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What is the difference between a policy and a Standard Operating Procedure?

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What is the difference between a policy and a Standard Operating Procedure?

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A policy is the guiding light. What the company sees as its objective. Example: We value our image so no damaged vehicles will be allowed on the road. A Work Method Statement is the nuts and bolts of how you do things. Example: You will report all damage to vehicles to the supervisor as soon as it occurs. The supervisor will obtain a replacement hire vehicle. Two quotes will be obtained sort of like an Act and the Regulations. One outlines the overall aim and the other tells you what/how you are to do things.

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