African Pilot

AVDEX AMS can save money and improve productivi­ty

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AMO Management is a complex function due to the SACAA and quality requiremen­ts. Add to this the volume of documents produced and the retention requiremen­ts, the task is truly daunting. AMO management must keep track of inventory, labour, due tasks and maintenanc­e requiremen­ts that are continuall­y subject to revision. AMS from AVDEX is a system that caters to all the requiremen­ts of a modern AMO.

Inventory control of parts fitted to aircraft is essential to the safety and cost effectiven­ess of the work carried out. It is necessary to trace parts procuremen­t to the final fitting onto an aircraft. AMS provides a purchase order system that allows full trace of parts’ origins. Full trace is enhanced by allowing links to scanned Certificat­es of Release (8130 or EASA Form1) in digital format to each batch.

Job card control: workpacks are created by entry of owner/operator, pilot or scheduled maintenanc­e requiremen­ts which in turn are tracked until completion. Taskcards may be imported from the AVDEX AMP maintenanc­e tracking system.Compliance detail of taskcards are used to generate Certificat­e of Release to Service documents (CRMA).

Outwork services: the programme produces purchase orders for services to be complied with by other providers.

Costing: Ongoing cost analysis of a workpack is available at any time to allow AMO personnel to determine if the workpack complies with the values as authorised by the client. Real-time WIP calculatio­ns allow management to readily assess the impact of timely invoicing.

Document links: Various digitised documents may be linked to functions within the programme.

• Supplier approval certificat­es

• Workpack scans

• Workpack invoice

• Release documents for parts

• Outwork (Services) invoice

• PO invoices

• Personnel licence

Access control and security: Full access control allows access to only those functions to which users have the right to view, add, edit or change.

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