As long as you have a reason for chaging the baseline such as approved changes to the scope, schedule or budget, you should have an in house process that should guide you on the procedures to be undertaken. If not you may have to record your method of change control.
You would need to ensure that you are able to correctly identify the reasons for the change, and the resultant impact to the project of the change, (also any impacts to safety, quality, testing requirements, and the like). These changes should be recorded in a manner where the information is adequate and visible.
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Andrew,
As long as you have a reason for chaging the baseline such as approved changes to the scope, schedule or budget, you should have an in house process that should guide you on the procedures to be undertaken. If not you may have to record your method of change control.
You would need to ensure that you are able to correctly identify the reasons for the change, and the resultant impact to the project of the change, (also any impacts to safety, quality, testing requirements, and the like). These changes should be recorded in a manner where the information is adequate and visible.
Andy