korjaustapausten

korjaustapausten is the plural genitive form of the Finnish noun korjaustapaus, which means “repair case” or “case of repair.” The term is employed in various contexts, including civil engineering, automotive maintenance, and legal documentation, to refer to specific instances in which a defect or failure is identified and an appropriate repair action is required.

Etymologically the word is composed of korjaus (repair) and tapaus (case), and is consistent with Finnish grammatical construction where the genitive plural ends in –en. In technical reports, a list of korjaustapausten is often included to document all repairs that have been performed or are scheduled within a project. This facilitates traceability and quality assurance, as each case is assigned a unique identifier, the nature of the defect, the remedial measure taken, and the responsible personnel.

In the automotive industry, korjaustapausten may refer to service records that track when a vehicle component failed and was replaced. For large infrastructure projects, such as bridges or roads, the term is used in compliance reports to demonstrate that all identified weaknesses have been addressed within stipulated safety standards.

Although the term is highly specific to Finnish technical and legal literature, its conceptual equivalent exists in many other language contexts, where repair cases are systematically recorded to support maintenance planning and lifecycle management.