CPA Types
CPA Statuses
Status Lifecycle
Status Transition Rules
Priority Levels
CPA Fields
Verification Process
Verification is an independent confirmation that a CPA has been effectively implemented and that the original deficiency or risk has been adequately addressed.Verification Components
Verification Components
| Step | Component | Description | |:----:|-----------|-------------| | 1 | Completeness
check | Confirmation that all planned actions were carried out as described. | | 2 |
Evidence review | Review of attached evidence (documents, photos, training records,
procedure revisions) demonstrating implementation. | | 3 | Effectiveness assessment |
Evaluation of whether the action has eliminated or adequately mitigated the identified risk
against the defined effectiveness criteria. | | 4 | Documentation | Recording of
verification notes, date, and verifier identity in the CPA record. |
Separation of Duties
Separation of Duties
The verifier must be a different person from the CPA owner. The system enforces this constraint
— the
Verify action is unavailable to the assigned owner.Verification Failure
Verification Failure
A failed verification returns the CPA to
in_progress with notes documenting what additional
work is required. The due date may be extended. The CPA owner is notified.Overdue Tracking
CPAs that pass their due date without reachingimplemented are flagged as overdue. The system generates notifications as follows:
Overdue CPAs appear on the safety compliance dashboard and are included in Safety Performance Indicator (SPI) calculations.
CPA Sources
Regulatory Alignment
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Risk Assessment Matrix
Risk assessment criteria that drive CPA creation.