What document is subsystem capability impact reporting (SCIR) generated from?

The subsystem capability impact reporting (SCIR) is generated from a Work Order (WO). Work Orders are crucial documents in maintenance and production control as they contain detailed instructions regarding specific tasks, which may involve equipment or subsystem checks, repairs, or maintenance activities.

When a maintenance activity is performed, the Work Order captures the necessary data regarding the system's status, any issues encountered, and the outcomes of the maintenance work. This information is vital for generating SCIR, as it reflects how a subsystem's capability may change as a result of the maintenance being performed. The SCIR can inform stakeholders about the impact on system operations and assist with decision-making regarding further actions or resource allocations.

In contrast, Maintenance Reports, Performance Reports, and Service Records, while useful in their own right, do not focus specifically on the action-oriented data derived from a Work Order that relates to subsystem capabilities. Maintenance Reports summarize completed jobs, Performance Reports analyze operational metrics over time, and Service Records document the history of services performed. Each of these plays its role in the overall maintenance management system, but they do not directly generate SCIR like a Work Order does.