Planning and Production

The Planning and Production module is where all scheduled and unscheduled maintenance jobs are catalogued and the bulk of all maintenance activity is controlled.

Planning and Production Features

Flexible forecasting with user-customizable profiles allows forecasts within an airframe, a base, or across the entire company.
Maintenance Control defect staging area for initial defect analysis and full historical reporting of defects.
Integrated deferred maintenance and MEL/airworthiness item control.
Job card ticketing system for easy job tracking.
Work package features for easy grouping and distribution of planned due lists.
Facilities for electronic rectification inputs from the floor, including parts on/off.
Fully developed electronic signature features to the task-step level.
RII and Independent check item management.
ETOPS significant item management.
Electronic part requisition system notifies stores/purchasing of part requirements.
Review of configured ‘triggers’ which associate related maintenance actions (ie, cascading heavy check requirements).
Job templates for any repetitive job including parts lists, trade requirements, and graphic attachments.

Digital document library for inspections, ADs, SBs, MPD tasks, etc. automatically printed with job cards.
Tools for both line maintenance and block/heavy maintenance project activities.
Easy separation of line maintenance tasks from heavy maintenance projects.
Links between routine inspection items and spawned non-routine rectification items.
Track heavy check project accomplishment, parts, and labor costs in real time.
Scan and store accomplished job cards as digital documents.
Pre-defined forecast via email allows automation of repetitive forecasting functions.
Graphical job scheduling analysis plots for identification of production scheduling conflicts and to monitor resource requirements.
Electronic maintenance status board for quick views of base-oriented production schedules.
Weight and balance management.
Tracking of complex limitations such as ‘Whichever Is Later’ constraint driven maintenance actions.
Opportunity task triggers.