Which document is used to document maintenance actions and display those actions on a VIDS board when NALCOMIS is not available?

Which document is used to document maintenance actions and display those actions on a VIDS board when NALCOMIS is not available?

• A. OPNAV Form 4790/60
• B. NALCOMIS
• C. Visual Electronic Display (VED) log
• D. Maintenance action report

Answer: (A)

When the automated system isn’t available, maintenance actions are documented on a standardized paper form called the Maintenance Action Form (OPNAV 4790/60). This form records what was found, what work was performed, any parts used, and what still needs to be done, and it’s posted on the VIDS board so all maintenance personnel can see the status and priorities. The form provides a portable, readable record that keeps work moving and coordinated until NALCOMIS is back online. The other options aren’t correct because NALCOMIS is the automated system, the Visual Electronic Display log isn’t the mandated maintenance action document, and a maintenance action report serves a different reporting purpose.

When the automated system isn’t available, maintenance actions are documented on a standardized paper form called the Maintenance Action Form (OPNAV 4790/60). This form records what was found, what work was performed, any parts used, and what still needs to be done, and it’s posted on the VIDS board so all maintenance personnel can see the status and priorities. The form provides a portable, readable record that keeps work moving and coordinated until NALCOMIS is back online. The other options aren’t correct because NALCOMIS is the automated system, the Visual Electronic Display log isn’t the mandated maintenance action document, and a maintenance action report serves a different reporting purpose.