What does the green tag indicate during maintenance?

What does the green tag indicate during maintenance?

• A. It identifies a serviceable item
• B. It identifies a defective item
• C. It indicates an unserviceable item remains attached through processing
• D. It indicates disposal is due

Answer: (C)

During maintenance, color-coded tags quickly communicate the status of an asset as it moves through processing. A green tag is used to show that the item is unserviceable but still attached because it is currently undergoing repair, inspection, or other processing steps. The tag stays with the item to prevent its use and to indicate that a disposition decision is pending. Once the item is repaired or otherwise dispositioned, the tag is updated or removed. This differs from tagging that would mark something as ready for issue (serviceable) or tag-out that marks something as not to be used immediately due to a defect, disposal, or retirement action.

During maintenance, color-coded tags quickly communicate the status of an asset as it moves through processing. A green tag is used to show that the item is unserviceable but still attached because it is currently undergoing repair, inspection, or other processing steps. The tag stays with the item to prevent its use and to indicate that a disposition decision is pending. Once the item is repaired or otherwise dispositioned, the tag is updated or removed.

This differs from tagging that would mark something as ready for issue (serviceable) or tag-out that marks something as not to be used immediately due to a defect, disposal, or retirement action.