Standard operating procedure - Revision history

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		+	* CLC releases Site Operating Procedures v6.
	* ISO 9001.		* ISO 9001.
	* Method of procedure.		* Method of procedure.
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	= ISO 9001 =		= ISO 9001 =

−	~~The~~ International Organisation for Standardisation ISO 9001 ~~standard~~ specifies the need for a quality management system where an organisation can demonstrate its consistent ability to meet the requirements of clients, stakeholders and any applicable regulatory requirements. By creating standard operating procedures, organisations can incorporate these standardised instructions into their ISO 9001 policy documentation.	+	International Organisation for Standardisation ISO 9001 specifies the need for a quality management system where an organisation can demonstrate its consistent ability to meet the requirements of clients, stakeholders and any applicable regulatory requirements. By creating standard operating procedures, organisations can incorporate these standardised instructions into their ISO 9001 policy documentation.
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		+	For more information on this standard, visit [[ISO_9001\|ISO 9001]].

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	= Introduction =		= Introduction =

−	A standard operating procedure (SOP) is an overview of the processes behind an operation or task. A standard operating procedure provides formal (typically written) guidelines for workers on how to proceed.	+	A standard operating procedure (SOP) is an overview of the processes behind an operation or task. A standard operating procedure provides formal (typically written) guidelines for workers about how to proceed.

	= Applications =		= Applications =

−	The general nature of the instructions is what differentiates a standard operating procedure from a method of procedure (MOP), which is extremely detailed and documents specific step-by-step instructions. ~~On its own, a~~ method of procedure (or several methods of procedure) can be incorporated into standard operating procedures.	+	The general nature of the instructions is what differentiates a standard operating procedure from a method of procedure (MOP), which is extremely detailed and documents specific step-by-step instructions. A method of procedure (or several methods of procedure) can be incorporated into standard operating procedures.

−	By formalising processes, a standard of procedure creates uniformity in how operations or tasks are performed. It also informs new employees of acceptable business policies and practices.	+	By formalising processes, a standard operating procedure creates uniformity in how operations or tasks are performed. It also informs new employees about acceptable business policies and practices.

	Standard operating procedures are extensively used to document manufacturing processes and health and safety practices.		Standard operating procedures are extensively used to document manufacturing processes and health and safety practices.
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	= ISO 9001 =		= ISO 9001 =

−	The International Organisation for Standardisation ISO 9001 standard specifies the need for a quality management system where an organisation can demonstrate its consistent ability to meet the requirements of clients, stakeholders and any applicable regulatory requirements.	+	The International Organisation for Standardisation ISO 9001 standard specifies the need for a quality management system where an organisation can demonstrate its consistent ability to meet the requirements of clients, stakeholders and any applicable regulatory requirements. By creating standard operating procedures, organisations can incorporate these standardised instructions into their ISO 9001 policy documentation.
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−	By creating standard operating procedures, organisations can incorporate these standardised instructions into their ISO 9001 policy documentation.	+

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	* Quality manuals and quality plans.		* Quality manuals and quality plans.

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−	* Construction management statement.
−	* Construction manager.
−	* Consultation process.
	* ISO 9001.		* ISO 9001.
	* Method of procedure.		* Method of procedure.
	* Method statement.		* Method statement.
−	* ~~Outline planning application~~.	+	* Quality management systems (QMS) - beyond the documentation.
−	* ~~Planning permission.~~	+	* Quality manuals and quality plans.
−	* Project execution plan.	+
−	* Reserved matters.	+

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= Introduction =

A standard operating procedure (SOP) is an overview of the processes behind an operation or task. A standard operating procedure provides formal (typically written) guidelines for workers on how to proceed.

= Applications =

The general nature of the instructions is what differentiates a standard operating procedure from a method of procedure (MOP), which is extremely detailed and documents specific step-by-step instructions. On its own, a method of procedure (or several methods of procedure) can be incorporated into standard operating procedures.

By formalising processes, a standard of procedure creates uniformity in how operations or tasks are performed. It also informs new employees of acceptable business policies and practices.

Standard operating procedures are extensively used to document manufacturing processes and health and safety practices.

= ISO 9001 =

The International Organisation for Standardisation ISO 9001 standard specifies the need for a quality management system where an organisation can demonstrate its consistent ability to meet the requirements of clients, stakeholders and any applicable regulatory requirements.

By creating standard operating procedures, organisations can incorporate these standardised instructions into their ISO 9001 policy documentation.

= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

* Construction management statement.
* Construction manager.
* Consultation process.
* ISO 9001.
* Method of procedure.
* Method statement.
* Outline planning application.
* Planning permission.
* Project execution plan.
* Reserved matters.

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