Define Register: a list? a binder full of records?

Hi Everyone,

I just had one quick question: Can you define register for me?

Is it a list? Can it be a binder full of records? I'm wondering if I have to have a list/table of contents of finished product specifications or if the binder full of product specifications is fine.

Thank you in advance,
AA NNFF

Basically it's Aussie for "list".

Agreed, list. You're going to want a table of contents for your binder full of specifications.

List. The auditor is going to want to see a single summary sheet of what you have on file. Can be a pain to keep up but also handy to have.

Thanks for clearing it up for me. I'm going to be spending the rest of the afternoon creating lots of registers.

I don't know if this will help you, but what we did for SQFregarding the registers was to create excel work sheets. They are like an index in that they list all the items for the register in the rows going down and the colums across the top lists all the different documents required for that item, for example raw materials, all the raw materials are listed down the side. Then across the top is the differnent required documents such as MSDS, Spec Sheet, GMO Statement, Kosher Cert, etc. What we did was list the date of the document in the column so we could easily see when it would be due to be updated. Also we made these clickable links so that if you want to view say a certain spec sheet, you click on the link in that cell and it takes you right to the information.

Hi Everyone,

I just had one quick question: Can you define register for me?

Is it a list? Can it be a binder full of records? I'm wondering if I have to have a list/table of contents of finished product specifications or if the binder full of product specifications is fine.

Thank you in advance,
AA NNFF

As several of our members have stated, it is a list here is an example created in Word (some people use Excel).

FSR 008 Document Master List Example.pdf   179.08KB   71 downloads

Regards,

Tony