What should standard entries in SKED 3.2 check note reports always begin with?

Standard entries in SKED 3.2 check note reports must always begin with rescheduled entries. This is important because rescheduling is part of the planning and execution process within the 3-M system. It indicates that a particular check or maintenance task was originally scheduled but, for some reason, could not be accomplished at the designated time. By starting with rescheduled entries, personnel can quickly identify which tasks need immediate attention and track the status of maintenance actions effectively.

Rescheduled entries provide critical visibility into work that is overdue or modified, which aids in maintaining the overall readiness and operational efficiency of the equipment being managed under the 3-M system. In maintaining accurate and efficient records, starting with rescheduled tasks ensures that those entries are prioritized, allowing for better resource allocation and scheduling going forward. Proper documentation through this method helps to facilitate communication among team members and streamline maintenance processes.