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This four-book procedure writing series is based on real-life examples and includes topics like best practices, compliance, systems approach and writing format.
The first book of this 4-book series, sets the stage for establishing a framework for a system of company manuals and for writing consistent, logical, and individual policies and procedures that are well-received and easy to use and apply. The reader is introduced to the writing format, a method of writing consistent and logical policies and procedures each time. This format is a common theme in each of book.
This is an extension of Chapter 4--The Writing Format--of the first book. This book provides checklists, exercises, and answers for each section of the seven section writing format.
The third book in the series provides best practices for creating cross-functional teams to research, develop, write, coordinate, review, approve, publish, train, measure, and revise policies and procedures. More than 150 URLs (internet links) provide sample "real-life" policies and procedures that can help you quickly get a jump on the development of any policy or procedure idea, suggestion, or revision.
This book focuses on what happens AFTER policies and procedures are published. You’re introduced to five commonly used quality tools for measuring processes, policies, and procedures. These tools will help you make quality revisions that result in improvements and cost savings.
Based on Real-Life Procedure Writing ExperienceUsing a case study taken from a company where Stephen Page worked as a policies and procedures manager, you’re led from a labor-intensive procedure to a streamlined solution that saved the company $2 million annually! Learn from Stephen Page’s experience and purchase all four books today to save yourself a lot of time, money and hassle. |
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