Why must a monitoring procedure name both a person and a frequency?
a.Because the regulatory authority sets staffing levels by task
b.Because payroll records must match the temperature logs
c.Because equipment warranties require a named operator
d.Because a check that belongs to everyone belongs to no one
Explanation
A monitoring procedure is only real when a specific employee owns it and knows how often to do it, which is why the plan identifies the method, the frequency, and the designated employee or person in charge. Unassigned checks are the ones that show up as blank rows on a log after an outbreak.
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