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ADF AVIATION MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT MANUAL

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AAP 7001.059(AM1)B1 Notes to Readers

NOTES TO READERS

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This publication, issued as an Australian Air Publication (AAP) is authorised by the ADF Airworthiness Authority as the contents have Tri-Service significance and authority.

This AAP is managed in accordance with AAP 5030.001CD—Defence Aviation and Australian Air Publication Systems and Specifications Manual. Authorised Maintenance Organisations (AMOs) are to refer to this publication for management of AAPs and for procedures for requesting additional copies.

Personnel at all levels are encouraged to submit recommendations for changes to procedures contained within this publication using the Publication Improvement Report and Reply (PIRR) system in accordance with AAP 5030.001CD.

All PIRRs are to be forwarded through the responsible Force Element Group Headquarters (FEGHQ) or equivalent for comment prior to submission to:

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For expediency, PIRRs may be sent via facsimile to (03) 9256 3377: Attention: AMMS1C.

This AAP is available in an Alternate Media (AM) to paper. A CD-ROM version can be obtained by contacting the Sponsor. An electronic version may be viewed on the Defence Force Intranet System, and on the Internet at www.defence.gov.au/dgta

This AAP comprises two books.

These books are issued and maintained as a set.

Book one contains all applicable Preliminary Pages, including a List of Effective Pages and Amendment Certificate for the set.

Book two contains a List of Effective Pages and other Preliminary Pages applicable to that book only.

All amendments to the set are entered in the Amendment Certificate for the set, which is contained in Book 1.

This set comprises the following books:

AAP 7001.059(AM1)B1.

AAP 7001.059(AM1)B2.

This publication superseded AAP 7001.059(AM1)—ADF Aviation Maintenance Management Manual, Date of Issue 02 Oct 08.

SUMMARY OF CHANGES

Due to the significance of the revision, the publication has been re-issued. In addition, ‘AL change bars’ have been introduced to highlight significant changes and the following information is a summary of the changes.

Introduction

As a result of the DGTA organisational review, directorates within DGTA have been re-named and, for the purposes of this publication, will be identified as follows:

References to Directorate of Aircraft Maintenance (DAIRMAINT), now Directorate of Aviation Regulation (DAVREG), have been changed to DAVREG.

References to Directorate of Aircraft Engineering (DAIRENG), now Directorate of Aviation Engineering (DAVENG), have been changed to DGTA.

References to Directorate of Quality Assurance–Air (DQA(Air)), now Directorate of Aviation Compliance (DAVCOMP), have been changed to DGTA.



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The term Accountable Manager (AM) implies ‘Corporate Authority’ and therefore, adds complexity to the command, corporate and maintenance responsibilities across service and commercial organisations. From an aircraft maintenance regulatory perspective, the need for an AM is seen as unnecessary, as in an ADF AMO the Senior Maintenance Manager (SMM) will always be responsible to the Commanding Officer (CO) for the conduct of maintenance. Notwithstanding, the CO still has organisational and command responsibilities. Therefore, reference to the term AM in this publication has been removed and replaced by either CO or SMM as considered appropriate.

Systems Program Office (SPO) is defined in DI(G) LOG 4–3–028—Supply Chain Management of Aeronautical Product as: ‘A SPO is an organisation responsible for the whole of life logistics management of equipment’. In the context of DI(G) LOG 4–3–028 a SPO has three distinct elements: Project Office (PO), Authorised Engineering Organisation (AEO) and Logistics Management Unit (LMU). Therefore, SPO has replaced references to AEO as the AEO may not be the only element within a SPO that needs access to the information. For example, a ‘Report on Aircraft and Aeronautical Product’ also requires LMU involvement.

To align to with Technical Airworthiness Regulation (TAR) 4. 5. 3—Maintenance Personnel, reference to Tradespersons, Trade Supervisor, Independent Inspector, Maintenance Manager (MM), aircrew non-technical personnel and aviation trade trainees who are performing, supervising, inspecting and managing maintenance have been termed Maintenance Personnel.. However, where considered appropriate some references to Tradespersons, Trade Supervisor, Independent Inspector and MM remain unchanged.

References to orders, instructions, publications and manuals etc, have been termed ‘Authorised Maintenance Data’ to align with TAR 5. 1. 1—Authorised Maintenance Data. However, where considered appropriate some references remain unchanged, specifically references to ‘local instructions’.

‘Related Orders, Instructions and Publications’ at the end of affected chapters have been removed on the advice of the User Requirements Group (URG).

SECTION 1

ADF MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORK

Chapter 1 Annex A – Exemption Approval Authorities

Due to the issue of AL 3 of AAP 7001.053(AM1)—Technical Airworthiness Management Manual and the re-structure of Section 4 and Section 6, table chapters and annexes may have been re-titled, added or removed.

Chapter 2 – Structure of an ADF AMO

References to Accountable Manager (AM) changed to Commanding Officer (CO) as appropriate.

Inserted TAR 4. 4. 1a(1) which identifies the responsibilities of the CO when discharging their responsibility as the Senior Executive.

Chapter 2, Annex B – Responsibilities of Key Management Appointments

References AM changed to CO as appropriate.

Paragraph 1 amended to align the Commanding Officers (CO) responsibilities with TAR 4. 4. 1—Maintenance Management Plan.

Paragraph 2d added to align Senior Maintenance Manager (SMM) responsibilities with TAR 4. 5. 1—Senior Maintenance Manager.

Paragraph 2j amended to align with TAR 5. 1. 1—Authorised Maintenance Data which covers the terms Publications, Instructions, Orders and data.

Paragraph 4 amended to reflect the SMMs responsibilities when delegating SMM Authority in accordance with TAR 4. 5. 1e.



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SECTION 2

MAINTENANCE AUTHORISATIONS

Chapter 1 – Task Authorisations

Paragraphs 1, 2 and 3 amended to align with AL 3 of AAP 7001.053(AM1). TAR 4. 5. 3—Maintenance Personnel which now includes technical personnel, non-technical personnel, aircrew and aviation trade trainees.

