In the early days, the basic philosophy of maintenance was to replace aircraft components or conduct aircraft overhaul at a specific time. The driving principles behind this philosophy have often resulted in high maintenance costs and undesired aircrafts unavailability.
Increasingly, militaries and the aviation industry is moving towards adopting the Maintenance Steering Group - 3 (MSG-3) approach, to better manage maintenance program. Due to its top down analytical approach, successful MSG-3 implementation will help in cost savings, operational excellence and higher safety standards.
Including detailed discussion on the factors affecting preventive maintenance, the MSG-3 process and techniques in developing MSG-3 based maintenance programmes - this interactive 3-day course benefits its participants to:
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The course is designed to meet the needs of aviation personnel who require a comprehensive understanding of MSG-3.
The course is designed principally to prepare the delegate for a role as a MSG-3 Analyst. It is aimed at aviation engineering organisations. The course will also benefit anyone working within an MSG-3 environment who needs a working understanding of the MSG-3 process in order to function effectively and efficiently.
It would also serve as useful to other Supportability Engineering Managers and Practitioners who need a broad understanding of the key processes carried out as part of an integrated programme. Typically this may include Reliability, Safety, Technical Data, Supply Support and Human Factors Managers and personnel.
For more information about the event, please contact +65 9190 5966 or email marketing@k2b.com.sg
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Senior Member of Technical Staff, DSO National Laboratories
Radar Systems Design and Engineering, July 2012
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Radar Systems Design and Engineering, July 2012
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