Before re-energizing equipment, personnel consult which technical document to verify correction conditions?

• A. SOP
• B. Work Order
• C. Maintenance Schedule
• D. TORS

Answer: (D)

Before re-energizing, the team needs a formal check that all corrective work is finished and the equipment is truly safe to power up again. The document that captures this readiness and the required approvals is the TORS. It documents what work was completed, post-work inspection results, that all energy isolation devices have been removed and the control systems are back in proper service, and it records who authorized the re-energization and any pre-energization tests that must be performed. This creates a clear, auditable hand-off from maintenance to operations and ensures no hazard remains before power is restored. While an SOP outlines general steps, a Work Order tracks tasks, and a Maintenance Schedule notes when work is due, none of these specifically certify that the correction conditions are verified and safe for energizing.