Requirements for controlling maintenance activities.

DOE-STD-1181-2004

g. Describe the relationship in scheduling between preventive and predictive

maintenance.

h. Discuss the relationship between the results of predictive maintenance and preventive

maintenance.

Discuss the considerations used when determining maintenance actions and their

frequencies.

Define the term "life limiting component" and its impact on facility operation.

Facility maintenance management personnel shall demonstrate a working level

knowledge of the documentation used for controlling maintenance.

Supporting Knowledge and/or Skills

a. Discuss the purpose, use, and content of a work package.

b. Discuss the purpose, use, and contents of maintenance procedures including the

following considerations:

Development, including human factor considerations

Verification

Validation

Approval

Actions taken when procedures cannot be followed as written or when unexpected

results occur

c. Discuss the considerations for developing maintenance procedures.

d. Describe the control, review, and revision of maintenance procedures.

e. Discuss the minimum items addressed in effective work control procedures.

Facility maintenance management personnel shall demonstrate a working level

knowledge of the requirements for controlling maintenance activities.

Supporting Knowledge and/or Skills

a. Discuss the elements of an effective work control program, including the following:

Adherence to facility procedures, practices, and policies

Work control procedures

Work requests

Review of completed work requests

Control of temporary repairs

Control of non-facility contractor and sub-contractor personnel

Work site cleanliness

Job briefings

Control of troubleshooting

Tagout/lockouts, radiological work permits, confined space permits

Independent verification requirements

Maintenance problem identification, correction, and evaluation

Deficiency identification and correction

Response to abnormal maintenance conditions