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Saving the Work Package document under its own name Save the Work Package document by selecting the SAVE-AS command; this will avoid overwriting the standard template. You must specify your own Project Directory. Once your Work Package is complete check the document against the following Quality Criteria: The required Work Package is clearly defined and understood by the assigned resource There is a Product Description for the required product(s), with clearly identified and acceptable quality criteria The Product Description matches up with the other Work Package documentation Standards for the work are agreed The defined standards are in line with those applied to similar products All necessary interfaces have been defined The reporting arrangements include the provision for raising issues and risks There is agreement between the Project Manager and the recipient on exactly what is to be done There is agreement on the constraints, including effort, cost and targets The dates and effort are in line with those shown in the Stage Plan for the current management stage Reporting arrangements are defined Any requirement for independent attendance at, and participation in, quality activities is defined. PROJECT DOCUMENTATION WORK PACKAGE Project: Release: Date:  PRINCE2  Author: Owner: Client: Document Ref: Version No:  1 Work Package History 1.1 Document Location This document is only valid on the day it was printed. The source of the document will be found at this location [insert folder structure] 1.2 Revision History Date of this revision: Date of next revision: Revision datePrevious revision dateSummary of ChangesChanges markedFirst issue 1.3 Approvals This document requires the following approvals. Signed approval forms should be filed appropriately in the project filing system. NameSignatureTitleDate of IssueVersion 1.4 Distribution This document has been distributed to: NameTitleDate of IssueVersion 2 Table of Contents Page 1 Work Package History 1 1.1 Document Location 1 1.2 Revision History 1.3 Approvals 1.4 Distribution 2 Table of Contents 3 Date 4 Team Manager or Person Authorised 5 Work Package Description 6 Techniques/Processes/Procedures 7 Development Interfaces 8 Operations and Maintenance Interfaces 9 Configuration Management Requirements 10 Joint Agreements 11 Tolerances 12 Constraints 13 Reporting Arrangements 14 Problem Handling and Escalation 15 Extracts or References 16 Approval Requirements 3 Date [The date of the agreement between the Project Manager and the Team Manager/person authorised] 4 Team Manager or Person Authorised [The name of the Team Manager or individual with whom the agreement has been made] 5 Work Package Description [A description of the work to be done] 6 Techniques/Processes/Procedures [Any techniques, tools, standards, processes or procedures to be used in the creation of the specialist products] 7 Development Interfaces [Interfaces that must be maintained while developing the products. These may be people providing information or those who need to receive information] 8 Operations and Maintenance Interfaces [Identification of any specialist products with which the product(s) in the Work Package will have to interface during their operational life. These may be other products to be produced by the project, existing products, or those to be produced by other projects (for example, if the project is part of a programme)] 9 Configuration Management Requirements [This will identify any arrangements that must be made by the producer for: version control of the products in the Work Package, obtaining copies of other products or their Product Descriptions, submission of the product to configuration management, any storage or security requirements, and any need to advise Project Support of changes in the status of the Work Package] 10 Joint Agreements [Details of the agreements on effort, cost, start and end dates and key milestones for the Work Package] 11 Tolerances [Details of the tolerances for the Work Package (the tolerances will be for time and cost but may also include scope and risk)] 12 Constraints [Any constraints (apart from the tolerances) on the work, people to be involved, timings, charges, rules to be followed (for example, security and safety) etc.] 13 Reporting Arrangements [The expected frequency and content of Checkpoint Reports] 14 Problem Handling and Escalation [The procedure for raising issues and risks] 15 Extracts or References [Any extracts or references to related documents, specifically: Stage Plan extract This will be the relevant section of either the Stage Plan for the current management stage or be a pointer to it Product Description(s) This would normally be an attachment of the Product Description(s) for the products identified in the Work Package (note that the Product Description contains the quality methods to be used)] 16 Approval Requirements [The person, role or group who will approve the completed Work Package, and how the Project Manager is to be advised of completion of the Work Package]     Insert Project Name Work Package Date:  TIME \@ "d MMMM yyyy" 1 April 2009 Page  PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 2 k o  p34JȶȶȬȖ|ob|hSj%hs-6B*phhSj%hSj%6B*phhOhs-CJaJhOhs-CJaJmH sH hOhs-CJaJhs-5CJmH sH hs-CJmH sH hs-5CJ$mH sH  hs-5CJ(hs-mH sH h'B#h'B#CJaJhs-B*phhSj%hs-B*phh'B#hSj%hs- hs-5#()" # $ 5 6   g h $a$$a$$a$x 6  b : pqrst $a$$ a$ & Fgd'B#Ekd$$Ifl0#H &4 la $$Ifa$$a$ jEkd$$Ifl0#H &4 la $$Ifa$Ekdm$$Ifl0#H &4 lajEkd$$Ifl0#H &4 la $$Ifa$EkdG$$Ifl0#H &4 lajEkd$$Ifl0#H &4 la $$Ifa$Ekd!$$Ifl0#H &4 lajEkdh$$Ifl0#H &4 la $$Ifa$Ekd$$Ifl0#H &4 la    jEkdB$$Ifl0#H &4 la $$Ifa$Ekd$$Ifl0#H &4 la4J+BUd $$Ifa$$a$Ekd$$Ifl0#H &4 la  euv4:;LtRVZ{~%59CGRV_pęhmth>h>hs-5 hs-5hOhs-CJaJh2%hOhs-CJaJhs-mH sH hs-hOhs-5CJaJhOhs-CJaJmH sH hOhO5CJaJmH sH hOhs-5CJaJmH sH 1defgstd[[[[ $$Ifa$kd$$If+\ D%y04 +a+ytk tuv d_]_X_OOO $$Ifa$gd2%$a$kd$$If+\ D%y04 +a+ytk  +3456789Gkd$$If*rO?:!D%N B  04 *a+ $$Ifa$ $IfgdO9:;LstyWRPRRGG $$Ifa$$a$kd$$If*hrO?:!D%N B  04 *a+Zkd$$If+\O  !D%O804 +a+ $$Ifa$ $IfgdOlgb``RGG h^  hh^h`$a$$a$kd $$If+\O  !D%O804 +a++<PX|"6DSm*N & Fgd & Fgdmt h  hh^h` h^%&(*,MNuwy%')NOP*.>?@469DEF:<?^_`mCEH]^ hhmt5B*CJaJphhmths-hB*CJaJphhhmtB*CJaJphhhs-B*CJaJphJw'O*+?6E<_mE pnW^n`Wgdmt  0^`0  p@ P ! & Fgdmt & FgdE^$RSTUvwxy$h]ha$$a$gdOgdO$a$gdO & Fgd^+,CDPQRS[\rstuwxyһ hCJh2%mHnHujhUhh6B*phh~jh~Uhs-hhB*CJaJph*hxhxhxhxhxhxhxhxhxkroooP. 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