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 Contractor Submittals. Drawings and documentation pertaining to
materials, fabrication procedures,
installation procedures,
personnel qualifications, cleaning procedures and records, and
testing procedures and records, which are required to document
work performed by contractors on certified facilities.
Controlled Assembly.
Proper assembly of a component in
accordance with detail drawing(s), including material and
clearance readings, verified by a second witness, usually the QA
inspector.
Controlled Material. Any material which the commanding officer,
hyperbaric
facility manager or SCA determined must be
controlled/identified
throughout
the
manufacturing/repair
process,
including
installation, in order to meet the
specifications required of the end product. Controlled material
shall be placed in segregated storage and shall be identified by
and
material
markings
applicable
quality
assurance
documentation.
Any work which the commanding officer,
Controlled Task.
hyperbaric facility manager or SCA determined must be controlled
throughout
the
manufacturing/repair
process,
including
installation, in order to meet the specifications required of
the end product.
Construction Specifications.
The document which details the
specific requirements which must be met during construction and
modification of hyperbaric facilities with respect to materials
u s e d , processes followed, personnel qualifications, cleaning
levels, testing and documentation.
C r a c k . A linear rupture of metal under stress.
ritical Defect. A defect that judgment and experience indicate
could result in hazardous or unsafe conditions for individuals
using or maintaining the product.
Any nonconformance
of
the
unit
or
product
with
Defect.
specified requirements.
A lack of compliance with any
authoritative document, plan, procedure, instruction, etc.
Departure from Specification Approval.
A
device
by which
responsible authority grants administrative
and/or
technical
approval of a departure from specifications.
Design Operating Pressure.
The maximum pressure at which a
structure, system, or component operates under normal service
conditions.
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