3M 303

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OPNAV 4790/2L form

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is used to provide amplifying information, drawings, and serial numbers relating to a corresponding deferred action - deferring to resident experts - a study of what the problem is

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2L - think "later"

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NAVSUP 1250-1 Form

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the Supply Standard Requisition Form

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During tag-out (danger) of a piece of equipment, the duties of second person checking the tags.

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- Make sure that the number of tags satisfactorily ISOLATES the equipment.
- Inspect the ACCURACY and completeness of the tag-out.
- Make sure the tags are HUNG properly

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GDAPL

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•General Distribution Allowance Parts List the COSAL (Coordinated Shipboard Allowance List) tool that contains all current APL's/ AEL's and offers access and retrieval capabilities previously available in microfiche.

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The time restriction on the use of laminated "danger" tags in performing PMS requirements is

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During normal working hours only

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Laminated "danger" tags of the PMS tag-out is

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authorized for use on all shipboard equipment without restriction only.

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Preventive Maintenance is

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a maintenance which is performed as a minimum requirement to maintain equipment with in specifications

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PMS FBR (cat B)

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This type of feedback report is used to report technical discrepancies inhibiting PMS performance and/or the need of TYCOM assistance.

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SKED - automates:
generates:
as well as (4):

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is a PMS program that automates PMS scheduling process generating Cycle, Quarterly, and Weekly schedules as well as TGL's, EGL's, RAR's, and ACF's

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Who can shift maintenance and approve one work center to another under PMS FBR category B?

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Executive Officer

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Mandatory maintenance requirements are identified by:
Which PMS schedule?

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(#) next to item - written on the quarterly PMS schedule

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Reschedule Column of the PMS Quarterly schedule is utilized

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to indicate Semiannual and longer MR's not accomplished but still within periodicity

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•The interval of accomplishment for maintenance periodicity
M
Q
S
A

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M- 1 3-6 weeks,
Q- 2-4 months,
S- 4-8 months,
A- 3-5 Quarters.

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Marking the underway time in the SKED program can be done

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before and after the Department Head finalize the quarterly schedule.

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•Flip Page Report in the SKED is equivalent of

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entering comments on the reverse side of the Quarterly Schedule.

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• RAR

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(Record Accomplishment Rate) SKED report determines the percentage of qualifying scheduled maintenance requirements that has been accomplished.

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Revision Wizard in SKED feature allows who to do what?

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Work Center Supervisors to make changes in the PMS boards such as ACNs (Advance Change Notices), DIT's, FR's, and Administrative change entries.

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• Cycle PMS Schedule displays

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the Planned Maintenance requirements to be performed during the period between major overhauls of the ship

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• Equipment not supported by PMS will continue to be maintained until PMS is developed and installed by using

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Manufacturer's Technical Manuals

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Syscom MRC Control Numbers are used to identify:
If first 2 digits are underlined, this indicates:

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those MRC's listed on the MIP. If the first two digits of the Syscom MRC are underlined, this indicates NEW and/ or REVISED MRC.

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• PMS supersedes all previous planned or preventive maintenance systems or programs, where

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a difference between the requirements and/ or procedures of PMS and other technical publications exist, PMS will prevail

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• EGL form is used in conjunction with a controlling MRC when

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the MRC applies to a number of identical items and contains no more than a single day's work

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• Department Head signs and approves

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Cycle and Quarterly PMS schedules

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• TIC marks shaded in the Quarterly schedule is used to indicate

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During underway period

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• The man-hours listed on the MRC denotes

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the amount of time to complete the check as describe in the procedures listed in the card.

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OPNAVINST 5100.19 series

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is the standard reference for Safety Precautions for Forces Afloat

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• When can Work Center Supervisors line out line items in the "Procedure" block of the MRC?

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When the non-applicable line item or step is followed by the word "if applicable" or a note identifying steps to be omitted

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With regard to frequency of PMS actions, each command has the perogative to

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INCREASE the frequency of performance of specified PMS actions to meet local conditions - never DECREASE

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• Quarterly and below checks maintenance requirements is on

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the "Schedule Quarter After Overhaul" columns of the Cycle PMS Schedule.

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• Scheduling Aids

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is the amplifying instructions that are noted in the maintenance requirement description block of a MIP.

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• Maintenance requirement that can be accomplished concurrently with another maintenance requirement is called

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Convenience Related Maintenance

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• A Work Candidate in OMMS-NG cannot be deleted if

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there are unprocessed parts orders associated with it and has ever been reported off the ship.

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• The purpose of the Planned Maintenance System (PMS) is to

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provide a standard system for planning, scheduling, controlling, and performing maintenance on all equipment

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A maintenance requirement accomplished by a higher authority is marked with:
On which schedule?

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Cent sign on the Quarterly PMS schedule.

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The computation of RAR automatic scheduling program (SKED2)doesn't count for which type of checks?

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RESCHEDULED checks

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Crew Accomplishment Report (SKED Report) is

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information concerning the work actually accomplished by crew members and produces a listing of PMS actions completed by an individual crew during a selected week

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3 things are a part of a Tag-Out Record:

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Tag Out Instructions
Instrument Log (calibrations)
Index Page

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• The schedule verification feature of the SKED2 program annotates Maintenance Requirement checks that are out of periodicity is by

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Marking the MR in red