What must be completed and attached after a red tag is removed?

• A. A service tag indicating that the impaired conditions were corrected
• B. A new red tag
• C. A notification letter to the AHJ
• D. A blank tag

Answer: (A)

When an impairment is fixed, the on-site documentation must reflect that change by attaching a service tag that notes the impairment has been corrected and lists what was done. This service tag communicates to anyone working with the system and to the inspecting authorities that the issue has been addressed and the system can be considered restored to service. A new red tag would imply the system is still impaired, which isn’t the case after removal. A notification letter to the AHJ might be part of administrative procedures, but the immediate onsite requirement is the service tag. A blank tag provides no information about the correction.