Managing maintenance work
Managing maintenance work involves configuring job cards, work packages, and work orders to provide the detailed information that is required to perform maintenance.
- Job cards
A job card is a detailed description of work that is performed for a work order. You use the Job Cards application to create and manage job cards. - Configuring work packages
A work package is a set of work orders and task cards that define work that can be completed during the same maintenance period in the same repair location. By configuring work packages, you can combine scheduled and non-scheduled work to achieve resource efficiencies when work is performed. - Managing work orders
You can associate configuration-managed (CM) parts with work orders and create work orders that are a result of the cannibalization process. - Managing events
You can record data on events, which can be planned activities, such as regular maintenance, or unplanned occurrences, such as a fuel leak. Capturing the data can assist in the process of improving aircraft performance and reliability. - Structural damage and repairs records
The structural damage and repair record enables aircraft operators to record, review, view, and track all damage that occurs in an aircraft structure to ensure the safety of the aircraft's operations.
Parent topic: Maintenance planning and management