Paragraph 8 amended to quantify experience and mentor responsibilities.

Paragraph 18 added SMMs delegation responsibilities.

Paragraph 19 amended SMM or delegate responsibilities of assessing, authorising and recording task authorisations of maintenance personnel.

Paragraph 20 added task authorisations for maintenance personnel who do not have a record of training and employment document must be recorded in accordance with local instructions.

Paragraph 23c amended SCM Selection Criteria by removing the ‘as deemed necessary by the SMM’.

Paragraph 28 reference to Quality Manager replaced by SMM or delegate.

Paragraphs 28 to 31 reference to Currency and Re-authorisation changed to ‘Periodic Review and Re-authorisation’.

Chapter 2 – Maintenance by Aircrew

References to AM changed to CO as appropriate.

Paragraph 2 reference to TAR 4. 5. 8 replaced with TAR 4. 5. 3 to align with AL 3 of AAP 7001.053(AM1).

Paragraph 3c references to AAPs, STIs local instructions and procedures manuals removed and replaced with TAR 5. 1. 1—Authorised Maintenance Data to align with AL 3 of AAP 7001.053(AM1).

Paragraph 6 added reference to Section 3 Chapter 10—Management of Aircraft Explosive Ordinance Maintenance.

Paragraph 8 added further details to be covered when promulgating a formal aircrew training, assessment and authorisation program.

Paragraph 12 amended heading to ‘Assessment and Demonstration of Competency’.

Paragraph 14 amended to align with TAR 4. 5. 3.

Paragraph 26 amended the scope for SMM or delegate to certify authorisations in Aircrew Log Books.

Chapter 3—Task Authorisation of Non-Technical Personnel (Other than Aircrew)

Paragraphs 1, 2 and 3 reference to TAR 4. 5. 9 replaced with TAR 4. 5. 3 to align with AL 3 of AAP 7001.053(AM1).

Paragraphs 6 and 7 SMM responsibilities for task authorisation and delegation of responsibilities for tasks performed by non-technical personnel.

Paragraphs 10 and 11 now incorporates tasks suitable for performance by non-technical personnel and provides examples of tasks that may be carried out by non-technical personnel.

Paragraph 19 now incorporates Annex A paragraph 2.

Annex A removed and incorporated in this chapter.

SECTION 3

MAINTENANCE PROCESSES

Chapter 1 — Supervision, Inspection and Management of Maintenance and Flight Line operations within an AMO (formerly Supervision and Inspection within an AMO)

Chapter title (formerly Supervision and Inspection within an AMO) changed to Supervision, Inspection and Management of Maintenance and Flight Line Operations within an AMO.

Paragraph 1 amended TARs to align with AL 3 of AAP 7000.053(AM1).

Paragraph 11 reference to AM and SMM replaced with AMO.

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Paragraph 37 introduces the allowance for SMMs to use CPL(E) as Maintenance Managers (MM) in defined roles.

Chapter 1 Annex A — Safety CriticalItems and Systems

Paragraph 9 added clarification that SPO may be advised by PIRR or alternate reporting procedure approved by SPO.

Chapter 1 Annex B — Maintenance Personnel Responsibilities (formerly AMO Personnel Responsibilities)

Annex title (formerly AMO Personnel Responsibilities) changed to Maintenance Personnel Responsibilities.

Paragraph 2 added to include tool control responsibilities.

Paragraph 11q expanded on aircraft release duties/procedures.

Chapter 2 – Aircraft and Aeronautical Product Servicing

MIERs incorporated in Section 3 Chapter 11.

Paragraph 56 refers MIER process to Section 3 Chapter 11.

Chapter 3 – Aircraft and Aeronautical product Maintenance (formerly Aircraft Maintenance)

Chapter title (formerly Aircraft Maintenance) changed to Aircraft and Aeronautical product Maintenance.

Paragraph 2 amended to align with TAR 5. 1. 1—Authorised Maintenance Data which covers Publications, Instructions, Orders and data.

Paragraph 4 added to clarify the requirement for Aircraft and Aeronautical product to be maintained in accordance with Authorised Maintenance Data.

Paragraph 7 added as a new paragraph to reflect the requirements for recording maintenance on aeronautical product not managed under an approved maintenance plan.

Paragraphs 13 and 14 added as new paragraphs to direct personnel to Section3 Chapter 11 when actioning deferment of preventive and corrective maintenance.

Chapter 4 – Contingency Maintenance

Paragraphs 4 and 6 reference to TAR 5. 1. 20 replaced with TAR 5. 1. 12—Contingency Maintenance and Battle Damage Repair to align with AL 3 of AAP 7001.053(AM1).

Paragraph 17d reference to TAR 5. 6. 3 replaced with TAR 5. 5. 3—Salvage to align with AL 3 of AAP 7001.053(AM1).

Chapter 5 – Maintenance Test Flights


Paragraph 2 reference to TAR 5. 1. 12 replaced with TAR 5. 1. 8—Maintenance Test Flights to align with AL 3 of AAP 7001.053(AM1).

Paragraphs 6a and 6b reference to RCLO removed due to the closure of the RCLO agency.

Paragraph 9f added to align with TAR 5. 1. 8a.

Paragraph 19 reference to SAFETYMAN replaced with Defence Aviation Safety Manual (DASM) Section 3 Chapter 8—Hazard Reporting and Tracking.

Paragraph 30 amended to facilitate both paper-based and electronic recording and certification systems.

Chapter 7 – Control Of Tools and Support Equipment

Paragraph 2 references to TARs 5. 1, 5. 2 and 5. 3 replaced with TARs 5. 4. 1—Tools and Support Equipment and 5. 4. 2—Local Manufacture or Modification of Standard Tools to align with AL 3 of AAP 7001.053(AM1).

Paragraphs 5 and 10 amended to reflect changes to tool control requirements in accordance with the TARs 5. 4. 1 and 5. 4. 2.

Paragraph 22 amended to reflect changes to TARs 5. 4. 1 and 5. 4. 2 to align with AL 3 of AAP 7001.053(AM1).

