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Title: Measurement Policies And Procedures - Development And Implementation Considerations
Author: Bruce Wallace
Source: 2013 International School of Hydrocarbon Measurement
Year Published: 2013
Abstract: With proper consideration and with buy-in from stakeholders, well designed and documented measurement practices help reduce company costs. Cost reductions include those associated with Lost-and-Unaccounted-for (L&U), asset maintenance, and labor. Furthermore, good measurement procedures help employees perform safely and effectively and help support stable, predictable measurement processes. In this paper, we will discuss: What happens when measurement practices are not effective? What are the metrics to determine if measurement practices need improvement? Why do policies and procedures fail? When should policies and procedures be reviewed and updated? Who is responsible for creating and maintaining policies and procedures? How do policies and procedures get effectively communicated

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