MEACOM0014 — Manage aircraft maintenance activities

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What an assessment for MEACOM0014 must cover

31 assessable components: 4 elements (14 performance criteria), 3 performance evidence and 11 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 3 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Develop an aircraft maintenance program

1.1Determine maintenance requirements for aircraft from related documentation
1.2Analyse and prioritise maintenance tasks
1.3Identify resource requirements and allocate resources to ensure timely and efficient completion of maintenance tasks

2 Implement an aircraft maintenance program

2.1Communicate and agree roles and responsibilities of maintenance personnel
2.2Identify and arrange required resources and equipment to achieve scheduled tasks, including required safety data sheets (SDS) and personal protective equipment (PPE)
2.3Regularly consult maintenance personnel to ensure scheduled tasks are achieved
2.4Provide advice and assistance with maintenance activities as required
2.5Identify and/or anticipate maintenance problems, and avoid or control them according to maintenance program procedures
2.6Provide management/stakeholder with updates on maintenance progress in line with organisational requirements and protocols

3 Review compliance and effectiveness of maintenance activities

3.1Monitor maintenance activities to ensure compliance with authorised instructions, policies and procedures
3.2Review and analyse maintenance program effectiveness
3.3Identify, investigate and negotiate proposed changes to maintenance program with management/stakeholders

4 Evaluate and report maintenance outcomes

4.1Evaluate final maintenance outcomes against the program according to organisational policies and procedures
4.2Collate, evaluate and distribute maintenance reports to designated authorities according to organisational policies and procedures

Performance evidence

manage the activities of one scheduled or unscheduled aircraft maintenance program, and, during the activities: determine aircraft maintenance requirements; determine resource requirements; use safety data sheets (SDS) to determine handling precautions and personal protective equipment (PPE) requirements; demonstrate fault diagnosis techniques; communicate maintenance progress and outcomes with designated personnel and authorities; review the compliance and effectiveness of maintenance activities undertaken.
The above maintenance program must involve preventative and corrective maintenance activities.
In the course of the above work, the candidate must: demonstrate planning and problem-solving techniques suited to the activity; use documentation and apply regulations, policies and procedures, including work health and safety (WHS) requirements, to determine maintenance and reporting requirements; produce spoken and written communication in English to the required level by way of status reports, briefings, maintenance notes, and worksheets.

Knowledge evidence

sources of information relating to scheduled or unscheduled maintenance activities and configuration change requirements described in the performance evidence, including: computer data systems, logbooks, authorised maintenance manuals, management directives, feedback from maintenance and operating personnel, aircraft flight and technical records, aircraft maintenance program, relevant aviation safety regulations, aviation maintenance organisation expositions, continuing airworthiness management organisation expositions, aircraft type certificate design certificate
aircraft compliance requirements in authorised instructions, policies and procedures in: manufacturers’ operating manuals, management directives, maintenance manuals, relevant aviation safety regulations, standing instructions, maintenance management plans, aviation maintenance organisation expositions, continuing airworthiness management organisation expositions, procedures manuals, work instructions, quality assurance instructions, work health and safety (WHS) policies and instructions, SDS
factors to consider when determining resource requirements, including: personnel numbers, personnel availability, personnel qualifications, personnel authorisations and experience, quantities and availability of parts, consumables, special equipment, ground support equipment, PPE and tools
basic project planning techniques, including timing, prioritising, resourcing, monitoring and evaluating maintenance tasks
techniques for mapping maintenance activities and recording progress
key features and characteristics of the aircraft and systems being maintained
applicable regulations, organisational policy and procedures manuals, maintenance manuals and instructions
organisational policy, procedures and protocols, including: fault diagnosis and troubleshooting procedures, damage assessment philosophies and procedures, cost-effectiveness considerations for different repair types, philosophies and considerations in repair versus replacement options
procedures for updating management and stakeholders on maintenance progress, including those relating to spoken reports and briefings and written reports, including notes, worksheets and briefs
equity, fraud and ethics requirements set out in organisational code of conduct specific to the maintenance work described in the performance evidence
sources of WHS standards, requirements, and procedures relating to the safety of self and others when managing the scheduled or unscheduled aircraft maintenance activities described in the performance evidence.

Foundation skills

Reading: Reading skills to interpret maintenance information.
Writing and oral communication: Writing and oral communication skills to report on maintenance outcomes and produce maintenance notes, worksheets, status reports, briefs, and individual directives in English.
Numeracy: Numeracy skills to calculate resource requirements.

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