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2. REPORTER:
Mavel V. Solatorio

3. It’s a comprehensive list of important
or relevant actions, or steps to be taken in a
specific order. They can be in the form of
questions or actions to be carried out. They
can have a scoring system or they can collect
comments.

5. Here are Fox’s categories :
Task checklists
Troubleshooting checklists
Discipline checklists
Coordination lists
To-do list

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11. Checklists are often presented as lists
with small checkboxes down the left
hand side of the page. A small tick
or checkmark is drawn in the box after
the item has been completed.

12. You can use checklists for many things, such as:
Designing a product
Evaluating equipment
Deciding what to buy
Operating complex equipment
Carrying out maintenance

13. Designing a product you might have a
checklist of functions that you want your product to
have.
Evaluating equipment your checklist may
remind you to consider all the various people that
might come into contact with the equipment.
Deciding what to buy if you’re buying
something, you may have a specification checklist.

14. Operating complex equipment your
checklist may be a sequence of things that you
need to do in certain order.
Carrying out maintenance your list may
be a set of checks tha need to be carried out a
intervals and can provide a written record that
those checks have been done.

15. Benefits /Advantages of Using a Checklist
• You can save your brain
power for more creative
things.
• You can save time.
• You can delegate more
easily.
• Checklists can help you stay
focused and organized.
• It’s easy for us to forget
things.