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5.1.3.2. Structure - Specific activities

The minimum requirements as established through review of legislation, codes and standards etc. form the basis for the description of the specific activities in each element. Further detail can come from own requirements, from projects or form any other source. The guiding principle here is that the description shall be sufficient to provide guidance to implementation. Further detail may then be included in other manuals or procedures that may be referenced in the description of the specific activities.

The description and further detailing of activities shall include any tools that may be used during implementation such as forms for task risk assessment, incident analysis etc.

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THE principle of RESISTANCE TO CHANGE

"The greater the departure of any planned change from the accepted ways of the past, the greater the potential resistance by the people involved.