20 Questions
What is the minimum timeframe covered by the I-level MMP?
Three months
What type of information is included in the projected schedule of the I-level MMP?
Items to be inducted for check and test from supported squadrons
What type of TDs are listed in a separate enclosure in the I-level MMP?
I-level and D-level TDs applicable to equipment and systems
What is included in the I-level MMP to help with production effort planning?
Operational factors anticipated to affect the production effort
What can be used in the I-level MMP?
Copies of NALCOMIS reports or other maintenance data sources
What type of items are included in the I-level MMP?
Forced removal items for SE and shop-installed equipment
What must Production Control maintain for each referenced document used to build the current month's MMP?
A hard copy or electronic copy
Who prepares the MMP and briefs the Maintenance Officer for signature?
The MMCO or PCO
What is included in the brief of the MMP?
Progress in achieving the current month's maintenance schedule
What is the purpose of annotating changes and deviations from the schedule in the MMP?
To maintain a working copy of the MMP
What is Priority 1 assigned to in the MMP?
All work requests from activities within 30 days of deployment
What type of maintenance is included in the MMP workload prioritization?
All aeronautical components, including inspection, repair, testing, and modification
What is the primary purpose of the I-Level Monthly Maintenance Plan (MMP)?
To forecast maintenance workload with related planning factors
Which of the following personnel is responsible for database upkeep?
Database Administrator/System Administrator
What is the purpose of the Maintenance Clerk in Production Control?
To perform routine administrative actions
What is AWP Unit operation familiarization for?
Awaiting Parts Unit operation familiarization
What is the purpose of Logs and Records in Production Control?
To manage Logs and Records functions
What is the purpose of the Technical Directive Coordinator?
To coordinate technical directives
Which of the following is NOT a topic covered in JQR/PQS?
SE PMS Coordination
What is the purpose of the I-Level Work Center Supervisors' BMT training?
To become familiar with Buffer Management Tool functions and report options
Study Notes
I-Level Monthly Maintenance Plan (MMP)
- Contains a month-by-month plan to accomplish major scheduled maintenance due for the next three months
Enclosures
- Projected schedule of items to be inducted for check and test from supported squadrons, weapons departments, air departments, and supply activities
- Projected Non-Destructive Inspection (NDI) requirements
- Chronological schedule of due dates for major scheduled inspections, maintenance, and calibration requirements for shop installed equipment and facilities
- Active Technical Directives and directed compliance timeframe, listed in two separate enclosures
- Forced removal items for SE and shop-installed equipment
- Operational factors anticipated to affect the production effort
MMP Preparation and Briefing
- Prepared by the Maintenance Material Control Officer (MMCO) or Production Control Officer (PCO)
- Briefed to the Maintenance Officer for signature no later than five working days prior to the first month covered in the MMP
- Briefing includes:
- Progress in achieving the current month's maintenance schedule
- Scheduled maintenance for the upcoming month, with emphasis on maintenance that will impact production
- Operational factors anticipated to affect the production effort
- Current and projected problems in meeting production
Workload Prioritization
- Directed by Production Control
- All workload, including off-equipment maintenance, component and sub-component repair, and work in support of the Weapons Department, is assigned one of the following priorities:
- Priority 1 - Required to fill an outstanding NMCS or PMCS requisition (EXREP), NMC or PMC work request, or NMC or PMC test equipment requirement
- Additional priorities (not specified)
Production Control Support Personnel
- Assigned to perform routine administrative actions
- Examples include:
- Maintenance Clerk
- Logs and Records
- Database Administrator/System Administrator
- Technical Directive Coordinator
- SE PMS Coordinator
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