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Tag Archives: Gaining Procedure Approval
Beyond the Writing of Operating Procedures 3 — Outline of the Book
I am pleased to announce the official, final outline of Beyond the Writing of Operating Procedures. Well, it may not be fully cast in stone. Maybe I’ll consider changes. Heck, maybe I’ll throw the outline out and start over. But … Continue reading →
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Beyond the Writing of Operating Procedures 2 — Operating Procedure “Life Cycle”
If Writing Operating Procedures describes the birth of a procedure (which it does), and the operating procedure’s existence is integral to the optimal performance of the task it describes (which it does), then it follows that the procedure receive the … Continue reading →
The Operating Procedure is Complete–Now What?
I am very pleased with the response to the STC review of Writing Operating Procedures. As I noted in my last post, my next task is to complete the follow-up book that describes how procedures are handled, controlled and updated … Continue reading →
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