Verify that an equipment radiation control board is constituted and its dossier complete. Use when ECSS-Q-ST-60-15C clause 5.4 has to be applied to a board sitting: confirm every mandatory role is represented by somebody present, that a chair is appointed and is not the design authority under review, that quorum is met, then reconcile the equipment parts list against the radiation analyses, insist each analysis carries a margin against a stated requirement with an evidence reference, require ...
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name: q6015-equipment-radiation-control-board
description: "Verify that an equipment radiation control board is constituted and its dossier complete. Use when ECSS-Q-ST-60-15C clause 5.4 has to be applied to a board sitting: confirm every mandatory role is represented by somebody present, that a chair is appointed and is not the design authority under review, that quorum is met, then reconcile the equipment parts list against the radiation analyses, insist each analysis carries a margin against a stated requirement with an evidence reference, require an owned and dated action behind every shortfall, and issue one clearance verdict. Trigger: ecss, q-st-60-15c-clause-5-4, equipment-radiation-control-board, board-chair-independence, radiation-analysis-coverage-reconciliation, radiation-margin-shortfall-action, board-clearance-verdict, board-quorum-roles."
license: Apache-2.0
compliance: STANDARDS-REF
standards:
- id: ecss
reference-only: true
gated: false
domain: space-systems
pack: space-systems
compatibility: "agentskills.io SKILL.md; any SKILL.md host (Claude Code, Hermes, OpenClaw)"
metadata:
domain: space-systems
subdomain: ecss
tags: [ecss, q-st-60-15-radiation-hardness-assurance-scope, q6015-equipment-radiation-control-board, q-st-60-15c-clause-5-4, board-chair-independence, radiation-analysis-coverage-reconciliation, radiation-margin-shortfall-action, board-clearance-verdict, board-quorum-roles]
version: 0.1.0
author: Aero Agent Skills
---
# ECSS Radiation Hardness Assurance — Equipment Radiation Control Board (space-systems/ecss/q6015-equipment-radiation-control-board)
Use when the task is the board of ECSS-Q-ST-60-15C clause 5.4 — who
has to be in the room for a radiation clearance to mean anything, and
what the board has to be handed before it is entitled to clear an
equipment at all.
## Domain quick reference
- The board is a composition requirement before it is a review. The
radiation effects engineer who did the analyses, product assurance,
the design authority whose design is under examination, the
component engineer who owns the parts list, and the customer's
representative each bring a veto the others cannot exercise, so a
role unrepresented is a question nobody in the room can answer.
- Represented means present. A named member who did not attend covers
nothing, which is why the composition check runs over attendance
rather than over the distribution list.
- The chair is an independence requirement. A board chaired by the
design authority is the design reviewing itself, and it is the one
composition defect that survives a full attendance list.
- Completeness comes before judgement. The board's first job is to
find out whether the dossier is whole: every part on the parts list
carrying an analysis for every effect it is exposed to, and no
analysis presented for a part that is not on the list. The second
case is the more interesting one — it means the parts list and the
analysis set have drifted apart, and one of them is stale.
- A margin without a stated requirement is not a margin, and a margin
without an evidence reference cannot be re-derived after the
meeting. Both are completeness defects, not judgement calls.
- A shortfall is not something a board absorbs. It leaves the room as
an action with an owner and a date, and an action already past its
date when the board sits is itself reportable — it says the previous
board's decision was never carried out.
- The verdict is one of three. Cleared, cleared subject to actions, or
not cleared; and nothing is cleared while any completeness defect
stands, however comfortable the margins are.
## Workflow
1. Validate the member list: unique ids, known roles, boolean
attendance and chair flags.
2. Run the composition check over the members actually present: every
mandatory role represented, exactly one chair, that chair not the
design authority, and enough members present for quorum.
3. Validate the parts list and the analyses, then reconcile them both
ways: a part-effect with no analysis, and an analysis for a part
the list does not contain.
4. Check each analysis for a margin, a stated required margin and an
evidence reference; an analysis missing a margin is reported and
not graded further, because there is nothing to grade.
5. Compare each margin with its requirement, letting an exact equality
pass under a named relative tolerance, and require an action whose
subject names that part and effect behind every shortfall.
6. Check the actions themselves: an owner on each, and no open action
whose due date is already behind the board date.
7. Concatenate the four finding sets, list the open actions, and issue
the verdict: not cleared if anything was found, cleared subject to
actions if actions remain open, cleared otherwise.
## Pitfalls
- Checking the invitation list instead of the attendance. The roles
are there to answer questions during the meeting.
- Letting the design authority chair because they know the design
best. That is the reason they cannot chair.
- Reconciling the parts list against the analyses in one direction
only. The missing analysis is the obvious defect; the orphan
analysis is the one that reveals a stale parts list.
- Grading a margin that has no stated requirement. Without the
requirement, the number is a ratio with no verdict attached to it.
- Accepting a shortfall because the board discussed it. A discussion
that produced no owned, dated action leaves nothing behind.
- Clearing an equipment whose margins are all comfortable while a
part-effect analysis is missing. The comfortable margins are the
ones that were done.
- Failing a margin that lands exactly on its requirement. The equality
is a representation question, settled inside the comparison.
## Behavior contract (gate 3)
The member validation, attendance-based composition and chair
independence checks, quorum rule, two-way parts-list reconciliation,
margin and evidence completeness checks, shortfall-to-action linking,
action owner and overdue checks and the three-way verdict are
exercised by the gate 3 contract test:
scripts/test_q6015_equipment_radiation_control_board.py against
scripts/q6015_equipment_radiation_control_board_logic.py (stdlib
unittest, offline). Run:
python3 scripts/test_q6015_equipment_radiation_control_board.py
## Compliance
- ECSS standards are freely downloadable (ESA); cite the source and
paraphrase per standards-map.yaml.
- compliance: STANDARDS-REF, gated: false.
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