Build Procedures Once. Everyone Follows Them.
Write step-by-step standard operating procedures with photo references, route them through manager approval, then link them to equipment. When a procedure changes, one republish sends everyone assigned back through the new version.
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Write It Once. Reference It Forever.
Create detailed SOPs with numbered steps, photo references, and safety notes. Attach them to specific equipment so techs can pull up the right procedure when they're standing at the machine.
- Step-by-step procedure builder
- Photo references on every step for clarity
- Link SOPs to specific equipment for instant access
- Text instructions with photo and media attachments
Hydraulic Fluid Top-Off
Locate reservoir behind main panel. Verify level is below fill line.
Use only ISO 46 fluid. Do not overfill.
Inspect for leaks around the seal.
Tunnel Brush Replacement
Submitted by Mike T. • 2 days ago
Emergency Shutdown Procedure
Submitted by Sarah J. • 1 day ago
Draft. Review. Approve. Full Audit Trail.
SOPs go through a proper approval workflow. Draft a procedure, route it to a manager for review, and publish only after approval. Every change is tracked with timestamps and who made it.
- Draft → Review → Approve workflow
- Manager sign-off before publishing
- Full version history with audit trail
- Track who approved and when
Update a Procedure. Retrain Everyone in One Step.
When an approved SOP changes, its training update is staged for manager review. Set the audience and deadline, then republish the new version.
- Changes staged for a manager to review
- Track who has read the latest version
- Assign approved SOPs as required training
- Version comparison shows what changed
"Hydraulic Fluid Top-Off" has been revised (v3)
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One procedure. Versioned, approved, and assigned.
Write, approve and publish SOPs with photos, equipment links and retraining when you republish an update.