Before agreeing to another week of temporary repairs, review what is holding up the permanent correction. Are the parts available? Is the crew assigned? Can production release the equipment? Who can resolve the approval or schedule conflict?
After the work, review whether all affected shifts received the updated setup, SOP or training and whether the required production test was completed. A green production status answers whether the line is running. Closure requires evidence that the correction held through the agreed monitoring period.
Use the related-event history and impact since commitment to decide what needs attention now. Finance-supported recovery values can inform the review without treating every case not produced as a cash loss.