The SOP is a PDF nobody opens
Twenty pages in a shared drive. The people doing the task learned it from whoever sat next to them.
Step by step procedure films for the people doing the work, watchable on a phone at the machine.
Twenty pages in a shared drive. The people doing the task learned it from whoever sat next to them.
An experienced operator is retiring and the procedure lives in their hands, not in a document.
A step gets skipped on the night shift. Seeing it done correctly fixes what a written instruction has not.
7 in the library.
The techniques this kind of film is actually shot in. Each one links to a project that used it.
Sectors we have already shipped this kind of film into, newest library first.
Whichever shows the step more clearly. Hands on equipment film well; anything inside a machine, a reaction or a safety failure is better animated, because you cannot film it safely.
Yes. We cut with that in mind: large on-screen labels, captions on by default, and a vertical version when the video will be opened one-handed next to a machine.
One procedure per video. Bundling three tasks into one film means somebody scrubs through two of them every time they need the third.
The written SOP if one exists, and half a day with the person who actually performs the task. The second matters more than the first.
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