Create product safety records that show what was known, decided, changed, and verified.
The move: make the safety decision reconstructable. A product safety record has two jobs. It helps the team make the decision now, and it lets someone understand the decision later without relying on memory. What was known Capture the signal, affected product, hazard, foreseeable user, severity, exposure, test data, complaint data, and open uncertainty. Keep facts separate from conclusions. What was decided Record the options considered, the chosen control, rejected controls, decision owner, and rationale. Rejected safety options matter because silence can look like they were never considered. What was verified Close the loop with evidence: test results, inspection records,…
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