizations misdiagnose capacity because they rely on:
headcount totals
utilization assumptions
org charts
generic productivity metrics
In reality:
load concentrates in a few roles
“unofficial owners” carry hidden decision burden
supervisors become the system’s buffer
execution quality collapses under cognitive saturation
This service exposes where load is structurally compressing execution.
Why This Is Needed
Execution failure commonly occurs when:
teams are “busy” but throughput stagnates
escalations overwhelm supervisors
one role becomes a hidden single point of failure
quality deteriorates under volume or urgency
projects stall waiting on one overloaded decision node
Traditional tools do not reveal this:
dashboards show outputs, not decision burden
staffing models assume linear capacity
time tracking misses cognitive and escalation load
How TJEG Performs the Analysis
Role Reality Reconstruction
What the role truly does vs. what the role is supposed to do.Load Mapping
Workload + decision volume + interruption rate + escalation burden.Constraint Identification
Where role compression creates enterprise bottlenecks and error injection.Dependency and “Hero” Detection
Where execution relies on informal fixers, tribal knowledge, or single individuals.Capacity Distortion Analysis
Where capacity appears available but is unusable due to fragmentation, overrides, or rework.
What This Delivers
Role Load Map (actual responsibilities and decision burden)
Saturation and Failure Risk Register (by role/department)
Single-Point-of-Failure Identification (people/process nodes)
Escalation Burden Profile (where leaders/supervisors are trapped)
Corrective Architecture Options (redistribution, decision rights, cadence, interface controls)
30–60–90 stabilization actions (implementation-ready sequencing; executed by client team)
Who This Is For
Leadership teams facing chronic overload and slow execution
Organizations where initiatives stall after launch
Plants/operations with “supervisor bottleneck” failure
Federal or contract environments where deliverables flow is fragile
Engagement Characteristics
Deployable at department, facility, or enterprise scale
Rapid mapping + decision-grade synthesis
Standalone or paired with Enterprise Flow Diagnostic
Cost & Commercial Structure
Fixed-scope diagnostic engagement.
Typical range: $15,000 – $45,000 (scope-dependent).
Creditable toward downstream TJEG engagements where applicable.
No contingent fees. No success fees.
Compliance Boundary
Operational intelligence and execution architecture only.
No legal advice. No HR/employment determinations. No financial/valuation analysis. No licensed engineering.
No outcome guarantees.