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QUALITY ASSURANCE (QA) PROGRAM |
prints are used to learn operation and maintenance of
machines, systems, and equipment.
Additional
detailed
information
about
mechanical drawing and the reading of prints and
drawings is contained in Blueprint Reading and
Sketching, NAVEDTRA 10077-F1.
PLANNED MAINTENANCE SYSTEM
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: Describe the 3-M
systems’ purpose. Explain how the ABF will
use the 3-M systems.
Heads up thinking and asking questions can
make your work as an ABF run smoothly. On a day-
to-day basis, you come in contact with PMS. The PMS
(Planned Maintenance System) weekly schedule
displays the planned maintenance scheduled to be
done in your work center for a specific week. The
weekly PMS schedule is posted in each work center.
It is used by the work center supervisor to assign and
monitor the accomplishment of the required PMS
tasks by work center personnel.
The following is a list of the contents of weekly PMS
schedules (fig. 2-50).
1. Work center code.
2. Date of current week.
3. Division officer’s approval signature.
4. MIP code minus the date code.
Figure 2-50.—Weekly PMS schedule.
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