Re: ISO Procedure Writing Tips
dcount,
I also have a suggestion. We've always heard that you shouldn't right a book but you also don't want to be too vague. What I mean is that I just recently ran across one of our procedures that said for everyone to use "common sense" concerning safety. I can tell you right now that my level of common sense is different from alot of other peoples.
-Which means that my husband tells me I have none. Seriously though, that statement told me nothing. If safety is a major concern then there should have been a few more specifics to it. It also said to never lift anything heavier that you can lift. Hmmm, not sure what that means either.
dcount,
I also have a suggestion. We've always heard that you shouldn't right a book but you also don't want to be too vague. What I mean is that I just recently ran across one of our procedures that said for everyone to use "common sense" concerning safety. I can tell you right now that my level of common sense is different from alot of other peoples.
-Which means that my husband tells me I have none. Seriously though, that statement told me nothing. If safety is a major concern then there should have been a few more specifics to it. It also said to never lift anything heavier that you can lift. Hmmm, not sure what that means either.

