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Hydro One – Health & Safety Document Management

A governed document-management service that automated the authoring, approval, publication, review, and archival lifecycle for health and safety documents.

Role
Requirements, taxonomy, and workflow design
Year
2012

Executive summary

Hydro One used SharePoint to bring the full lifecycle of health and safety documentation into a more controlled, auditable process.

My role

I facilitated requirements sessions, gathered workflow requirements, consolidated them into delivery documentation, and defined the taxonomy used to organize documents.

Approach

  • Created a dashboard for requesting new documents and workspaces for authoring them.
  • Designed workflows for authoring, approval, publication, archival, and scheduled review.
  • Automated document numbering, four-level approvals, escalation, and workspace provisioning.
  • Built quality checks for broken links and image references before publication.
  • Connected archival activities to records-management taxonomy and systems.

Outcome

The service gave the organization a more reliable way to manage safety documentation while reducing manual handoffs across its lifecycle.

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