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Writing safety critical instructions

Procedures, (which includes work instructions, operating rules and so on) are the agreed safe ways of doing things. They may include step-by-step instructions, checklists, decision aids, diagrams, flow-charts and other types of job aids. Making sure that these are easy to follow, accurate and appropriate is often not easy task - but is essential for controlling risk.

Duration

This is a two day workshop.

Who should attend?

This workshop has been developed for line managers and technical specialists who need to create procedures, work instructions, checklists or other operating documents.

What will you learn?

The main areas covered by this workshop are:

the use of procedures as a risk control measure
using task analysis
process mapping
understanding errors and violations
text features
using illustrations and graphics
effective warnings
writing style
creating effective checklists, and
writing in plain English.

Writing Effective Instructions - 2d programme
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