Task requirements domain The task requirements domain contains elements for use in describing tasks that involve machines or other pieces of hardware. prelreqs The <prelreqs> element contains information about preliminary requirements – the things the user needs to know or do before starting a task. This element contains information about personnel requirements, safety conditions, support equipment, supplies, and spare parts. closereqs The <closereqs> element contains information about closing requirements – steps or tasks that the user should perform after completing a task, for example, "Check around the vehicle for any drips or leaks." reqconds The <reqconds> element contains information about conditions that must be fulfilled before performing a task. reqcond The <reqcond> element specifies a condition that must be fulfilled before performing a task, for example, "Rear Oil Seal replacement." noconds The <noconds> element specifies that there are no conditions to be fulfilled before performing a task. reqcontp The <reqcontp> element specifies a technical publication that can be used to fulfill a condition before performing a task. It might also specify a publication that is required in order to fulfill the condition, such as a list of local regulations. reqpers The <reqpers> element contains information about the personnel who are required to perform a task. This information might specify the number of workers, the type and skill level of the workers, and the length of time that they will need to perform the task. personnel The <personnel> element specifies the minimum number of workers who are required to perform a task. perscat The <perscat> element specifies the type or category of workers that is required by a task. perskill The <perskill> element specifies the skill level of the workers who perform the task. esttime The <esttime> element provides an estimate of the time that is required to perform a task. supeqli The <supeqli> element contains a list of the tools, support equipment, or monitoring equipment that is required to perform a task. These pieces of support equipment need to be assembled prior to beginning the task. supequi The <supequi> element specifies a tool, a piece of support equipment, or a piece of monitoring equipment that is needed to perform a task, such as a slide hammer. supequip The <supequip> element contains information about the support equipment that is required to perform a task. This element either contains children elements that specify particular items of support equipment or a <nosupeq> element that specifies that no support equipment is required. nosupeq The <nosupeq> element indicates that there is no support equipment required to perform a task. supplies The <supplies> element contains information about the supplies or parts that are required to perform a task. These supplies or parts need to be available prior to beginning the task. This element either contains children elements that specify particular supplies or a <nosupply> element that indicates that no supplies are needed. supply The <supply> element contains information about a single supply in a list of supplies that are needed to perform a task. supplyli The <supplyli> element specifies a list of supplies needed to perform a task. nosupply The <nosupply> element specifies that no supplies are needed to perform a task. spare The <spare> element specifies a particular spare part that is required to perform a task, for example, a "dipstick." spares The <spares> element contains information about the spare parts that are needed for a task. This information might specify particular spare parts or it might state that no spare parts are required. sparesli The <sparesli> element contains information about the spare parts that are required to perform a task. nospares The <nospares> element specifies that no spare parts are needed to perform a task. nosafety The <nosafety> element specifies that there are no safety conditions to be considered. safecond The <safecond> element specifies a safety condition that must be considered prior to completing a task. It might also contain a complete hazard statement. safety The <safety> element contains information about safety conditions. This element either contains children elements that describe safety conditions or a <nosafety> element that indicates that there are no safety conditions that must be considered. Parent topic: Technical-content domains elements