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Technical record & journey log entries

A technical record = paperwork trail for an aircraft, engine, propeller, or component: who did what, and when.

Technical record Journey log (TP 1102)
Make entry Accurate, legible, permanent (605.93(1)). Maker enters name and signs (electronic: user code or equivalent) and dates it In ink, by a competent person, as soon as possible after the events occur
Correct wrong entry Strike out, original stays legible. Never erase or obliterate (605.93(5)) Never erase or alter. Single line through the full length of the incorrect entry, initial it
Insert correction Date, reason (if it needs clarifying), corrector's name and signature or identifier Correct entry in the next space. Strike only the incorrect entry
Electronic Correction must not render original data inaccessible (605.93(6)) n/a
Leaves New volume: carry forward entries that keep the chronological record unbroken (605.93(4)) No leaf torn out or removed. Log not otherwise defaced or destroyed
Retention n/a Owner keeps every entry not less than one year after the date of the last entry (605.94(3))

Electronic records (605.93(2)): must comply with:

Moving maintenance particulars from journey log to technical record (CAR 605.96(2)), either:

Trap: correcting an entry = strike-out-and-reinsert, never erase. Never tear out a leaf to fix a wrong entry.

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