Master equipment list

The HCF maintenance management program is described in the SNL/NM Nuclear Facility Maintenance Implementation Plan (MIP) in (SNL 1997) and the SNL/NM Site Maintenance Plan (SNL 1993). Maintenance activities for the HCF are conducted by the three groups mentioned above that is, HCF personnel, ES H Center personnel, and FOE Center personnel. The scope of SSCs for which maintenance will be performed is established by the latest edition of the HCF Master Equipment List (MEL). This list differentiates between safety-related and nonsafety-related SSCs and specifically identifies those SSCs for which TSR surveillance requirements have been established, it also identifies the organization responsible for performing maintenance on each item. 

Specific identification of real and programmatic equipment in the HCF is accomplished by the HCF Master Equipment List (MEL). The MEL also identifies equipment that is the responsibility of the HCF Department, but for which maintenance is performed by the Corporate Landlord in accordance with the ILA. 

See System, Master Equipment List (MEL), and Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) for additional related information. 

Various interrelations and dependencies exist between the different types of documents - for instance, a Process Instrumentation Diagram is a master document that determines the content of peripheral documents such as equipment lists. Ftirther, it needs to be considered that documents and their contents evolve over time Each document has a lifecycle of its own, comprising creation, editing, review, approval, and release processes. During a document lifecycle, different versions of a document are created that need to be managed. 

Master Minimum Equipment List A list of equipment and functions which need not be operative for safe flight and landing based on stated compensating precautions created during aeroplane type certification [ARPS 150]. 

C-05-005-001/AG-001, Technical Airworthiness Manual, Canada National Defence, 2003-02-13. CAP 549, Master Minimum Equipment Lists (MMEL) and Minimum Equipment Lists (MEL), (at www.caa.co.uk. Publications, Design and Production). 

Equipment code designations can be developed to suit the particular process, or as is customary a master coding can be established and followed for all projects. A suggested designation list (not all inclusive for all processes) for the usual process plant equipment is given in Table 1-2 and process functions in Table 1-3. 

With each shipment comes a packing list with reference to a purchase order. The laboratory copy of the purchase order, a copy of the requisition, and the master list of all equipment and supplies must be on hand. The packing list is usually a copy of the acknowledgement of the order. AH the items on an order may not be shipped together. Some may be back-ordered, while others may be shipped from a different location. 

After sorting the overall execution times, the availability of the equipment triples is checked. The first combination that is available during the required period of time is allocated, the starting times of subsequent basic operations are updated and the next basic operation(s) of the master list are processed. 

The General Court of Massachusetts, January Session 1784, provided for the organization and government of the Militia. It directed that the Train Band should contain all able bodied men, from sixteen to forty years of age, and the Alarm List, all other men under sixty years of age,. .. Also, That every non-commissioned officer and private soldier of the said militia not under the control of parents, masters or guardians, and being of sufficient ability therefor in the judgment of the Selectmen of the town in which he shall dwell, shall equip himself, and be constantly provided with a good fire arm, c. 

ABC Pharmaceutical Industries information. The equipment preparation pages of the master batch record specify the validated sterilization processes to be employed in the preparation of the equipment for (product name) USP. Cycle sterilization parameters are defined along with attributes such as loading patterns and the mechanics of operating the sterilizing equipment. The following lists the sterilization cycles utilized for the equipment required in the processing of (provide product name) USP ... 

Manufacturing instructions are the written procedures that personnel follow during actual product batch preparation. The instructions must document the modular equipment and materials to be used as well as the unit operations to be performed. (See Figs. 3 and 4.) The master document should also include step-by-step manufacturing instructions as well as GMP-required elements previously listed under the section on batch records. 

Password Master List made globally available in Validation Report. [FDA 483, 2002] The validation of the computer system used to control the XXXX process is incomplete. Your proposed corrective actions for deficiencies 2,3, and 4 regarding validation appear satisfactory except that the validations will not be completed until the end of March, 2001 and imply that you will continue to use the unvalidated computer systems and equipment cleaning methods until them. [FDA Wanting Letter, 2000]... 

Food Master http //www.foodmaster.com/ (accessed September 29, 2010). BNP Media. This is an online database listing ingredients and equipment for food and beverage manufacturers. 

Twenty-seven protective barriers are contained in the Master Chemical Resistance Table. They represent materials that are used in the construction of gloves, boots, suits, and other items of protective clothing. There are totally encapsulating gas-tight suits and the safety equipment used by responders, non-gas-tight suits, and simple coveralls mainly used as splash protection. The table shows their principal uses as chemically resistant barriers (listed in the same order as in the Master Chemical Resistance Table). 

The MMEL is a master list appropriate to an aircraft type which determines those instruments, items of equipment or functions that, while maintaining the level of safety intended by the regulations, may temporarily be inoperative (refer to JAR-MMEL/MEL, 2000). The level of safety may be maintained due to ... 

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