In: Chemistry
PleaseI need the procedure on how to solve this questions!
Thanks!
Procedures are the workhorses of a company. While policies guide the way people make decisions, procedures show the "how to's" for completing a task or process.
Procedures are action oriented. They outline steps to take, and the order in which they need to be taken. They're often instructional, and they may be used in training and orientation. Well-written procedures are typically solid, precise, factual, short, and to the point.
Many procedures seem "black and white," with clear steps and only one way of doing things: "Complete A, then B, then C." But sometimes you need to be less exact and allow room for personal judgment. When a procedure is too tight, it can cause confusion. Since life isn't always simple and clear-cut, some procedures need to allow subjectivity and individual choices.
When Do You Need a Procedure?
Not everything needs a procedure, so don't create procedures for basic tasks