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You definitely want to indicate on the sign-off sheet the complete title of the
document(s) reviewed, including release or part number, and the date of the
sign-off. This is important information for your records.
The only statement I would include would be something generic like "The
undersigned have reviewed the following document(s) and agree to their release,
once changes indicated by the reviewers have been incorporated". This allows
you to get sign-off before you've finished making all corrections that the
reviewers wanted.
Scott
Jennifer O Neill wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm doing a sign-off sheet for the reviewers of our manuals and
> wonder what info or statements you include on yours. How specific do
> you make them to a particular manual or do you keep them general?
>
> Cheers,
>
> Jennifer
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Scott Wahl
Customer Documentation Coordinator
Bridgewater Systems Corporation
(613) 591-6655 x.2579
