Hi All,

I would agree with those that stated the SOPs should contain as much information as possible. As soon as something is left up for interpretation, issues can occur. When issues occur and the individual followed the SOP to the best of their ability, it is no longer a user error, but an issue with a procedure. This can cause many other problems, thus it is very important to be as specific and detailed as possible to ensure if followed they will know exactly what to do.

-Andrew Nashed