Paragraphs 41 and 43 amended to read ‘the SMM or delegate must inform relevant operational personnel’.



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Chapter 8 – Foreign Object Control


Paragraph 3 reference to TAR 5. 1. 8 removed as foreign object control is covered by TAR 5. 1. 2—Maintenance Certification.

Paragraph 9 expanded to include ‘all AMO maintenance and non-maintenance personnel’.

Paragraph 11 expanded to include the statement that no additional entries are required for FOC checks.

SECTION 3 (continued)

Chapter 9 – Engine Ground Runs

Paragraph 3 references to TAR 5. 1. 13 replaced with TAR 5. 1. 7—Maintenance Ground Runs to align with AL 3 of AAP 7001.053(AM1).

Chapter 10 – Management of Aircraft Explosive Ordnance Maintenance


Chapter 10 Annex A – Management of Army Specific Explosive Ordinance Maintenance


Paragraph 3 reference to AM replaced with ‘Authorised Maintenance Organisation (AMO)’.

Paragraph 15 reference to Iroquois UH–1H aircraft removed due to aircraft being removed from service.

Chapter 10 Annex B – Management of Navy Specific Explosive Ordinance Maintenance


Chapter 10 Annex C – Management of Air Force Specific Explosive Ordinance Maintenance


Chapter 11 – Deferment of Required Maintenance (formerly Carried Forward Unserviceabilities)

Chapter title (formerly Carried Forward Unserviceabilities) changed to align with TAR 5. 1. 6—Deferment of Required Maintenance.

Paragraph 2 reference to TAR 5. 1. 11 replaced with TAR 5. 1. 6 to align with AL 3 of AAP 7001.053(AM1).

Paragraph 2 defines the process for deferring corrective maintenance and preventive maintenance.

Paragraph 20 NOTE: ‘Original CFU Authorisations must not travel with the parent aircraft’.

Paragraph 23 references to TARs 5. 1. 19 and 5. 1. 20 replaced with TARs 5. 1. 10—Structural Repairs and 5. 1. 12—Contingency Maintenance Battle Damage Repair to align with AL 3 of AAP 7001.053(AM1).

Paragraphs 23 and 24 references to non-standard repair replaced with ‘Structural Repair’ to align with TAR 5. 1. 10.

Paragraphs 26 and 27 defines the procedures to be followed by the SMM or delegate when there is a need to defer the incorporation of a Special Technical Instruction (STI).

Paragraphs 40 to 48 incorporation of the procedures for processing maintenance interval extensions. Procedures formerly in Section 3 Chapter 2—Aircraft and Aeronautical Product Servicing.

Chapter 13 – Fatigue Management and Duty/Rest Periods (formerly Maintenance Personnel Duty/rest Periods)

Chapter title (formerly Maintenance Personnel Duty/rest Periods) changed to Fatigue Management and Duty/Rest Periods.


Paragraph 2 provides further details for the management of fatigue in defence.

Paragraph 3 reference to TAR 4. 5. 10 replaced with TAR 4. 5. 4—Human Factors and Maintenance Error Management.

Paragraph 15 defines ‘Duty Period’.

Tables 13–1 to 13–4 provide guidance when considering the authorisation of extensions to Duty Periods.



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SECTION 4

MAINTENANCE RECORDING

• Section 4 has been re-structured and as a consequence Chapters, Annexes and Appendixes have been transferred and/or re-titled.

Chapter 1 – Authorised Maintenance Data (formerly Technical Maintenance Data)

Chapter title (formerly Technical Maintenance Data) changed to align with TAR 5. 1. 1—Authorised Maintenance Data.

This chapter has been re-written to be compliant with the TAR 5. 1. 1.

Chapter 2 – Recording and Certification of Aircraft and Aeronautical Product Maintenance

The chapter has been updated to include processes and procedures which are applicable to all recording and certification systems.

Paragraph 17 introduction of ‘Levels of Certification’ to allow maintenance personnel to certify for the task relative to the function being performed, eg allows a tradesperson performing a maintenance ground run to certify in the trade supervisor field.

Paragraphs 18 to 20 ‘Certification Time Limits’ amended to clarify best practice for task/inspection certification regime.

Paragraph 39c added to clarify the procedures to rectify ‘not applicable’ and ‘not required’ entries in a paper-based recording and certification system.

Chapter 2 Annex A – Continuous Charge (formerly Form EE500—Maintenance Form)

Annex title (formerly Form EE500—Maintenance Form) changed to Continuous Charge due to Section 4 re-structure.

Procedures formerly covered in Section 4 Chapter 2 Annex A Appendix 1.

This annex covers the generic requirements when aircraft operate under continuous charge.

Form EE500 procedures have been incorporated in Section 4 Chapter 3 Annex A.

Chapter 2 Annex B – Aircraft Log Pack (formerly Form EE500–A—Maintenance Form Simulator)

Annex title (formerly Form EE500–A—Maintenance Form Simulator) changed to Aircraft Log Pack due to Section 4 re-structure.

Procedures formerly covered in Section 4 Chapter 2 Annex I.

Maintenance records retention and archiving procedures, formerly covered in this annex have been incorporated in Section 4 Chapter 2 Annex C.

Form EE500–A procedures have been incorporated in Section 4 Chapter 3 Annex B.

Paragraph 1 reference to TAR 5. 2 replaced with TAR 5. 2. 1—Maintenance Records and Documentation Requirements to align with AL 3 of AAP 7001.053(AM1).

Paragraph 15 reference ‘AM of the AMO’ replaced with ‘SMM or delegate’ as considered more an SMM responsibility.

Chapter 2 Annex B Appendix 1 – ADF Usage Monitoring Data

Procedures formerly covered in Section 4 Chapter 2 Annex I Appendix 1.

Chapter 2 Annex C – Retention and Archiving of Aircraft and Aeronautical Product Maintenance Records (formerly Form EE515—Component Log).

Annex title (formerly Form EE515—Component Log) changed to Retention and Archiving of Aircraft and Aeronautical Product Maintenance Records.

