What is not covered in the Index of Operations of an SOP?

The Index of Operations in a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) provides essential information about the processes and procedures involved in ammunition handling. It typically includes a sequential list of operations to allow personnel to follow the proper steps in order, as well as descriptions of each operation to ensure clarity and understanding of the tasks involved.

Total explosives allowed is also an important factor that would likely be detailed in the SOP, as it relates to safety and compliance regulations.

However, the Index of Operations does not generally include the frequency of operations. This information is typically more related to scheduling and resource management rather than the execution of operations themselves. The focus of the Index is to provide a clear and structured outline of the operational steps, so details on how often these steps are to be carried out would not be included in that specific section.