Meaning of engineering change Class I
An Engineering Change shall be classified Class I when one or more of the following factors is affected: (a) the functional or allocated Configuration Identification, (b) the product Configuration identification, as contractually specified, excluding referenced drawings, (c) technical requirements contained in the product configuration identification, including referenced drawings, as contractually specified, such as: (i) performance is outside of stated tolerance, (ii) Reliability, Maintainability, or Survivability is outside of stated tolerance, (iii) weight, balance, moment of inertia, or, (iv) interface Characteristics, (d) non-technical contractual provisions, such as: (i) fee, (ii) incentives, (iii) Cost, or, (iv) schedules, or (e) other factors, such as: (i) Government Furnished Equipment (GFE), (ii) safety, (iii) electromagnetic characteristics, (iv) operational, test, or maintenance Computer Programs: (v) Compatibility with support equipment or training devices/equipment, (vi) configuration to the extent that retrofit action would be taken, (vii) delivered operations and maintenance manuals for which adequate change/revisions funding is not on existing contracts, (viii) pre-set adjustments or schedules affecting operating limits or performance to such extent as to require assignment of a new identification number, (ix) interchangeability, substitutability or replaceability, as applied to Configuration Items, and to all subassemblies and parts of repairable configuration items, excluding the pieces and parts of nonrepairable subassemblies, or, (x) sources of configuration items or repairable items at any level defined by source control drawings. Also Class I change. Cf. out-of-scope change.
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