What is the primary purpose of the back side of a PQDR tag?

• A. To log Remarks about the deficiency
• B. To log Part Numbers
• C. To log Dates
• D. To log Inspection Outcomes

Answer: (A)

The back side of a PQDR tag is used to capture remarks about the deficiency, providing space for narrative details that describe what was observed, where it was found, the potential impact, and any recommended disposition or corrective actions. This free-form notes area ensures clear communication and traceability for QA and maintenance, supplementing the structured data on the front side. The front side holds the item identifiers, dates, and the inspection outcome, which are structured fields, not long notes. So the back side is the place to log remarks about the deficiency.