Final answer:
The NRFI procedures depend on if the item will be turned in or must remain in place. Turn-in items are returned with proper documentation, whereas items that remain in place are marked and reported until repaired.
Step-by-step explanation:
When an item is NRFI and is turn-in available, it means the item can be returned to supply and potentially exchanged for an operational one. The item needs to be properly tagged with the appropriate documentation, indicating its NRFI status and reasons. The paperwork usually includes the condition codes and any fault information. This enables the receiving unit to assess the item's condition and take appr
For items that are NRFI but need to remain in place, this usually means the item is either too large or critical to be moved, or it awaits repair but can't be taken out of its current location. In this case, the status and details about the NRFI condition must be reported to the responsible authority. The item may receive a tag or label indicating its status directly on it or near its location, preventing accidental use until it is rectified.