Which deviation is simply listed as RMD?

Which deviation is simply listed as RMD?

• A. Adherence would damage equipment or injure personnel
• B. EOSS does not match configuration
• C. Component is inoperative or a TYCOM DFS is approved
• D. RMD

Answer: (D)

In this system, some deviations are simply indicated by their code with nothing else added in the entry. The stand-alone RMD label means the deviation is recorded using that code without an accompanying descriptive note in that line. It’s a straightforward designation—the deviation exists and is categorized as RMD by code alone. The other situations describe specific conditions that would normally require additional detail or a different classification (for example, a safety risk, a mismatch with configuration, or an inoperative component with an approved deferment). So the correct choice is the one that is literally listed as the RMD code.

In this system, some deviations are simply indicated by their code with nothing else added in the entry. The stand-alone RMD label means the deviation is recorded using that code without an accompanying descriptive note in that line. It’s a straightforward designation—the deviation exists and is categorized as RMD by code alone. The other situations describe specific conditions that would normally require additional detail or a different classification (for example, a safety risk, a mismatch with configuration, or an inoperative component with an approved deferment). So the correct choice is the one that is literally listed as the RMD code.