Which document is NOT part of the routine PMS protocol?

The annual equipment assessment reports are not part of the routine Planned Maintenance System (PMS) protocol because they focus on a broader, less frequent evaluation of equipment performance and condition. Routine PMS actions are designed to be regularly executed tasks that ensure the continuous reliability and readiness of equipment.

In contrast, checklists for maintenance, a weekly PMS schedule, and equipment logs are integral components of the PMS protocol. Checklists provide step-by-step procedures to safely and effectively perform maintenance tasks. The weekly PMS schedule lays out the specific tasks to be completed within that week, ensuring timely maintenance efforts. Equipment logs serve as a record of maintenance activities carried out, tracking the operational history and maintenance done on each piece of equipment for accountability and future reference.

Therefore, while annual reports are important for comprehensive assessments, they do not fit into the daily or weekly routines that define the PMS.