What technical document does a person look at to ensure correction conditions?

• A. SOP
• B. TORS
• C. PM
• D. MFR

Answer: (B)

Knowing where to find the exact criteria used to validate a repair is key. The document that defines the specific correction conditions, along with the required verification steps, is the TORS. It provides the approved actions to perform and the acceptance criteria to confirm the correction is complete and correct. Using this reference ensures the fix meets all official requirements and can be signed off with confidence.

SOPs describe general procedures for tasks, but they don’t usually provide the detailed, defect-specific acceptance criteria. Preventive maintenance schedules focus on routine upkeep rather than verifying a particular correction. MFR guidance comes from the manufacturer and may not align with the authorized correction conditions used in the field.