The required interval between reviews of a Reliability Coordinator's Operating Procedures is what?

• A. 12 months
• B. 15 months
• C. 18 months
• D. 24 months

Answer: (B)

Regularly reviewing a Reliability Coordinator’s Operating Procedures keeps them accurate with current system conditions, operating practices, and regulatory requirements. The required interval is 15 months, which creates a rolling refresh cycle so each portion of the procedures is updated about once every year and three months. This timing balances keeping procedures current with not overburdening resources, preventing stale practices without clustering all updates at once. The 15-month cadence also fits with coordinating with other periodic activities like training and audits, ensuring ongoing readiness and alignment across the RC’s operations.