ADM 1526 - Maintenance Awareness

1. Preventative maintenance
   1. preparation and scheduling
   2. documentation; communication of procedures, forms, and follow-up
2. Routine repair
   1. necessary supplies
   2. repair and preventative maintenance schedules, needs, supplies
   3. safety procedures for doing repairs
3. Monitoring indicators
   1. comparison of current performance to optimal operations
   2. investigation and correction of equipment conditions
   3. monitoring of equipment
   4. documentation steps
4. Housekeeping
   1. storage of tools and materials
   2. recognition of unsafe conditions
   3. correction action steps
   4. clean workstation aspects
   5. housekeeping inspections
   6. organization of workstations
5. Maintenance issues
   1. electrical, pneumatic, hydraulic, machine automation systems
   2. lubrication processes, bearings, and couplings, belts and chain drives
   3. high vacuum and laser systems
   4. components of Total Productive Maintenance
6. Documentation
   1. up-to-date documentation
   2. processes for ensuring repair history is complete and accurate

1. explain performance of preventative maintenance.
2. describe the concepts of routine repair.
3. discuss monitoring indicators to ensure correct operations.
4. describe performance of housekeeping to maintain production schedule.
5. describe potential maintenance issues with basic production systems.
6. describe the importance of documentation within a maintenance system.

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