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Mark Smith
Our quality manual contains a page that lists the previous revisions to the manual,a summary of the change, a reference to the change order number that contains the exact change in detail and an effective date.
while auditing the manual's changes I discovered that between rev D and E of the manual there was a change that did not get incorporated in the manual revision history!
Technically, this means that any subsequent revisions (3 of them) are actually off by one revision. What do I do to fix this? Do I just make another revision of the manual and include in the revision history page a description of this event? Do I need to go back to all the previous change records for the manual back to the time that this change should have been included in the history page and edit all the manuals? HEEEEEELLLPPP!
while auditing the manual's changes I discovered that between rev D and E of the manual there was a change that did not get incorporated in the manual revision history!
Technically, this means that any subsequent revisions (3 of them) are actually off by one revision. What do I do to fix this? Do I just make another revision of the manual and include in the revision history page a description of this event? Do I need to go back to all the previous change records for the manual back to the time that this change should have been included in the history page and edit all the manuals? HEEEEEELLLPPP!