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Technical file in step
Which sections and declarations a change touches, instead of a week of investigation.
How you work it in Colleag
- 1
Describe the change: new component, raised power, new material.
- 2
The colleague reads the technical file and traces affected sections.
- 3
Review the list of declarations and tests that are affected.
- 4
Let the colleague draft the updates; you approve.
A worked example
“What needs updating in the technical file if we raise the transmit power?”
A list of affected sections, declarations that must be redone and tests that may need repeating, with references to the file's own documents and the directives. Drafts of the updates come along for review.
Screenshot from Colleag. The example uses invented figures.
The material
- The technical file's documents in the archive
- Directives and standards you follow
- The test reports behind the declarations
You approve
Everything the colleague produces is a proposal with sources. Nothing is published, sent or saved to the archive without a human approving it, and every figure traces to its material.
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