Maintenance Control Centre Combined Planning Training Package
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The Maintenance Planning function is critical to the integrity of the organization, and this course introduces the student to the EASA compliant Maintenance Planning Process. Aircraft Production Planning belongs to the Maintenance Organisation and is related to the size of the organisation, from a very humble structure to an intensive business management process. There is much opportunity available within the Production Planning business area to deliver savings and the challenge is to identify efficient business processes that can be used to gather the data, analyze and measure the opportunities and finally to act on this.
When dealing with the complex technical systems involved in air transport the consequences of unreliable services become critical and may include a high cost of operation, a loss of productivity, incidents, and exposure to accidents which could even impact the company’s marketplace position. The Maintenance Planning function is critical to the integrity of the organisation and this course introduces the student to the EASA compliant Maintenance Planning Process. Aircraft Maintenance Planning in an EASA Environment Fundamentals with VO The essential purpose of Aircraft Maintenance is to either return a defective system or component to serviceability or to maintain the aircraft system, component or structure in an airworthy condition. In reality it was understood that schedule overhaul did not have a particular impart on the reliability of a component – unless there was a dominant failure mode evident (Thus calling into question the associated rational in performing the overhaul). A second understanding concerns the fact that there are many items for which there is no “effective maintenance activity” for scheduled hard time maintenance. Aircraft Maintenance Planning Management and Development in an EASA Environment with VO The Management processes associated with the role of the Maintenance Planning Function is of significant importance when considering the various challenges associated with developing and optimising the various processes involved in the controls. Maintenance costs can be driven down without compromising quality; in addition asset values can be maintained or increased without excessive expenditure. This course considers several key areas where the management and development of the EASA Maintenance Planning Function may be influenced and supported. Aircraft Maintenance Planning Optimization Processes in an EASA Environment with VО We all know that maintenance is a significant driver of cost to the airline, therefore anything which can lead to a decrease in these costs without impacting safety or reliability is highly relevant to the planning process. Often there are gaps in our understanding of all related cost considerations so a major factor to consider becomes the measurement of both the cost and the value of the maintenance process. This course considers elements factors and opportunities which can enable optimization of the planning process. Advanced Aircraft Maintenance Planning in an EASA Environment We operate aircraft within a heavily regulated industry which maintains a set of mandatory standards which we need to meet or exceed. Compliance with the aircraft maintenance program is the method by which we demonstrate we are meeting these requirements. The Aircraft Maintenance Process is a major cost centre within the aircraft operating environment and provides also a significant opportunity to deliver optimization and saving. This course looks at several advanced subjects which are directly involved in the delivery of effective Aircraft Maintenance Planning. Aircraft Production Planning belongs to the Maintenance Organisation and is related to the size of the organisation, from a very humble structure to an intensive business management process. Developing More Effective Production Planning Processes This course looks at a variety of elements which will prepare you for delivering optimizations within your workplace. The most cost effective maintenance requires proportionate planning to provide the best outcomes. The need for successful reporting at the beginning and throughout the maintenance check should be considered as a requirement of the highest order. Over time we gain experience on a particular aircraft type to the point where we can reasonably predict or anticipate the requirement in respect of manpower and other pre requisites which will help the pre-planning and our ability to cope with unforeseen circumstances. Production Planning Management and Oversight Production Planning belongs to the Part 145 Organisation, this training focuses on the role of Management within the Production Planning function by considering the interface and the role of Maintenance Planning and the Approved Maintenance Program, to consider the Regulatory environment and the responsibilities of the nominated Post Holder. 8 certificates will be available for you to download following successful course and examination completion. You can request a Soft Copy Certificate for your Package by sending us the certificates of all courses comprising it at [email protected] Regular price of the courses when undertaken individually - 712.00 EUR.
Introduction to Aircraft Maintenance Planning in an EASA Environment with VO Price: 712.00 EUR 435.00 EUR
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