How to write work instructions: structure, example and template
What belongs in a work instruction, how to write one in seven steps and which mistakes to avoid — with an example and a template to copy.
Guides
Guides that get found and understood.
Practical help with writing down, approving and finding company know-how — useful even without SkriDoc.
Safety briefings and policies: how to prove they were read
The briefing happened — but can you show it? What the law requires, what belongs in a record and how to keep it without piles of paper.
Keeping complete records of recurring inspections and maintenance
Monthly, yearly, as the manufacturer specifies: how to keep track of recurring inspections — and prove that they were done.
Capture procedures on your phone before they are forgotten
Knowledge is created at the system; it gets written down — if at all — days later in the office. How to capture procedures right on site.
Keeping knowledge when someone resigns
The notice period is shorter than it looks. How to find out which knowledge would leave with the person — and capture it before they are gone.
QR codes on equipment and machines: when it pays off
A QR code on the device brings the guide to where it is needed. When it pays off, what should be behind the code and what matters for the sticker.