Narrative:

While on a road trip oct/sat-sun-mon/04 to ZZZ, ZZZ1, I was instructed to perform a vendor walk on aircraft X. This inspection was with paperwork provided to me by our vendor inspection manager. The paperwork involved is not included as part of our gpm and there were no instructions as to how this inspection was to be performed. I complied with what management had asked me to do and completed the inspection. I recorded the discrepancies I found on the sheets provided and gave it to inspection manager who then handed it off to ZZZ1 whom I'm told xferred them to non routine technician's write-up to be worked by ZZZ1.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: A B737-400 TECHNICIAN RPTS MAKING A VENDOR INSPECTION USING THE VENDOR PAPERWORK THAT IS NOT PART OF THE CARRIER'S GPM.

Narrative: WHILE ON A ROAD TRIP OCT/SAT-SUN-MON/04 TO ZZZ, ZZZ1, I WAS INSTRUCTED TO PERFORM A VENDOR WALK ON ACFT X. THIS INSPECTION WAS WITH PAPERWORK PROVIDED TO ME BY OUR VENDOR INSPECTION MGR. THE PAPERWORK INVOLVED IS NOT INCLUDED AS PART OF OUR GPM AND THERE WERE NO INSTRUCTIONS AS TO HOW THIS INSPECTION WAS TO BE PERFORMED. I COMPLIED WITH WHAT MGMNT HAD ASKED ME TO DO AND COMPLETED THE INSPECTION. I RECORDED THE DISCREPANCIES I FOUND ON THE SHEETS PROVIDED AND GAVE IT TO INSPECTION MGR WHO THEN HANDED IT OFF TO ZZZ1 WHOM I'M TOLD XFERRED THEM TO NON ROUTINE TECHNICIAN'S WRITE-UP TO BE WORKED BY ZZZ1.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site as of July 2007 and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.