Section 96 of 103
95. Monitoring, Maintenance, Service and Repair
Stable section ID: S05-CON-015-SECTION-96 · 16 content blocks
- Monitoring is the periodic or continuous observation of conditions, states, events, performance, or change.
- Maintenance is the planned activity used to preserve or restore an Asset’s required condition and performance.
Service is an organized technical activity performed to inspect, adjust, maintain, support, diagnose, or restore an Asset.
Repair is the controlled correction of damage, degradation, defect, or failure.
Maintenance may be preventive, predictive, condition-based, corrective, or reliability-centered. Repair may form part of Maintenance but normally addresses a specific unacceptable condition.
Monitoring does not itself correct a condition, and loss of an alarm does not prove that the monitored Asset is healthy.
Every safety- or configuration-relevant activity should record:
affected identity and location;
previous condition;
diagnosis and evidence;
work performed;
replacement materials or Components;
resulting configuration;
inspection and reverification;
responsible person or organization.
Temporary repair shall remain visibly classified and shall include limitations, monitoring conditions, and an approved path to permanent disposition.