Retention requirements formerly covered in Section 4 Chapter 2 Annex I Table 2–I–1—Aircraft Documentation Retention Requirements.

Archiving requirements formerly covered in Section 4 Chapter 2 Annex 1 Appendix 1—Long Term Storage of Aircraft and Aeronautical Product Maintenance Records.

Form EE515 procedures have been incorporated in Section 4 Chapter 3 Annex H.



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Chapter 3 – ADF Approved Paper-based Recording and Certification System (formerly Guided Weapon Maintenance Documentation)

Chapter title (formerly Guided Weapon Maintenance Documentation) changed to ADF Approved Paper-based Recording and Certification System.

Guided Weapon Maintenance Documentation procedures have been incorporated in Section 4 Chapter 3 Annex D.

Chapter 3 Annex A – Form EE500—Maintenance Form (formerly Guided Weapon Log Book )

Annex title (formerly Guided Weapon Log Book) changed to Form EE500—Maintenance Form.

Guided Weapon Log Book procedures have been incorporated in Section 4 Chapter 3 Annex D Appendix 1.

Chapter 3 Annex A Appendix 1 – Recording Continuous Charge

Continuous Charge procedures formerly covered in Section 4 Chapter 2 Annex A Appendix 1.

Chapter 3 Annex B – Form EE500–A—Maintenance Form Simulator

Form EE500–A—Maintenance Form Simulator procedures formerly covered in Section 4 Chapter 2 Annex B.

Chapter 3 Annex C – Form EE515—Component Log

Form EE515—Component Log procedures formerly covered in Section 4 Chapter 2 Annex C.

Chapter 3 Annex D – Guided Weapon Maintenance Documentation

Guided Weapon Maintenance Documentation procedures formerly covered in Section 4 Chapter 3.

Paragraph 13 reference to ‘AM’ replaced with ‘SMM or delegate’.

Chapter 3 Annex D Appendix 1 – Guided Weapon Log Book

Guided Weapon Log Book procedures formerly covered in Section 4 Chapter 3 Annex A.

References to AM replaced with SMM or delegate, as appropriate

Chapter 3 Annex E – Maintenance Work Pack

Maintenance Work Pack procedures formerly covered in Section 4 Chapter 2 Annex J.

Chapter 3 Annex F – Form EE507—Aeronautical Product Maintenance Record Form EE507—Aeronautical Product Maintenance Record is a new form which may be used to record maintenance performed on non-TMP identified aeronautical product. It also fulfils the function of a serviceable/unserviceable label or an unrepairable label.

Chapter 3 Annex G – Form EE502—Maintenance Notification

Form EE502—Maintenance Notification procedures formerly covered in Section 4 Chapter 2 Annex D.

Chapter 3 Annex H – Form EE505—Servicing Record Certificate

Form EE505—Servicing Record Certificate procedures formerly covered in Section 4 Chapter 2 Annex E.

Paragraph 3o and 3p amended to reflect new format of EE505.

Chapter 3 Annex I – Form EE508—Record of Unserviceabilities and Component Changes

Form EE508—Record of Unserviceabilities and Component Changes procedures formerly covered in Section 4 Chapter 2 Annex F.

Chapter 3 Annex J – Servicing Schedule Work Cards

Servicing Schedule Work Cards procedures formerly covered in Section 4 Chapter 2 Annex G.

Paragraphs 5b and 6 amended to cater for the VIPER management tool, references to ‘P’ and ‘S’ respectively changed to ‘P’ or ‘S’ in both paragraphs.

Chapter 3 Annex J Appendix 1 – Standard Work Card Certification Process

Standard Work Card Certification Process formerly shown in Section 4 Chapter 2 Annex G Appendix 1.



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To cater for the VIPER management tool, reference to ‘P’ changed to ‘P’ or ‘S’.


Chapter 3 Annex J Appendix 2 – Unserviceability and Transfer Work Card Example

Unserviceability and Transfer Work Card Example formerly shown in Section 4 Chapter 2 Annex G Appendix 2.

Chapter 3 Annex K – Maintenance Worksheets

Maintenance Worksheets procedures formerly covered in Section 4 Chapter 2 Annex H.

Chapter 3 Annex K Appendix 1 – Example of a Work Control Document

Example of a Work Control Document formerly shown in Section 4 Chapter 2 Annex H Appendix 1.

Chapter 3 Annex K Appendix 2 – Example of a Primary Work Document

Example of a Primary Work Document formerly shown in Section 4 Chapter 2 Annex H Appendix 2.

Chapter 3 Annex K Appendix 3 – Example of an Ancillary Work Document

Example of an Ancillary Work Document formerly shown in Section 4 Chapter 2 Annex H Appendix 3.

Chapter 3 Annex K Appendix 4 – Example of a Primary Work Document

Example of a Primary Work Document formerly shown in Section 4 Chapter 2 Annex H Appendix 4.

Chapter 5 – Modifications


Paragraph 3 reference to TARs 5. 1. 16 and 5. 2 replaced with TARs 5. 1. 1—Authorised Maintenance Data and 5. 2. 1—Maintenance Records and Documentation Requirements respectively to align with AL 3 of AAP 7001.053(AM1).

Paragraphs 31 and 37 references to AAP 5030.002 replaced with AAP 5030.001CD.

SECTION 5

AERONAUTICAL PRODUCT MANAGEMENT

Chapter 1 – Aeronautical Product

Paragraph 1 ‘Aeronautical Product’ definition amended to align with AAP 7001.053(AM1) Glossary.

Paragraph 4 references to TARs 5. 5. 4, 5. 4. 5 and 5. 4. 6 replaced with 5. 4. 3—Aeronautical Product; and 5. 4. 4—Transfer of Aeronautical Product (Cannibalisation/Robbery).

Paragraph 16e identifies Form EE507—Aeronautical Product Maintenance Record which may be used as an alternate form to record maintenance performed on non-TMP identified aeronautical product. It also fulfils the function as a serviceable/unserviceable label or an unrepairable label.

