Maintenance Documentation

SMA produces two forms of maintenance documentation: Technical Maintenance Plans and Planned Maintenance Documentation.

Technical Maintenance Plans (TMP). The TMP is a document that conforms to the maintenance philosophy of the Client and contains:

• a functional and physical description of the equipment/system

• equipment identification data including manufacturer, agents, model and where fitted

• a breakdown of the equipment or system into its various sub-assemblies showing part numbers

• cross references to other technical documentation pertaining to the equipment/system that show the maintenance and overhaul specifications, performance specifications and planned maintenance schedules

• a summary of the maintenance plan showing the level of maintenance and activities performed in accordance with the client's maintenance philosophy: test equipment; special tools required to perform maintenance; special handling requirements and any other requirements.

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Planned Maintenance Documentation (PMD). Planned Maintenance documentation outlines the planned maintenance requirements for specific equipment/systems. The document contains:

• an overview of the planned maintenance requirements including the frequency for performing the tasks, the skill level of the person required to undertake the task, the approximate duration of the task and whether there is any related planned maintenance activities

• for each assembly for which planned maintenance is required there is a further breakdown of the actual procedure for performing the various planned maintenance tasks, including safety precautions to be observed by personnel performing the tasks, expected results, spare parts, test equipment and tools required to complete the task.