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06-Aug-2007, 05:50
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 sign off I am translating a plan for quality control system implementation and I cannot get throught the following sentence: "Autonomous Production Units sign off work instruction from operators." What is the author trying to say? That production units cancel work operation? Is that correct? Thanks for your help. Marketa. |
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06-Aug-2007, 11:41
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 Re: sign off Sign off can mean to give approval, but that doesn't make a great deal of sense to me. It can mean to log off, which seems more likely here. |
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