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When is CP required at work station?
If operator instructions are at each station, does the control plan need to be there, as well? The control plans this Co. has are summary of all ops, dock to dock.

So, does it need to be copied for every op, workstation, etc., that it references?

10 ops = ten controlled distributed copies...seems like a lot of PAPER-work
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The CP is a collection of individual work instructions. IMHO the individual stations only need there part of the CP
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