| Week | Do | Tools | Done when |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Agree roles and the out-of-tolerance path with the general manager. Walk the floor and collect every instrument; reconcile with the old list; quarantine anything unidentified or out of date. | E01 | Every instrument found, identified and either on the register or out of use |
| 2 | Complete the register: use, measurement risk, interval, last calibration, last as-found result, last known good. Book everything due in the next 60 days. Add the instrument ID field to inspection records. | E01 | Register complete; recall booked; records name instruments |
| 3 | Review the last 12 months of certificates for as-found out-of-tolerance results; open an assessment for any without one. Set up interim checks for high-risk instruments. | E02, E01 | Every past OOT has an assessment, open or closed |
| 4 | Build the MSA plan from the control plans' key characteristics and capability studies; schedule the first studies. Hold the first weekly review; baseline the measures. | E03, E04 | MSA plan with owners and dates; weekly review on the calendar |
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