Procedure Titles

DOE-STD-1029-92

[5]

Number pages consecutively. Begin with the coversheet (which is page 1) and

continue to the end.

[6]

Establish the location of the page number and consistently maintain the location for

all procedures. Designate the page number as "Page of ," (for example, "Page

5 of 23"). Label the main page header in appendix pages with the parent

procedure revision number and revision date.

[7]

Maintain the page numbering sequence and use an internal appendix page number

as shown in the following example.

EXAMPLE 3-4. Internal page numbering for an appendix.

SOP-618-4

Revision 0

Approved October 22, 1991

Page 16 of 16

APPENDIX A -- Check Sheet/Data Sheet

(Page 1 of 1)

[8]

Ensure the header information clearly communicates the specific use and

applicability of the procedure; the number, in conjunction with the title, must state

the unit (building or facility) to which the procedure relates.

3.1.8 Procedure Titles

[1]

Write procedure titles that are concise, clear, and descriptive of the system,

equipment, process, or activity.

[2]

Write procedure titles that are short and descriptive enough to permit the user to

easily identify the procedure and activity to which the procedure applies.

[3]

Write unique procedure titles to assist the user in identifying the correct

procedure.