Create and Maintain Maintenance Level Baseline

Explanation

Use this activity to define all the maintenance levels the customer wants performed by default, for every visit of serials with the a part number and site combination. All the required subassembly parts will be automatically included when all the maintenance level data for all sites is performed. The maintenance level baseline defines the typical breakdown the customer requires for a part. This should be revised whenever default maintenance requirements change for the part or for the customer.

Prerequisites

• The customer must have been defined in the Enterprise/Customer/Customer window.
• Maintenance Levels must have been defined for the part and its subassemblies.

System Effects

• When you define a baseline for a new part and site combination, for an existing customer or new customer, the part and its subassemblies must be retrieved.  This is done by using the right mouse button, Create Maintenance Level Data For All Sites. 
• The maintenance level baseline should be adjusted whenever default maintenance requirements change for the part or any of its subassemblies.
• The maintenance levels defined for each part in the maintenance level baseline are used as the default maintenance levels when the right mouse button, Calculate Suggested Maintenance Level and Apply Baseline, is run in the Define Work Scope window.

Window

Shop Visit

Related Window Descriptions

Shop Visit/Visit Defaults/Maintenance Level Baseline 
Define Work Scope/Maintenance Level Baseline

Procedure

1. Select a customer.
2. Enter the part number and part revision.
3. Right-click and then click Create Maintenance Level For All Sites.  
4. For each site, set the desired default maintenance level for a part.  It is not necessary to set a maintenance level for each part.
5. Save the record.