Where is a broken or warped dog logged?

Logging a broken or warped dog in the Out-of-Commission (OOC) log is essential because this documentation is specifically intended for equipment that is unavailable for use due to maintenance or repairs. The OOC log helps keep track of assets that are not operational, ensuring that personnel are aware of what equipment is not available for use. This allows for better management of resources and planning for repairs.

When a piece of equipment, such as a dog, is identified as broken or warped, it is critical to mark it in the OOC log to prevent confusion and to ensure that appropriate maintenance actions are planned and prioritized. This log also serves as a historical record of equipment status and the maintenance history, which can provide insights during inspections and assessments.

While other logs, such as the safety inspection report, maintenance log, or incident report, might contain relevant information, they do not specifically serve the same purpose as the OOC log in detailing the status of equipment that is currently out of service.