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The fictional installation package
contains the user requirements,

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design-review outcome, accepted drawings

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and an installation protocol.

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List identifiers and revisions before the
walkdown.

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An email attachment labelled final is

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not enough to establish its approval
status.

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If the valve drawing changed after design
review, identify the change

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and its accepted impact before relying on
the old conclusion.

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Replace verify installation is
satisfactory with a check

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another trained person can repeat.

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For example, compare the installed outlet
valve tag

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and model against schedule revision C,

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using a safe visual inspection

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and the identified manufacturer plate.

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Define what information will be recorded

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and how inaccessible markings will be
handled.

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Do not leave the acceptance rule to be
invented after seeing the result.

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Before inspecting, confirm training,
access arrangements

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and any required isolation with the
responsible engineering team.

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Do not remove guards, open electrical
panels or disconnect

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a process line merely to complete a
checklist.

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If a marking cannot be reached safely,

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record that limitation and arrange an
approved method.

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Schedule pressure does not turn an unsafe

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inspection into acceptable evidence.

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Suppose the drawing shows a clearance

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but provides no approved minimum.

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Measuring a convenient distance

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and then calling it acceptable creates a
circular argument.

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Raise the missing requirement to the
responsible

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design and quality functions.

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The team may collect a clearly identified
observation,

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but acceptance of that feature remains
unresolved until the criterion

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and approach are properly established.