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Chapter 3
Definitions, Goals, and Objectives
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Maintenance Defined• Airline:
• “Those actions required for restoring or maintaining an item in a serviceable condition,
• Including servicing, repair, modification, overhaul, inspection, and determination of condition”
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Maintenance Defined• Moubray – Industrial consultant
• “Ensuring that physical assets continue to do what their users want them to do”
• FAA• “Inspection, overhaul, repair, preservation,
and replacement of parts”
• Hessberg – Chief mechanic – Boeing 777• “Action necessary to sustain or restore the
integrity and performance of the airplane• Includes inspection, overhaul, repair,
preservation, and replacement parts”
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Maintenance Defined• Kinnison
• “Process of ensuring that a system continually performs its intended function at its designed-in level of reliability and safety”
• Definition implies servicing, adjusting, replacement, restoration, overhaul, and anything else needed to ensure proper and continual operations of the system or equipment
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Inherent Reliability– Degree of reliability depends on:
• Design characteristics• Process used for determining maintenance
requirements
– Inherent reliability is not• The length of time an item will survive with no
failures
– Inherent reliability is • Level of reliability the item will exhibit when it
is protected by preventative maintenance and adequate servicing and lubrication
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Aviation Word Pairs• Verification/Validation
– Verification• Written test/procedure• When read and understood by a
knowledgeable person• Is correct, adequate, and acceptable for the
purpose for which it was intended
– Validation• Written test/procedure has been performed• By an appropriate trained maintenance person• Understandable, adequate, and proven to
accomplish the intended purpose
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Aviation Word Pairs• Operational check/Functional check
– Operational check• “Task to determine if an item is fulfilling its
intended purpose”– Operate equipment, system, or component as usual – Determine whether or not it is useable for its
intended purpose
– Functional check• “Quantitative check to determine if each
function of an item performs within specified limits”
– Equipment, system, or component has been checked
– Using necessary equipment/tools to measure certain parameters for accuracy
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Aviation Word Pairs• Functional failure/Potential failure
– Functional failure• “Inability of an item to meet a specific
performance standard”
– Potential failure• “Detectable condition which shows a
functional failure is imminent or could happen very soon”
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Aviation Word Pairs• Goals/Objectives
– Goals• “Point in time or space where you want a level
of accomplishment”
– Objectives• “Action or activity you employ to achieve a
specific goal”
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Airline Maintenance Goals• Airline purpose
– Move people/goods from one place to another
– (For profit)• Maintenance organization
– Support the unit’s operation– “Deliver airworthy vehicles to the flight department
in time to meet the flight schedule”– “Deliver these vehicles with all necessary
maintenance actions completed or properly deferred”
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Airline Maintenance Goals• FAA
– Requires maintenance to be done at specified intervals and to accepted standards• Deferrals
– Lack of parts, time constraints, etc– In accordance with MEL– No further extension can be granted
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Maintenance Program Content• Manual
– 2 groups of tasks• Scheduled tasks
– Accomplished at specified intervals
• Non-scheduled tasks– Conducted after scheduled tasks– Reports of malfunctions– Data analysis
– Efficient program• Schedule only tasks necessary to meet stated
objectives• Do not schedule additional tasks
– Increases costs without reliability increase
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Maintenance Objectives• 4 objectives identified by ATA
– Developed during initial maintenance program with a new airplane model
– Book adds additional objective
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Maintenance Objectives• Objective 1
– Ensure the realization of the inherent safety and reliability levels of the equipment• Scheduled maintenance tasks• Developed by
– Equipment manufacturer– Airline maintenance organization– Third-party maintenance company– Industry-supported organization
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Maintenance Objectives• Objective 2
– Restore safety and reliability to their inherent levels when deterioration has occurred• Unscheduled maintenance tasks
– Troubleshooting actions– Removal/replacement of parts/components– Performance of tests/adjustments
• Developed by– MSG process– Contained in manufacturer’s maintenance manual
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Maintenance Objectives• Objective 3
– Obtain the information necessary for adjustment and optimization of the maintenance program when these inherent levels are not met• Operator adjusts/optimizes program
– Investigates if failure/removal rates too high– Quality of maintenance performed– Inferiority of parts/components– Inadequacy of maintenance processes/procedures– Maintenance intervals inadequate
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Maintenance Objectives• Objective 4
– Obtain the information necessary for design improvement of those items whose inherent reliability proves inadequate• Cannot achieve desired level of reliability
– Deficiency in design– Coordinate with other operators/manufacturers– Could be joint effort
• Result - redesign
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Maintenance Objectives• Objective 5
– Accomplish these objectives at a minimum total cost, including costs of maintenance and the cost or residual failures• Don’t do more maintenance than required
– Meet inherent levels of safety and reliability
• Cost of modifications too high– May not be justified unless– Measureable increases in performance justify the
cost