CH-TR-204-01 / DRAFT 0.1
Guard reference and configuration review
Recognise the correct guard, named retainers and fixed mounting context before rehearsing a maintenance handover.
Read 12 training steps ↗CHEM-P204-01 / v0.1
P-204.
A defined training task.
Inspect the same named pump, motor, coupling and guard across the model, images and concept training drafts. The assembly is fictional and inert; no site readiness is inferred.
The maintenance handover
Choose the right part.
Keep the evidence gap visible.
Compare G-204-A with G-205-B, inspect front and rear captive groups, and distinguish a refit record from receiving line-up evidence.
The named components.
P-204
Transfer pump
M-204
Drive motor
C-204
Stationary coupling
G-204-A
Correct coupling guard
G-205-B
Wrong-footprint spare
CG-01
Front captive, pump side
CG-02
Rear captive, pump side
CG-03
Front captive, motor side
CG-04
Rear captive, motor side
L-204-D
Closed discharge reference
L-204-S
Closed suction reference
65 mesh parts / 90 hierarchy nodes / 11 equipment IDs. These are structural counts, not engineering validation. Creative design units; no baked animation, modeled threads, torque or process behaviour.
Three decisions to rehearse.
CH-TR-204-02 / DRAFT 0.1
Wrong-spare choice, HOLD and reviewed recovery
Practise a meaningful wrong choice and recover through source comparison rather than forcing a mismatched part.
Read 12 training steps ↗CH-TR-204-03 / DRAFT 0.1
Receiving handover and missing-evidence decision
Distinguish a maintenance refit record from the evidence the receiving operator needs before a separate authorised release.
Read 12 training steps ↗Explore the P-204 work package