Paragraphs 23 and 24 amended to detail the requirements for attaching serviceable/unserviceable and unrepairable labels to aeronautical product.

Paragraph 35 a consolidation of other paragraphs to better define the procedures to be followed when ‘Reporting unapproved/unauthorised Aeronautical Product’.

Chapter 1 Annex A – Aeronautical Product Serviceable and Unserviceable Labels

Paragraph 15 describes the use of the new Form EE507—Aeronautical Product Maintenance Record which may be used to record maintenance performed on non-TMP identified aeronautical product.

Chapter 2 – Transfer of Aeronautical Product (Cannibalisation)

Paragraph 4 reference to TARs 5. 5. 5 replaced with 5. 4. 4—Transfer of Aeronautical Product (Cannibalisation/ Robbery) to align with AL 3 of AAP 7001.053(AM1).



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Chapter 3 – Controlled Cryptographic Items Fitted to Aircraft

Paragraph 1 expanded to include clarification that added scope is provided on the recording of CCI’s as directed by higher authority.

Paragraph 2 reference to TARs 5. 5. 4 replaced with 5. 4. 3—Aeronautical Product to align with AL 3 of AAP 7001.053(AM1).

SECTION 6

Chapter 2 – Report on Aircraft and Aeronautical Product (formerly Aircraft Damage Reports)

Chapter title (formerly Aircraft Damage Reports (Air Force and Army)) changed to Report on Aircraft and Aeronautical Product.

Aircraft Damage Report procedures have been subsumed by the new structure of this chapter.

This chapter has been completely re-written and absorbs: Aircraft Damage Reports, Condition Reports, Defect Reports and Maintenance Deficiency Investigation and Reporting into one chapter.

Paragraph 2 reflects the current TARs: TAR 5. 3. 1—Reporting of Unserviceable Conditions; 5. 3. 2—Reporting on Unairworthy Conditions; 5. 3. 3—AMO Investigations of Reported Unserviceable and Unairworthy Conditions and.5. 3. 4—Other Reporting Requirements.

Chapter 2 Annex A – Form AE061 Report on Aircraft and Aeronautical Product (formerly Content of an Aircraft Damage Report)

Annex title (formerly Content of an Aircraft Damage Report) changed to Form AE061—Report on Aircraft and Aeronautical Product.

Form AE061 has been developed by DGTA to satisfy the reporting requirements of Section 6 Chapter 2—Report on Aircraft and Aeronautical Product. Form AE061 must be used to report on aircraft and aeronautical product, unless an alternate method is defined by the relevant SPO.

Chapter 2 Annex B – Content of a Message Report

This annex details the format and information required when submitting a message report.

Chapter 3 – Condition Reports

Condition Reports procedures have been incorporated in Section 6 Chapter 2.

Chapter 4 – Defect Reporting and Investigation System (Air Force and Army)

Defect Reporting and Investigation System (Air Force and Army) procedures have been incorporated in Section 6 Chapter 2.

Chapter 5 – Defect Reporting and Investigation System (Navy)

Defect Reporting and Investigation System (Navy) procedures have been incorporated in Section 6 Chapter 2.

Chapter 6 – Periodic Flying and Maintenance Reports

The Periodic Flying and Maintenance Reports chapter has been removed on the instruction of the User Requirements Group (URG) as this requirement has no current application to AMO operations as there are single service policies in place.

Chapter 7 – Maintenance Deficiency Investigation and Reporting (Air Force and Army)

Maintenance Deficiency Investigation and Reporting (Air Force and Army) procedures have been incorporated in Section 6 Chapter 2.

SECTION 7

TRAINING

Chapter 1. – Aerospace Competency Standards

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Chapter 1 Annex A – Competency Based Training and Assessment—Overview

Paragraph 2h added Army as a Registered Training Organisation (RTO).


Chapter 2 – Aviation Trades Assessment Procedures

Paragraph 26f identifies the requirement for Mentors to ensure tradesperson details are documented in accordance with Section 4 Chapter 2—Recording and Certification of Aircraft and Aeronautical Product Maintenance.

Paragraph 35 amended to clarify the ‘Appeals Mechanism’.

Chapter 2, Annex A – Application for Approved Aerospace Assessor Registration

Page 2A–2 MEA97 Competency Table amended.

Page 2A–3 MEA07 Competency Table added.

Paragraph 1 NOTE: added ‘Instructions for Completion of Application for Approved Aerospace Assessor Registration’.

Chapter. 4 – Competency Based Training and Assessments for Army Aviation Technicians

Paragraph 4 amended to include ‘Maintain/Repair’ elements.

Paragraph 6 reference to OFT replaced with OJE.

Paragraph 15 amended to identify further mentor responsibilities.

SECTION 8

SUPPLEMENTARY PROCESSES

Chapter 1 – ADF Viper Planning and Scheduling System for Aircraft Servicings

References to AEMMSO changed to EMMSO.

Paragraph 5 amended to correct policy on Authorisation Codes.

Chapter 2 – General Aircraft Safety

Reference to TAR 5. 1. 9 replaced with TAR 5. 1. 5—Safety to align with AL 3 of AAP 7001.053(AM1).

Paragraph 8 amended to add emphasis on the potential hazard of unrestrained hair in the workplace and the need to tailor restraint requirements to the working environment.

Paragraph 62e reference to AM changed to SMM.

Chapter 3 – Occupational Health and Safety

Paragraph 7 reference to and addresses of appropriate authorities removed.

Paragraph 8 reference to the Defence Aviation Safety Manual (DASM) added.

Chapter 4 – Recovery of Aircraft and Salvage of Aeronautical Product following an Aircraft Accident or Incident


Paragraph 2 TARs 5. 6. 1, 5. 6. 2 and 5. 6. 3 replaced with TARs 5. 5. 1—Initial Requirements, 5. 5. 2—Recovery of Aircraft and 5. 5. 3—Salvage to align with AL 3 of AAP 7001.053(AM1).

Paragraph 63a amended to align with Section 6 Chapter 2—Report on Aircraft and Aeronautical Product.

