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Figure 1-6.—Equipment Repair Order (ERO), NAVFAC 11200/41. |
Figure 1-5.—Shop Repair Order Continuation Sheet.
economical life expectancies, and to predict future
equipment and training requirements. The Equipment
Repair Order Continuation Sheet, NAVFAC Form
11200/41A (fig. 1-8), is used with the ERO when the
number of repair items exceeds the spaces provided on
the ERO. An Equipment Repair Order Work Sheet,
NAVFAC 11200/41B (fig. 1-9), should be used to
record repair parts use and be filed with the completed
ERO in the equipment history jacket. The ERO and the
ERO Continuation Sheet are five part, multicolored
(white, blue, green, yellow, and pink) snap sets. The
green copy is the mechanic's working copy.
The ERO is the sole authority to perform work on
CESE in the following categories, regardless of the
location of the equipment, in the field or in the
shop:
Scheduled maintenance (PM)
Field repairs
Accident repair
Interim repairs that exceed 1.0 man-hour or
require repair parts
Modernization or alteration of equipment
Deadline cycling or preservation of equipment
Control of each ERO is required to prevent
having two or three EROS open for the same piece of
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