Maintenance Job Request (MJR) Planning - Continued

DOE-STD-1050-93

3.4.2.8

Determine procedure requirements based on equipment classification,

ALARA (as low as reasonably achievable) considerations, and/or extent of

repair needed to restore the equipment to operating condition (see DOE

"Writer's Guide f or T echnical Procedures"). Typically, the following types

of repairs should have an approved procedure or work instructions prior to

work:

work on safety-related equipment

work on environmentally qualified (EQ) equipment

welding

code repairs

repairs that involve quality control verification

configuration managed equipment

Where pre-approved procedures are available, work should be performed

using these procedures.

3.4.2.9

If an approved procedure is not required as determined in Step 3.4.2.8,

provide work instructions to the craftsperson in sufficient detail to correct the

equipment deficiency. Vendor recommendations, engineering requirements,

craft training/skills (skill-of-the-craft), special tool needs, and hazards

involved in performing the task should be considered when preparing these

instructions. Engineering review of new work instructions should be

performed to ensure adequacy. Work instructions to control troubleshooting

should be developed as outlined in Appendix F.

N ote: Consideration should be given to maintaining a library of routine,

recurring maintenance instructions to minimize planning time.

Previous job histories should be review ed to establish standard job

durations, typical parts and consumables needed, and other job

requirements listed in A ppendix G (Planning Checksheet).

3.4.2.10

Working with craft supervision and reviewing maintenance history records

to determine time and coordination requirements to accomplish the task.