Which color condition tag designates a serviceable item?

Which color condition tag designates a serviceable item?

• A. Red Dash
• B. Yellow
• C. White
• D. Blue

Answer: (B)

Color-coded condition tags provide a quick visual cue about whether an item is ready for use, needs maintenance, or must be removed from service. A serviceable designation means the item has passed inspection and is cleared for use or installation. In this tagging system, a yellow tag is used to indicate a serviceable item. That tells crew members that the item is approved for issue and installation, even though it may still be part of routine maintenance planning or periodic re-inspection. Other colors convey different statuses (for example, red tags mean not to use until the issue is resolved, while blue or white tags indicate other conditions), but they do not indicate serviceability like the yellow tag does.

Color-coded condition tags provide a quick visual cue about whether an item is ready for use, needs maintenance, or must be removed from service. A serviceable designation means the item has passed inspection and is cleared for use or installation.

In this tagging system, a yellow tag is used to indicate a serviceable item. That tells crew members that the item is approved for issue and installation, even though it may still be part of routine maintenance planning or periodic re-inspection. Other colors convey different statuses (for example, red tags mean not to use until the issue is resolved, while blue or white tags indicate other conditions), but they do not indicate serviceability like the yellow tag does.