Overview
Be introduced to the fundamentals of Maintenance Steering Group and its origins. Examine the foundations of reliability and failure characteristics theory – critical in understanding the logic, components and methodology of MSG-3. Learn about Structurally Significant Items (SSI), Zonal Maintenance and Lightning/High Intensity Radiated Field (L/HIRF) Analysis.
Course Outline
- Introduction and MSG-3 Defined
- The Failure Process
- MSG-3 Maintenance Significant Item Selection
- CMR definition and Safety Assessment
- MSG-3 Functions – Failures – Effects – Cause Sheet (There is a significant practical element to this module)
- Supplementary information – MSG-3 Process
- MSG-3 Maintenance Tasks
- Supplementary Information – MSG-3 development
- MSG-3 Task Selection
- MSG-3 Structural Maintenance Analysis Procedure
- Supplementary information – Documents
- Zonal Maintenance Analysis Procedure
- Lightning / High Intensity Radiated Field (L/HIRF) Analysis Procedure
- Implementing MSG-3 and Age Exploration
Course Details
Duration: 4 days
Who should attend: Designed to meet the needs of aviation personnel requiring a comprehensive understanding of MSG-3
Prerequisite: No prerequisities are mandated for this course
Accreditation: National accreditation is currently not available for this course
Trainer: Mr Gavin Walker, industry leader in MSG-3 and Reliability Centred Maintenance (RCM). With a Royal Air Force background, Mr Walker has complementary skills in ILS, LSA, FMECA and MTA
How to register for this course
Simply fill out one of the below Course Registration Forms and return via email to training@babcock.com.au
Contact us
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Babcock Training Academy
Level 9
70 Franklin Street
Adelaide SA 5000