How to Design Manuals

Well, you'll have to start by being much more specific.

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Thank you very much lynlynch

If i want to be specific the way RVZ717 said

I need sop for packaging machinery and grinding machinery

regarding productio on it and maintenance of it.

But I will try with your reference mentioned in your answer.

Thanks a lot.

Start with the manufacturers of the machinery -- they should have maintenance manuals or procedures or offer training.

I also like Del's very good, "radical" idea! Ask the people who are going to run or maintain the equipment what they want or need.

...I'll add one extra comment...
Ask the people who will be using the manuals what they need and how they would like them.
Ok I know it's a radical idea.
Del