Difference between Manual, Procedure, SOP, WI and OPL | Explained with example |

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The main difference between a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) and a Work Instruction (WI) lies in their level of detail and scope:
Standard Operating Procedure (SOP): An SOP provides a high-level overview of an entire process or procedure. It outlines the what, why, and who involved, specifying steps necessary to achieve a particular objective. SOPs are typically used to ensure consistency and compliance across an organization and are more general in nature.
Work Instruction (WI): A WI, on the other hand, provides specific, detailed instructions on how to perform a particular task within a broader process. It focuses on the step-by-step actions required to complete a job accurately and is often more technical than an SOP. WIs are meant for direct task execution and are usually aimed at frontline employees.
In summary, SOPs set the framework for a process, while WIs offer detailed instructions for completing individual tasks within that process.

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