Q QSMLauren Mar 21, 2013 #11 Mar 21, 2013 #11 To keep it simple - I would only use "procedure" and get rid of work instruction as a separate term.
Randy Super Moderator Mar 21, 2013 #12 Mar 21, 2013 #12 QSMLauren said: To keep it simple - I would only use "procedure" and get rid of work instruction as a separate term. Click to expand... Keep it even simpler and refer to them as directions on what and how to do stuff
QSMLauren said: To keep it simple - I would only use "procedure" and get rid of work instruction as a separate term. Click to expand... Keep it even simpler and refer to them as directions on what and how to do stuff
B Big Jim Super Moderator Mar 21, 2013 #13 Mar 21, 2013 #13 QSMLauren said: To keep it simple - I would only use "procedure" and get rid of work instruction as a separate term. Click to expand... Remember that anything you label as a procedure needs to either be included or referenced in your quality manual (4.2.2b).
QSMLauren said: To keep it simple - I would only use "procedure" and get rid of work instruction as a separate term. Click to expand... Remember that anything you label as a procedure needs to either be included or referenced in your quality manual (4.2.2b).