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The Challenge of Working with Aviation Maintenance English as a Foreign Language

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August 29, 2016

Steven Bentley

We have several industry generic problems within the environment of Aviation Maintenance Planning Documentation related to the comprehension of Regulatory inspired documentation. a) Long sentences related to regulatory requirements for example Federal Aviation Requirements (FAR) and Certification Specifications (CS). b) Insufficient details in the original documentation with some steps omitted by the editors of task…

Considering Task Card Issues in the Context of the Maintenance Repair Organisation (MRO)

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August 24, 2016

Steven Bentley

As Technical Authors our understanding of the issues as perceived by the Maintenance organisations can serve to improve how we manage the work that we do. In this way to achieve an insight into potential areas of improvement. Issues identified during a review of the effectiveness of the task card process include the following: Occurrence…

Using Flowcharts to Support Aviation Maintenance Procedures

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Support Aviation Maintenance Procedures

August 22, 2016

Steven Bentley

The use of Flowcharts within or supplemental to a procedure provides significant benefits particularly in the development of process documentation. Benefits include the ability to demonstrate regulatory compliance as well as supporting the Quality Control / Quality Assurance Process. A well-crafted flowchart is visually stimulating and easy to understand. In addition it will gain and…

Reducing The Potential of Human Error when writing Aviation Maintenance Procedures

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August 22, 2016

Steven Bentley

Maintenance Procedures deliver essential information to ensure consistent delivery of a particular objective or requirement. If the procedure is not written in the correct way it has the potential to become at best a distraction and at worst a liability which may become a precursor to an unwelcome event. Not following correctly a procedure can…