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> **Source:** ASD-STE100 Issue 9, January 2025
> **Pages:** 357–360 of 434

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| Word (part of speech) | Approved meaning/ALTERNATIVES | STE EXAMPLE | Non-STE example |
|---|---|---|---|
| **SAFE (adj)**<br>**(SAFER,**<br>**SAFEST)** | Not dangerous,<br>disarmed | BEFORE YOU<br>CONTINUE THE<br>BRATION BREAK<br>WORK, MAKE THE<br>AREA SAFE. |  |
| **SAFELY (adv)** | In a safe manner | MAKE SURE THAT THE<br>LADDER IS SAFELY<br>ATTACHED. |  |
| **SAFETY (n)** | A condition that is safe | FOR YOUR SAFETY,<br>ALWAYS USE A<br>PROTECTIVE MASK. |  |
| **SAFETY (v),**<br>**SAFETIES,**<br>**SAFETIED,**<br>**SAFETIED** | 1.<br>To prevent<br>accidental operation<br>2. To make sure that<br>something does not<br>become loose | OPEN AND TAG THE<br>CIRCUIT BREAKERS.<br>THEN, SAFETY THEM.<br>SAFETY THE NUT<br>WITH LOCKWIRE. |  |
| **safety-clip (v) — UNNAPPROVED** | LOCK (v)<br>(WITH A CLIP [TN] OR<br>CLIPS [TN])<br>SAFETY (v)<br>(WITH A CLIP [TN] OR<br>CLIPS [TN]) | LOCK THE<br>TURNBUCKLE ON THE<br>CONTROL ROD WITH<br>A CLIP.<br>OPEN AND TAG THE<br>CIRCUIT BREAKER.<br>THEN, SAFETY IT<br>WITH A CLIP. | Safety-clip the<br>turnbuckle on the control<br>rod.<br>Open, tag, and<br>safety-clip the circuit<br>breaker. |
| **safety-wire (v) — UNNAPPROVED** | LOCK (v)<br>(WITH LOCKWIRE [TN])<br>SAFETY (v)<br>(WITH SAFETY WIRE<br>[TN]) | LOCK THE COVER TO<br>THE FIRE<br>EXTINGUISHER<br>SWITCH WITH<br>LOCKWIRE.<br>SAFETY THE NUT<br>WITH SAFETY WIRE. | Safety-wire the cover to<br>the fire extinguisher<br>switch.<br>Safety-wire the nut. |
| **SAME (adj)** | Agrees in all details | THE SAME<br>PROCEDURE IS<br>APPLICABLE TO THE<br>TWO UNITS. |  |

