Use-As-Is / Deviation Authorization
Use-as-is accepts a nonconforming part without rework. It requires engineering approval that form, fit, function and safety are not affected.
Deviation record
| Field | Content |
|---|---|
| Part and lot | What is covered |
| Nonconformance | What is out of spec |
| Justification | Why it is acceptable |
| Limits | Quantity, dates, applications |
| Approvals | Engineering and quality signatures |
Governing standards: ISO 9001; AS9100. Editions shown are the latest confirmed as of September 2026. The drawing and the governing standard always take precedence over this sheet.
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Use-as-is deviation authorization
What it is
AT A GLANCE
DEVIATION
Use-as-is accepts a nonconforming part without rework. It requires engineering approval that form, fit,
function and safety are not affected.
Use-as-is needs engineering sign-off
Deviation record
Field
Content
Part and lot
What is covered
Nonconformance
What is out of spec
Justification
Why it is acceptable
Limits
Quantity, dates, applications
Approvals
Engineering and quality signatures
Governing standards: ISO 9001; AS9100. Editions shown are the latest confirmed as of September 2026. The drawing and the governing standard always take precedence over this
sheet.
torquing any fastener. Verify the current governing standard, project documents, OEM requirements, size, thread, coating and lot certification. To the fullest extent permitted by law, The Fastener App disclaims liability
arising from reliance on this reference.
Fastener Guide reference FG-493872 · thefastenerapp.com/fastener-guide/quality-traceability/use-as-is-deviation-authorization · © The Fastener App. Reference only — verify the current governing standard, drawing and manufacturer data before specifying or installing.
