Standard operating procedures, or SOPs, are the backbone of safe, consistent and efficient operations. They define how work gets done, reduce variability between technicians, and provide a defensible framework for safety and compliance. Yet in many organizations, SOPs are written once and rarely revisited, despite changes in equipment, regulations, technology and workforce experience.Any slow season for your business is the ideal time to correct that pattern. With fewer pressures, you can step back and take a hard look at whether your SOPs still reflect how work should be done, and how it’s actually being done in the field. An annual
