Maintenance planning and management - IBM
Planning the maintenance of an aircraft involves monitoring aircraft or equipment conditions to determine when work is due in the short, medium, and long term. Decisions in maintenance planning are based on the availability of tools, labor, and repair locations.
Maintenance planning documents - IBM
Maintenance planning documents (MPDs) are provided by aircraft manufacturers to describe the repetitive tasks that are required to maintain their aircraft. Maintenance planning engineers use the MPD information to develop operator maintenance programs (OMPs) that are then submitted to the relevant aviation authority for approval.
Planning maintenance programs for aircraft operators - IBM
Aviation authorities control the safety and airworthiness of the aircraft that are in their jurisdictions by reviewing and approving operator maintenance programs (OMPs). Aircraft operators use information from maintenance planning documents (MPDs) that aircraft manufacturers provide and other technical documents to define the OMPs that they ...
IBM Maximo for Aviation product overview
With Maximo® for Aviation, aviation companies can efficiently schedule and manage aircraft maintenance to maintain regulatory compliance and minimize periods when an aircraft is grounded.
Technical publications - IBM
Technical publications can trigger maintenance events and affect work planning forecasts. The Technical Publications application stores technical publications from manufacturers, vendors, regulatory agencies, and others.
Planning for regulatory compliance - IBM
Maximo for Aviation provides applications for defining operator maintenance programs and importing task cards from manufacturer maintenance planning documents. You can also design progressive inspection programs and create technical records to …
Planning maintenance programs for aircraft operators - IBM
Maintenance planning documents (MPDs) are provided by aircraft manufacturers to describe the repetitive tasks that are required to maintain their aircraft. Maintenance planning engineers use the MPD information to develop operator maintenance programs (OMPs) that are then submitted to the relevant aviation authority for approval.
Sampling program for aircraft maintenance - IBM
Sampling programs validate that maintenance tasks occur at the specified sample threshold and interval frequency that are outlined in the Maintenance Planning Document (MPD) for each aircraft type within a fleet.
Maintenance planning and management - IBM
Planning the maintenance of an aircraft involves monitoring asset conditions to determine when work is due in the short, medium, and long term. Decisions in maintenance planning are based on the availability of tools, labor, and repair locations.
Planning maintenance locations - IBM
Planning and scheduling maintenance activities for aircraft can be complex, because often the aircraft asset that requires maintenance is not in the correct location at the correct time. Maintenance location planning involves managing and scheduling assignments, crews, and materials at MRO locations.