Control of Post maintenance Testing

DOE-STD-1065-94

closure and response times, strokes

hydrostatic test if a pressure boundary was affected

3.4.1.6

Combinations of the elements listed above may be specified as

appropriate to provide complete PMT. Examples of

maintenance performed and associated PMT are given in

Appendix C. The examples are provided as guidance only. The

actual required testing should be tailored to the specific

maintenance performed.

3.4.2

Control of Postmaintenance Testing

Control and documentation of PMT activities are a part of the facility's work

control and equipment status control systems.

3.4.2.1

During the initial processing of an MJR, the maintenance

planner should include predefined PMT in job instructions

based on consultation with the owner/operator.

3.4.2.2

Appendix A, PMT Control Form, should be filled out by the

planner and attached to the MJR, as appropriate.

3.4.2.3

When a maintenance activity involves several different tests, a

separate PMT Control Form may be used to document each

test.

3.4.2.4

The maintenance planner should obtain assistance from the

owner/operator, technical support, the responsible system

engineer, or other groups as needed to ensure that all testing

requirements and acceptance criteria are specified.

3.4.2.5

The maintenance supervisor responsible for the work should

review the MJR prior to beginning work, including the PMT

Control Form. During this review, the supervisor is responsible

for understanding the specified testing for the intended work

and providing feedback for inadequacies.

3.4.2.6

The owner/operator should approve the MJR prior to the start

of maintenance work.