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Position Description Management (PDM)

What is PDM?
The Avue Digital Services Position Management Module, NASA Position Description Management, (PDM)) automates many time-consuming steps in the classification process.  Managers can create a document package that includes a position description, and an evaluation statement.  Because the Position Management Module is accessible through an Internet browser, a Manager or HR Specialist can complete the classification process quickly and efficiently from anywhere.

NASA Quick Reference Guide for PDM Adobe PDF

How to access PDM
PDM access is granted to supervisors/managers that will generate position descriptions for their employees and potential hires.  To obtain access to PDM, you will need to complete the Integrated Enterprise Management Project (IEMP) request access form and submit it to Nelson Rodriguez, in code 113.

IEMP System Access Form

Launch PDM Tool/Web Application (Avue web site)

PDM Points of Contact
Program Lead
:  Nelson Rodriguez, 301 286-2883
Technical Lead:  LaTonyia Guyton, 301 286-6153

Position Description Guidance

Basic Logic of ADS Classification Module MS Word logo
Helpful Hints and Other Information for PD Development
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(a supplement to the on-line Quick Reference Guide found within ADS under the Main Menu option, "Tips on Using this Program”)

Other Resource Links

Position Management (NASAPeople Site)

NASA Classification Codes (NCC) (NASA Supplemental Classification System)

Outline of Position Classification Plan for General Schedule Occupational Groups & Series (U.S. OPM Site)

General Schedule (GS) Position Classification Standards (U.S. OPM Site)

Federal Wage System (FWS) Job Grading Standards (U.S. OPM Site)

Qualification Standards (U.S. OPM Site)

Concepts Underlying Each of the Nine Factors in the Factor Evaluation System (FES) MS Word logo

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