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| Word (part of speech) | Approved meaning/ALTERNATIVES | STE EXAMPLE | Non-STE example |
|---|---|---|---|
| **SAME (pron)** | Agrees in all details | THE ADJUSTMENT OF<br>THE LEFT AND RIGHT<br>ACTUATORS MUST BE<br>THE SAME. |  |
| **SAMPLE (n)** | A piece or quantity of<br>something that you use<br>for an inspection or test<br>procedure to show that it<br>has specified qualities | GET A SAMPLE OF<br>THE FUEL. THEN,<br>MEASURE ITS<br>SPECIFIC GRAVITY. |  |
| **sample (v) — UNNAPPROVED** | SAMPLE (n) | GET A SAMPLE OF<br>FUEL. THEN, DO A<br>TEST FOR WATER<br>CONTAMINATION. | Sample and test the fuel<br>for water contamination. |
| **SATISFACTORILY**<br>**(adv)** | In a satisfactory manner | MAKE SURE THAT THE<br>MICROSWITCHES<br>OPERATE<br>SATISFACTORILY. |  |
| **SATISFACTORY**<br>**(adj)** | Agrees with all that is<br>necessary | A CLEARANCE OF<br>3 mm IS<br>SATISFACTORY. |  |
| **saturate (v) — UNNAPPROVED** | SOAK (v) | SOAK THE ELEMENT<br>FOR FOUR HOURS. | Saturate the element for<br>four hours. |
| **save (v) — UNNAPPROVED** | KEEP (v) | KEEP THE O-RINGS<br>FOR THE<br>SUBSEQUENT<br>PROCEDURES. | Save the O-rings for the<br>subsequent procedures. |
| **scan (v) — UNNAPPROVED** | EXAMINE (v)<br>SCAN (TN) | EXAMINE THE<br>SURFACE ALONG THE<br>TRAILING EDGE.<br>THE ANTENNA DOES A<br>SCAN THROUGH<br>80 DEG. | Scan the surface along<br>the trailing edge.<br>Antenna scans through<br>80 deg. |
| **SCHEDULE (v),**<br>**SCHEDULES,**<br>**SCHEDULED,**<br>**SCHEDULED** | To plan something in a<br>time or a sequence | SCHEDULE THE<br>CHECKS OF THE<br>TIRES AT REGULAR<br>INTERVALS. |  |
| **scored (adj) — UNNAPPROVED** | SCORE (TN) | IF THE BEARING RACE<br>HAS SCORES,<br>REPLACE IT. | If the bearing race is<br>scored, replace it. |
| **scrap (v) — UNNAPPROVED** | DISCARD (v) | DISCARD THE<br>REMOVED SEAL. | Scrap the removed seal. |

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| Word (part of speech) | Approved meaning/ALTERNATIVES | STE EXAMPLE | Non-STE example |
|---|---|---|---|
| **scrape (v) — UNNAPPROVED** | REMOVE (v)<br>(WITH A SCRAPER<br>[TN]) | REMOVE THE<br>REMAINING SEALANT<br>WITH AN APPLICABLE<br>SCRAPER. | Scrape off the old<br>sealant. |
| **scratched (adj) — UNNAPPROVED** | SCRATCH (TN) | REPAIR THE<br>SURFACES THAT<br>HAVE SCRATCHES. | Repair the scratched<br>surfaces. |
| **screw (v) — UNNAPPROVED** | TURN (v)<br>ATTACH (v)<br>(WITH A SCREW [TN]<br>OR SCREWS [TN]) | CONTINUE TO TURN<br>THE END FITTING<br>UNTIL IT IS IN THE<br>CORRECT POSITION.<br>ATTACH THE STRAPS<br>TO THE PANELS WITH<br>SCREWS. | Continue screwing the<br>end fitting until it is in the<br>correct position.<br>Screw the straps to the<br>panels. |
| **scrub (v) — UNNAPPROVED** | CLEAN (v)<br>(WITH A BRUSH [TN]) | CLEAN THE METAL<br>PARTS WITH A<br>BRUSH. | Scrub all metal parts. |
| **SEAL (n)** | Something that prevents<br>access or leaks | APPLY SEALANT TO<br>THE FILLET SEALS. |  |
| **SEAL (v),**<br>**SEALS,**<br>**SEALED,**<br>**SEALED** | To prevent access or<br>leaks | SEAL THE OPENINGS<br>WITH POLYETHYLENE. |  |
| **search (v) — UNNAPPROVED** | EXAMINE (v) | EXAMINE THE<br>SURFACE FOR<br>CRACKS. | Search the surface for<br>cracks. |
| **seat (v) — UNNAPPROVED** | INSTALL (v)<br>AGAINST (prep) | INSTALL THE O-RING<br>IN ITS GROOVE ON<br>THE PISTON.<br>MAKE SURE THAT THE<br>VALVE IS IN ITS<br>CORRECT POSITION<br>AGAINST THE FRAME. | Seat the O-ring in its<br>groove on the piston.<br>Make sure that the valve<br>is seated on the frame. |
| **SECONDARY (adj)** | Second in importance | THE SECONDARY<br>FILTER REMOVES THE<br>REMAINING<br>CONTAMINATION. |  |
