DIN EN 9146:2018 pdf free.Aerospace series -Foreign Object Damage (FOD) Prevention Program -Requirements for Aviation, Space, and Defence Organizations.
3 Terms and definitions
For the purposes of this document, the terms and definitions given in EN 9100 and EN ISO 9000 apply. The following terms and definitions are included to support the understanding of this document.
3.1 clean-as-you-go
practice of cleaning the immediate work area of the product at appropriate intervals to eliminate the accumulation or migration of Foreign Objects (FOs) that may potentially become entrapped within the product [i.e, Foreign Object Debris (FOd)] or cause damage (i.e, FOD)
3.2 consumables
supplies, materials, and miscellaneous items required for product and operations processes that are expected to be consumed during work performed or discarded after useful function
3.3 Foreign Object FO
alien substance or article (e.g., tools, consumables, hardware, product protective devices, personal items, product process debris, operations debris, environmental debris) that could potentially enter and/or migrate into/on the product or system becoming FOd and potentially cause FOD, if not removed and controlled
3.4 Foreign Object Damage FOD
any damage attributed to FOd that can be expressed in physical or economic terms, which could potentially degrade the product or system’s required safety and/or performance characteristics
3.5 Foreign Object Debris FOD
any FO that has entered and/or migrated into/on the product or system, and could potentially cause FOD, if not removed and controlled
3.6 hardware
Bill of Materials (BOM) parts used in operations (e.g., standards, fasteners, nuts, rivets, washers, screws, bolts, spacers, cotter keys, wire terminals, wire terminal connectors)
3.7 housekeeping
process to maintain general cleanliness and ensure all work areas are orderly and free of potential FOs at appropriate intervals
3.8 operations
product related activities and services through all stages of production, maintenance, and service execution (e.g., design and development, manufacturing, assembly, test, packaging, shipping)
3.9 Personal items
items owned by individuals or distributed by the organization for personal use [e.g, badge, stamps, keys, cell phones, wallets, personal protective equipment, food, drink, tobacco products)
4 Foreign object damage prevention program requirements
4.1 Program management
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