Handling - std10710011

D O E -S T D -1071-94

3.4.1.9 Special inspections normally require:

Formal quality records of all measured data

Date inspection performed

The identification of the individual and the organization performing

the inspection

Accept/reject status identification

The signature of the applicable authority to approve the status

3.4.1.10 Items receiving special inspection (especially Safety Class Items) should be

appropriately identified and segregated from normal stock to indicate status

and ensure proper application.

3.4.1.11 Materials and equipment which have been repaired and/or stored in the

plant should require the same inspection defined for the original purchase

and/or appropriate for its intended application as specified by engineering

before becoming available for use or restock.

3.4.1.12 Stored items which are affected by time-environment should be regularly

checked by designated personnel, expired or otherwise jeopardized items

should be removed from normal storage until dispositioned by the proper

authority.

3.4.1.13 An "Acceptance Tag" should be placed on the item after satisfactory

receipt inspection. The tag should be legibly marked to indicate whether

an item has any type of special storage requirements (see Appendix A for

an example). This provides the user, requester, or storeroom personnel

with an easy method to ensure special storage control requirements are

satisfied. The tag may cross-reference a particular entry in a file system

(tickler file) for further instructions.

3.4.2

Handling

3.4.2.1 Lifting equipment labels should be current and the maximum load

capability, as marked on the equipment, should not be violated when

handling or moving items.

3.4.2.2 Lifting equipment should be regularly tested, inspected, and acceptance

tagged to ensure integrity.