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Table 1: Plant condition grading data
A typical grading system for ranking plant condition data.
Grade	Condition
Grade A	Good. Performing as intended and operating efficiently.
Grade B	Satisfactory. Performing as intended but with minor deterioration.
Grade C	Poor. Exhibiting major defects and/or not operating as intended.
Grade D	Bad. Life expired and/or serious risk of imminent failure.

Table 2: Prioritisation of work
An example of work prioritisation categories.
Priority	Category
Priority 1	Necessary to meet statutory requirements; necessary to meet health and safety requirements; necessary to maintain critical services/avoid disruption.
Priority 2	Essential work required to prevent serious deterioration of service.
Priority 3	Desirable work to prevent deterioration of service or address obsolescence/suitability issues.
Priority 4	Non-urgent work needed to maintain standards or improve running or operational costs.