Writing a Business Plan for Your Unused Equipment: Operations planning

A good operation plan is essentially five ideas. For this project, think about why a piece of equipment didn’t work out and how working on these issues could resolve that challenge.

• Who should be working on what? This details your people and who needs to be involved.
• What resources are needed? Resources can be supplies, as well as time, money, or training.
• Examine the risks. Things can go south. What are the most common problems? Do you understand them?
• Prevent the risks. How are you going to stop these from happening?
• Strategically plan. Once you’ve outlined the four areas above, write a strategic plan in a SMART goal format.

Operational planning is all about creating a positive direction and establishing accountability.

What do you need to do, and who is doing it?

Learn more about forming an operations plan on here.