Why edit an element’s reduced frequency?
A reduced frequency is a frequency that is strictly shorter than the one imposed by regulations for a given type of control. You can add a reduced frequency when the regulation leaves it to the operator to define a monitoring schedule suited to the element’s use, when the element’s criticality calls for stricter monitoring, or when group requirements impose a specific frequency.
How do I edit an element’s reduced frequency?
To edit an element’s reduced frequency, simply:
Click on “Elements”
Filter the element
Click on the element
Click on “Controls”
Filter the regulatory control
Click on “Edit”
Enter the reduced frequency (in months) in the “Control frequency” fieldNote: click the (?) for a reminder of the regulatory frequency.
Click on “Edit”
Note: the reduced frequency must always be shorter than a regulatory frequency.
How do I edit the reduced frequency of several elements?
Note: you must select a single site, a single regulation, and a single element type.
To edit the reduced frequency of several elements, simply:
Click on “Elements”
Filter the elements
Select the elements to edit using the 🔲 iconNote: if you want to select all elements (all pages), click directly on the 🔲 icon below “Grouped actions”.
Click on “Grouped actions”
Click on “Modify a the frequency of a regulatory control”
Choose the Control type
Enter the reduced frequency (in months) in the “Control frequency” field
Click on “Edit”
Note: the reduced frequency must always be shorter than a regulatory frequency.