Definitions - std10650009

D OE-STD -1065-94

D EFIN ITION S

2.1

Acronyms used in this guide. The acronyms used in this guide are defined as

follows:

ASME - American Society of Mechanical Engineers

EQ - Environmental Qualification

MJR - Maintenance Job Request

PMT - Postmaintenance Test

SSC - Structures, Systems, and Components

2.2

Checkout and Verification. A form of PMT using standard maintenance

practices, as well as craft skills and knowledge, to prove that equipment is

operable as designed. The testing does not require the formal documentation

specified for Documented PMT.

Corrective Maintenance. The repair of failed or malfunctioning equipment,

2.3

system, or facility to restore the intended function or design condition. This

maintenance does not result in a significant extension of the expected useful

life.

2.4

Deficiency. An item that does not meet specified standards and requires

corrective action.

2.5

Deficiency Identification Tag. A two-part form that includes a string for ease

of attachment and may be used to identify a facility material deficiency. The

tag should be marked with a serialized number that is used for administrative

control and for deficiency location by maintenance personnel. The hard copy

of the tag should be placed on or near the deficiency in the facility. The

duplicate or carbon of the tag serves as a temporary record of the deficiency

until the data is transferred to a maintenance job request.

2.6

Deficiency Identification Sticker. A small, adhesive-backed form which may

be used primarily to identify deficiencies in those situations that preclude the

use of a Deficiency Identification Tag. The sticker should also be marked

with a serialized number. A duplicate should not be required since most

stickers are used in control rooms where the deficiency information may easily

be directly placed on a maintenance job request.