But, what if you're writing a procedure that requires two operators. The list method and outline method supply no means of describing who is to do what. One of these three methods should cover nearly all possible procedures. There are other formats used, but these are, in my opinion, the best. Another means of making a procedure easier to understand is to include a drawing.
Diagrams are indispensable in helping operators understand what needs to be done.
Diagrams also help bring a sense of reality to a procedure when an operator is reading the procedure and cannot be standing at the site of the apparatus. Safety precautions can be introduced separately at the beginning of the procedure, emphasized in the body of the procedure, or both. If you need help in preparing the safety precautions for your procedure, consult the company's safety director. Remove any dirty dishes from the sink on the left and the sink on the right 2. Turn on the cold water by turning the water control knob on the right, clockwise about half a turn.