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Which of the following is NOT a benefit of Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)?
Which of the following is NOT a benefit of Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)?
- Helps to eliminate or reduce miscommunication.
- Catalogues procedures. This helps with worker training.
- Documents historical operating data for future reference.
- Maintains quality, safety, and environmental standards, even when the personnel changes. (correct)
Who is involved in the development of SOPs?
Who is involved in the development of SOPs?
- Field operators and control room operators
- Control room operators and maintenance staff
- Maintenance staff and field operators
- Plant managers and plant safety officers (correct)
What should be used for all new or revised procedures?
What should be used for all new or revised procedures?
- Customized templates
- Templates provided by equipment manufacturers
- Standard company templates (correct)
- No templates
Who should have access to electronic copies of SOPs?
Who should have access to electronic copies of SOPs?
What is the purpose of using Risk Assessment Matrices in relation to SOPs?
What is the purpose of using Risk Assessment Matrices in relation to SOPs?
What should be done with outdated printed copies of revised SOPs?
What should be done with outdated printed copies of revised SOPs?
Which section of the SOP lists the technical terms and definitions related to the procedure?
Which section of the SOP lists the technical terms and definitions related to the procedure?
Where are the controlled copies of SOPs typically located in large plants?
Where are the controlled copies of SOPs typically located in large plants?
What is the purpose of the background section in the SOP?
What is the purpose of the background section in the SOP?
What is the first step in the document control and revision process for SOPs?
What is the first step in the document control and revision process for SOPs?
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