Appendix. Sample Lesson Plan - Continued

DOE-STD-1067-94

(2) Specific areas should be predesignated for equipment laydown or

replacement parts staging. These areas should be set up during the

work-activity planning phase and maintained clear of other unrelated

items during the actual-work phase. Special tools and mobile

equipment should have preassigned storage or parking places.

(3) Each shop and remote work area should have storage that is

convenient and designed to help keep the area neat and clean.

Shelves, cabinets, lockers, and toolboxes are examples of storage

capabilities for items such as tools, parts, supplies, reference material,

and personal effects.

(4) Tool and equipment storage should be centrally located to shops and

normal work areas. These facilities should provide for ready access to

day-to-day tool needs and appropriate storage for infrequently used

tools and equipment.

(5) Tools issued to personnel for the routine performance of maintenance,

should be periodically inspected by supervision. Deficiencies such as

unauthorized modifications, broken tools, and indications of normal

"wear-out" should be corrected immediately.

5. Discuss with the trainees the site's evaluation process for maintenance facilities,

equipment, and tools.

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