Paragraphs 84 to 87 amended to align with TAR 5. 1. 4—Maintenance Release of Aircraft and Section 6 Chapter 2.

Chapter 7 – Non-Destructive Testing Procedures

References to AEO changed to SPO.

Chapter 7 Annex A – NDT Task Request Process (Flowchart)


Chapter 7 Annex B – Example NDT Task Request Form




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Chapter 9 – Ground Support Equipment

Paragraph 2 TARs 5. 5. 1 and 5. 5. 2 replaced with TARs 5. 4. 1—Tools and Support Equipment and 5. 4. 2—Local Manufacture or Modification of Standard Tools to align with AL 3 of AAP 7001.053(AM1).

Paragraph 22a reference to Iroquois UH–1H ground handling wheels removed due to aircraft removal from service.

Paragraph 22e reference to EMEI Workshop M 016 and its Intranet address changed to EMEI Workshop M 019–1—Torque Wrenches and http://vbmweb.sor.defence.gov.au/TECHDATA/Dofa/Emei/Workshop/M019–1.pdf respectively.

Chapter 10 – Dry Breathing Oxygen Safety, Quality Assurance and Maintenance

Reference to AM changed to CO as appropriate.

Chapter 17 – Preparation of State Aircraft for VIP Transportation

Reference to AM changed to CO as appropriate.

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GLOSSARY

The Glossary has been actioned as follows:

Added terms:

• Aircraft Accident. • Authorised Maintenance Data. • Competency. • Incident. • Troubleshooting. • Trade Supervisor. Revised terms:

• Supervision. • Technical Integrity. • Maintenance Personnel. Removed terms:

• Trade Supervisor (Air Force). • Trade Supervisor (Army).

LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS

• The LOAB has been actioned as follows:

Added terms:

• ‘OJE’. Removed terms:

• ‘RO’. • ‘RCLO’.

ALPHABETICAL INDEX

Removed all paragraph number references in the Alphabetical Index. This is to ensure that personnel read the paragraph in context with the Chapter and not in isolation.

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Added terms: (continued)

• Aircraft and Aeronautical Product Servicing. • Appointments in an ADF AMO. • Carried Forward Unserviceabilities. • Composite Tool Kits. • Flight Line Preparation. • Foreign Source Data. • Ground Support Equipment Managed by NASPO. • Key Appointments in an ADF AMO. • Form AO11—Publication Improvement Report and Reply. • Maintenance Managed Items. • Maintenance Management Applications. • Maintenance Personnel. • Material Safety Data Sheet–Content. • Non-technical Personnel training Assessment and Authorisations. • Off-the Job Training. • On-the Job Experience. • On-the Job Training. • Safety Critical Items and Systems. • Special Servicings. • Storage Servicings.


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AAP 7001.059(AM1)B1 Foreword

FOREWORD

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1. All ADF aircraft and aeronautical product are maintained under a common technical airworthiness framework that allows Navy, Army, Air Force and contractually obligated contractor organisations to manage the maintenance of ADF aircraft in accordance with ADF approved regulations, standards and processes. The ADF Technical Airworthiness Regulations are promulgated in AAP 7001.053(AM1)—Technical Airworthiness Management Manual. AAP 7001.059(AM1)—ADF Aviation Maintenance Management Manual is the tri-service aviation maintenance management procedural document and contains the instructions that fully support and meet the requirements of AAP 7001.053(AM1).

2. This publication provides authoritative instructions for all ADF Authorised Maintenance Organisations (AMO) and contractually obligated contractor organisations and provides guidance for other organisations that support or contribute to ADF technical airworthiness.


AAP 7001.059(AM1)B1 Foreword

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AAP 7001.059(AM1)B1 List of Associated Publications

LIST OF ASSOCIATED PUBLICATIONS

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AAP 2002.001(AM1) B1 to B3 Manual of Training – Policy and Procedures

AAP 2320.101–1M Occupational Specifications Aircraft Engineering Trade Group

AAP 2373.101–1M (AM1) Occupational Specifications and Skills Assessments - Communications Operative Occupational Group

AAP 2375.101-1M (AM1) Occupational Specifications and Skills Assessments GSE Trade Group

AAP 3031.003 RAAF Demands and Identification of Equipment

AAP 3033.001 Logistics Management of Repairable Inventory

AAP 3530.002 Salvage, Conversion and Disposal of Stores

AAP 3631.001MB1 to B2 RAAF Manual of Air Movements

AAP 5030.001CD Defence Aviation and Australian Air Publication System Manual

AAP 5030.004 RAAF Publications System–Orders and Instructions

AAP 5102.003 Military Standard -1388-1A/2B and ADF Unique Requirements

AAP 7001.006–1 Technical Maintenance Control and Associated Documentation

AAP 7001.038(AM1) Maintenance Requirement Determination (MRD) Manual

AAP 7001.047(AM1) Defence Aerospace Configuration Management Manual

AAP 7001.053(AM1) Technical Airworthiness Management Manual

AAP 7001.054(AM1) Airworthiness Design Requirements Manual

AAP 7001.055(AM1) Support and Test Equipment Through Life Support Manual

AAP 7001.060–1(AM1) Introduction to the CAMM2 System

AAP 7001.060–2(AM1) CAMM2 Aircraft Maintenance Organisation

AAP 7001.060–3(AM1) CAMM2 Maintenance Control and User Management

AAP 7001.060–4(AM1) CAMM2 Authorised Engineering Organisations

AAP 7001.060–5(AM1) CAMM2 Manual Reports

AAP 7001.068(AM1) Design and Technology Services and Support Manual

AAP 7002.007–1 Technical Equipment Preparation for Air Transport

AAP 7002.008–1B1 to B2 Non-Destructive Inspection Methods General Data

AAP 7002.011 ADF Aircraft Battle Damage Repair Manual

AAP 7002.023 Oxygen General—General and Technical Requirements

AAP 7002.041 Storage of Aircraft and Technical Equipment

AAP 7002.043–36 Non-Destructive Testing General Procedures

AAP 7021.001–1B1 to B2 Aircraft Structural Hardware

AAP 7021.002–1 General Structural Repair Manual

AAP 7021.003–1 Aeronautical Metals—General Data

AAP 7021.004–1 Aircraft Finishing Schemes Materials and Processes

AAP 7021.005–1 Cleaning and Corrosion Control of Aircraft

AAP 7021.016–2 Composite and Adhesive Bonded Repairs – Repair Fabrication and Application Procedures



