Note: When the job function is relatively simple, the suboperations are obvious details of a simple action. In this case, the suboperations do not need to be described for all of the operations (see Appendix III, Task Definition Tool). Describing the suboperations makes it possible to identify the scope of each operation, information which is useful when writing objectives. Moreover, the exercise requires a great deal of participants takes up a large portion of the time allotted to the job analysis workshop and requires that the facilitation team provide the teams with ongoing support and supervision. Because this information is gathered for reference purposes only and is not usually validated, the facilitation team should assess the need for delving further into the suboperations during the workshop. The facilitation team could meet at a later date with the field specialists to collect this information.