Where shall inspection data for halocarbon and inert gas clean agents be recorded?

• A. In the system software only
• B. On a tag attached to the container
• C. In a centralized facility log only
• D. On the outside of the building

Answer: (B)

The inspection data should be recorded on a tag attached to the container. This keeps important information—such as the last inspection date, next due date, and hydrostatic test details—with the cylinder itself, so technicians can verify status at a glance no matter where the container goes. Relying only on system software or a centralized log risks data being unavailable or out of date during field work or if the system is inaccessible. A tag on the outside of the container provides immediate, portable visibility of the container’s maintenance status.