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Unclear Sections For Field

An engineer sent a dense draft and I know field techs will misinterpret at least two sections. I don’t have their inbo…

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An engineer sent a dense draft and I know field techs will misinterpret at least two sections. I don’t have their inboxes available to ask. Read the draft, highlight the most unclear passages, explain why each will confuse a technician, and give the single clarifying question I should send the engineer for each passage so they can fix it quickly.
when the reply comes backPush once: ask it to sharpen the weakest part, and to say what it assumed.

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An engineer sent a draft and I’m not sure which sections are ambiguous for field techs

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