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AAP 7027.001–1 Inspection and Repair of Aircraft Integral Tanks and Fuel Cells

AAP 7029.001–3M Aircraft Wheels, Tyres and Brakes General

AAP 7029.007–3M Aircraft Fuel Cells and Internal/External Tanks

AAP 7029.008–2M Wheels, Tyres and Tubes U.S. Navy Sourced Aircraft

AAP 7039.001–1 Explosives Ordnance Safety Manual

AAP 7039.008 Explosives Ordnance RAAF Supply Instructions

AAP 7045.002–1 ADF Aircraft Wiring and Bonding Manual

AAP 7055.001–99 Liquid and Gaseous Dry Breathing Oxygen Maintenance Instructions

AAP 7069.100–7 Aviation Common Ground Support Equipment GZ09 Technical Maintenance Plan

AAP 7090.001–99 Avionics Engineering General Instructions

AAP 7215.010–3M Preservation of Naval Aircraft

AAP 7279.008–1 Aerial Recovery of Australian Military Aircraft

AAP 7396.002–1M(AM1) Demolition Explosives and Associated Equipment

AAP 7414.019–3M Aircraft Storage Batteries Nickel/Cadmium

AAP 7550.001–2M Oxygen Equipment

AAP 7600.001–14 (AM1) Test and Measuring Equipment Calibration Management and Handling Procedures Manual

AAP 7600.500–14M GSE Handling Procedures General Maintenance and Safety Precautions

AAP 7605.014–2M(AM1) Contamination Control Hydraulic Test Rigs and Benches

AAP 7663.015 Aircraft Arresting Systems—Information and Instructions

AAP 8130.001–9 Air Standardisation Co-ordinating Committee (ASCC)—Air Standards Working Party 25—Aircraft Cross Servicing and Maintenance

AASTP–2 Manual of NATO Safety Principles for the Transportation of Military Ammunition and Explosives

ABR 4 Manual of Stores Management in HMA Ships

ABR 10 Sailors' Career Management Manual

ABR 5150 Naval Aviation Instructions

ABR 5419 Ship Helicopter Operations Manual

ABR 6140 Condition Monitoring Manual

ABR 6303 NAVSAFE Manual—Navy Safety Management

ADFP 3.0.2 Explosive Ordnance Disposal

ADFP 6.0.3.1 ADF Communications Security Instructions

ADFP 101 Glossary

ADFP 102 Defence Writing Standards

ADF Standard Engineering T9022 Requirements for Civilian Personnel Maintaining State Aircraft and Aeronautical Equipment

AS1674 Safety in Welding and Allied Processes

AS1939 Degree of Protection— Enclosures for Electrical Equipment



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AS2380/AS2381 Electrical Equipment for Explosive Atmospheres–Explosive Protection Techniques

AS2865 Safe Working in Confined Spaces

AS3000 Standards Association of Australia—Wiring Rules

AS3100 Approval and Test Specification—Electrical Equipment

AS3669 Non Destructive Testing-Qualifications and Registration of Personnel-Aerospace

AS4002 Hydraulic Fluid Power – Particulate contamination of systems.

DEF(AUST)206F Handbook of Liquid Fuels, Lubricants and Allied Products

DEF(AUST)1000C Australian Defence Force Packaging Standard. Parts 1 to 20.

DEF(AUST)5695A Minimum Standards of Practice for the Storage, Handling and Quality Control of Fuels, Lubricants and Allied Products

DEF(AUST)9022 Requirements for Civilian Personnel Maintaining State Aircraft and Aeronautical Product

DEM Defence Environment Manual

DEOP 103(AM1) Defence Explosive Ordnance Safety Manual (Books 1 to 4)

DEOP 350.001001(AM1) OTTO Fuel II Safety, Storage and Handling Instructions

DGTA TAD 02/2003 (AL2) Compass Swing Site Calibration

DI(A) ADMIN 23–2 Management of Reportable Incidents

DI(A) PERS 116–1 Trade Assessment and Testing Policy, Organisation and Procedures

DI(A) PERS 116–2 Army Technical and Trade Scheme

DI(AF) ADMIN 04–8 Sponsorship and Management of RAAF Workforce Employment Groups

DI(AF) ADMIN 06–1 System of Orders, Instructions and Publications of the RAAF

DI(AF) ADMIN 06–8 Production and Control of Australian Air Publications

DI(AF) LOG 03–109 Supervision and Inspection of Non-Aircraft Maintenance Operations

DI(AF) LOG 03−112 Management of the Performance of Technical Equipment Maintenance

DI(AF) LOG 16–12 Management of explosive ordnance activities in the Royal Australian Air Force

DI(AF) LOG 16–13 Management of explosive ordnance safety and base armament services in the Royal Australian Air Force

DI(AF) OPS 01–10 Flight Authorisation and Captaincy

DI(AF) OPS 05–27 Recovery Action—Damaged Aircraft and Airborne Technical Equipment

DI(AF) PERS 4–19 Administrative sanctions in the RAAF

DI(AF) PERS 5–4 Reclassification of Airman/Airwomen

DI(AF) PERS 5–5 Graded Musterings

DI(AF) PERS 33–26 Suspension Policy and Procedures—RAAF Training Courses

DI(AF) PERS 34–18 RAAF Record of Training and Employment

DI(G) LOG 4–1–006 Safety of Explosive Ordnance

DI(G) LOG 4–3–004 Defence Stock Location Policy



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DI(G) LOG 4–3–008 Disposal of Defence Assets

