Listing the job steps takes very little time for an experienced Planner. The important point is to ensure that each step is small enough that you can “think through” all the things all the actions needed to complete the step, including materials, tools,equipment and special instructions. And don’t forget the “heads and tails” of the job – such as reading the work order, cleanup, returning tools, etc.
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Don Armstrong, is a Professional Engineer whose experience includes direct line responsibility as maintenance and engineering manager for over 5,000 man-years of safe trades effort in three large pulp and paper mills in Canada (Powell River, Crofton and Nanaimo) and one in New Zealand, complemented by eighteen years of consulting in many different industries and institutions, world-wide