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	Engineering - Engineering Change Order
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	At A Glance
	This Word Document is a template used to track changes associated with an engineering project.
	Background
	As a company grows and as engineering projects become more complicated, it becomes increasingly more important to track the changes and history within a given project.
	Benefits
	Using this tool, you will be able to keep track of the changes, the background and the impact of changes to a given engineering project. Should you need to contact any of the parties involved in or who authorized the changes, you will be able to do so.
	Time ROI
	It takes on average 2 hours to prepare a change order template. By using MyWorkTools.com, you will save approximately 1 hour by eliminating the need to create the template.

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