MERIDIAN CONSOLIDATED INDUSTRIESOPERATING PRACTICE
WF-OAI-01 / MBI

Ordinary Actuation Evaluation

Ordinary Actuation Evaluation is a working sequence, not a scorecard. Each stage creates a record that allows the next practitioner to continue without restating the entire condition.

Working sequence

Control identification

The practitioner records the condition in the Review Workbook, identifies the applicable Meridian terminology and states what must be preserved before the next step is opened.

Expected response review

The practitioner records the condition in the Review Workbook, identifies the applicable Meridian terminology and states what must be preserved before the next step is opened.

Actuation observation

The practitioner records the condition in the Review Workbook, identifies the applicable Meridian terminology and states what must be preserved before the next step is opened.

Certainty assessment

The practitioner records the condition in the Review Workbook, identifies the applicable Meridian terminology and states what must be preserved before the next step is opened.

Repeatability validation

The practitioner records the condition in the Review Workbook, identifies the applicable Meridian terminology and states what must be preserved before the next step is opened.

Documentation

The practitioner records the condition in the Review Workbook, identifies the applicable Meridian terminology and states what must be preserved before the next step is opened.

Review handoff

The owner closes the workflow by recording the review outcome, follow-up interval, responsible role and return condition. If another division is involved, the receiving specialist is given the observation record rather than a summary alone.

Related method
SCR-6 provides the common handoff frame. The originating division retains its specialist definition.

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