Record and Document Control Procedure
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Reviewed on 4/11/11
Document control is an important element of WHS management. Through good document control, an organisation is able to demonstrate due diligence and continuous improvement.
Document control involves managing the distribution of documents, recording document names, keeping a record of dates documents were created and when they are due for review.
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