When possible, who should correct all discrepancies?

The original technician is the most suitable individual to correct all discrepancies because they are the ones who initially performed the maintenance or repairs on the equipment. This technician will have the most detailed understanding of what the discrepancies entail and the exact work that was done. Their familiarity with the specific issues allows them to accurately assess and rectify problems based on their first-hand knowledge of how the equipment should function and any potential issues that may have arisen during their work.

By addressing discrepancies themselves, the original technician can ensure that any corrections align closely with the standards set for the equipment and maintain its overall integrity. If a discrepancy was noted after they had worked on the equipment, they can also provide insight into whether it might relate to their previous work, making their input crucial for effective resolution.

In contrast, while other qualified technicians and supervisors may have the skills necessary to identify issues, they may not have the same level of direct insight into the specific work done by the original technician. Having the original technician make the corrections helps maintain quality control and consistency throughout the maintenance process.