Features of a Good POM
It shall contain the technical information required to support operations personnel to safely and efficiently start up, operate, control, and handle normal and abnormal process conditions, including shutdown, depressurization, and restarting of the plant system.
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It shall contain the technical information required to support operations personnel to safely and efficiently start up, operate, control, and handle normal and abnormal process conditions, including shutdown, depressurization, and restarting of the plant system.
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The POM should not contain information already available in other documents (e.g., commissioning manuals, training manuals).
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It must be well-structured and contain information in a sequential order.
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It should be easy to search for and locate the required information.
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The POM should include enough graphics to help understand the process and control systems.
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Information and instructions should be clear and straightforward, with no vague statements.
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Sentences should be simple and short, using technical English.
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There should be a uniform standard for colors, letter sizes, capitalization, and highlighting of all hazards.
Typical Table of Contents
It shall contain the technical information required to support operations personnel to safely and efficiently start up, operate, control, and handle normal and abnormal process conditions, including shutdown, depressurization, and restarting of the plant system.
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It shall contain the technical information required to support operations personnel to safely and efficiently start up, operate, control, and handle normal and abnormal process conditions, including shutdown, depressurization, and restarting of the plant system.
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The POM should not contain information already available in other documents (e.g., commissioning manuals, training manuals).
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It must be well-structured and contain information in a sequential order.
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It should be easy to search for and locate the required information.
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The POM should include enough graphics to help understand the process and control systems.
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Information and instructions should be clear and straightforward, with no vague statements.
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Sentences should be simple and short, using technical English.
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There should be a uniform standard for colors, letter sizes, capitalization, and highlighting of all hazards.
Typical Table
It shall contain the technical information required to support operations personnel to safely and efficiently start up, operate, control, and handle normal and abnormal process conditions, including shutdown, depressurization, and restarting of the plant system.