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Monthly Archives: April 2021
A Year of Writing Work Instructions—What I Have Learned, Part 4
A Continuing Series from Mr. Procedure The batch-oriented work instruction, described in Part 3, intends that the process performer use their task learning to complete a recurring batch of product. A set of instructions to mix ingredients is supplemented by … Continue reading
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