What is the ANU survey card?

• A. Corrective action is reported to the SCA and filed with the ANU coordinator for updates and examination of the ANU related item
• B. Corrective action must be accomplished on a specified component prior to its use, but the overall system retains its certification
• C. The length of time for which certification is granted
• D. Corrective action is desirable, but not mandatory

Answer: (A)

The key idea is that the ANU survey card is the formal record used to handle corrective actions on ANU items and to keep oversight through the process. When a corrective action is identified for an ANU item, it is reported up to the SCA and filed with the ANU coordinator so that the action can be tracked, the ANU item can be updated, and the item can be re-examined. This ensures accountability and a documented trail showing that issues were addressed and the item will be re-evaluated after remediation. The other options describe certification timing or indicate actions are optional, which do not reflect the purpose of the survey card as a documentation and tracking tool for corrective actions and subsequent review.