DI(G) LOG 4–3–023 Waste radioactive material preparation and storage pending permanent disposal

DI(G) LOG 4–5–007 Defence Policy on Reliability, Availability and Maintainability

DI(G) LOG 4–5–010 Contingency Maintenance

DI(G) OPS 02–2 Australian Defence Force Airworthiness Management

DI(G) PERS 19–8 Personnel Protective Equipment

DI(N) LOG 34–3 Safe Handling of Beryllium Substances

DI(N) LOG 59–1 Cadmium—Restrictions and Precautions

DoD RDA No 832 Department of Defence Archive Records Disposal Authority

DPPM Defence Procurement Policy Manual

DRTI Defence Road Transport Instructions

DSCM Defence Supply Chain Manual

DSM Defence Security Manual

EMEI Workshop M016 Torque Wrenches

EMEI Workshop M020 Support Equipment Technical Maintenance Plan

ETR Explosive Transport Regulations (2002)

IATA International Air Transport Association Dangerous Goods Regulations

MFPE Manual of Fire Prevention Engineering

NAP 7000.001–2 RAN Air Technical Publication System

NAP 7069.001–7 Ground Support Equipment—Technical Maintenance Plan

NATO Standardisation Agreement No 3117

Aircraft Marshalling Signals

OPSMAN 3 Defence Operations Manual—Safety Principles for the Handling of Explosive Ordnance

POLMAN 3 Defence Records Management Policy Manual

SAFETYMAN Defence Safety Manual

SI(AC) OPS 5–2 Special Purpose Aircraft Security

TRAMM Technical Regulation of Army Material Management


AAP 7001.059(AM1)B1 Table of Contents

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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SECTION 1 ADF MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORK

CHAPTER 1 Introduction to AAP 7001.059(AM1)

CHAPTER 2 Structure of an ADF AMO

SECTION 2 MAINTENANCE AUTHORISATIONS

CHAPTER 1 Task Authorisations

CHAPTER 2 Maintenance by Aircrew

CHAPTER 3 Task Authorisation of Non-Technical Personnel (Other Than Aircrew)

SECTION 3 MAINTENANCE PROCESSES

CHAPTER 1 Supervision, Inspection and Management of Maintenance and Flight Line Operations Within an AMO

CHAPTER 2 Aircraft and Aeronautical Product Servicing

CHAPTER 3 Aircraft and Aeronautical Product Maintenance

CHAPTER 4 Contingency Maintenance

CHAPTER 5 Maintenance Test Flights

CHAPTER 6 Allotment of Aircraft

CHAPTER 7 Control of Tools and Support Equipment

CHAPTER 8 Foreign Object Control

CHAPTER 9 Engine Ground Runs

CHAPTER 10 Management of Aircraft Explosive Ordnance Maintenance

CHAPTER 11 Deferment of Required Maintenance

CHAPTER 12 Ground Handling and Fuelling Operations

CHAPTER 13 Fatigue Management and Duty/Rest Periods

SECTION 4 MAINTENANCE RECORDING

CHAPTER 1 Authorised Maintenance Data

CHAPTER 2 Recording and Certification of Aircraft and Aeronautical Product Maintenance

CHAPTER 3 ADF Approved Paper Based Recording and Certification System

CHAPTER 4 Aeronautical Life Support Equipment Documentation

CHAPTER 5 Modifications

CHAPTER 6 Special Technical Instructions

SECTION 5 AERONAUTICAL PRODUCT MANAGEMENT

CHAPTER 1 Aeronautical Product

CHAPTER 2 Transfer of Aeronautical Product (Cannibalisation)

CHAPTER 3 Controlled Cryptographic Items Fitted to Aircraft

SECTION 6 REPORTING

CHAPTER 1 Aviation Hazard Reporting and Investigation

CHAPTER 2 Report on Aircraft and Aeronautical Product

CHAPTER 3 Condition Reports



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SECTION 6 (cont)

CHAPTER 4 Defect Reporting and Investigation System (Air Force and Army)

CHAPTER 5 Defect Reporting and Investigation System (Navy)

CHAPTER 6 Reserved

CHAPTER 7 Maintenance Deficiency Investigation and Reporting (Air Force and Army)

BOOK 2

SECTION 7 TRAINING

CHAPTER 1 Aerospace Competency Standards

CHAPTER 2 Aviation Trades Assessment Procedures

CHAPTER 3 Competency Based Training and Assessment for Naval Aviation Technicians

CHAPTER 4 Competency Based Training and Assessment for Army Aviation Technicians

CHAPTER 5 Competency Based Training and Assessment for Air Force Aviation Technicians

CHAPTER 6 Maintenance Training Requirements – Army

CHAPTER 7 Competency Based Assessment Procedures for Air Force Ground Technical Trades

SECTION 8 SUPPLEMENTARY PROCESSES

CHAPTER 1 ADF VIPER Planning and Scheduling System for Aircraft Servicings

CHAPTER 2 General Aircraft Safety

CHAPTER 3 Occupational Health and Safety

CHAPTER 4 Recovery, Salvage and Disposal of Aircraft and Aeronautical Product Following an Aircraft Accident or Incident

CHAPTER 5 Environmental Policy and Legislated Requirements

CHAPTER 6 Non-Destructive Testing

CHAPTER 7 Non-Destructive Testing Procedures

CHAPTER 8 Management of Training Aids

CHAPTER 9 Ground Support Equipment

CHAPTER 10 Dry Breathing Oxygen Safety, Quality Assurance and Maintenance

CHAPTER 11 Aircraft Welding

CHAPTER 12 Adhesives, Sealants and Jointing Compounds

CHAPTER 13 Condition Monitoring Programs for Propulsion Systems

CHAPTER 14 Aircraft Maintenance Control

CHAPTER 15 Compass Swing Sites and Aircraft Compass System Calibration

CHAPTER 16 Aircraft Cleaning and Corrosion Control

CHAPTER 17 Preparation of State Aircraft for VIP Transportation

CHAPTER 18 Preservation of Aircraft for Storage

CHAPTER 19 DSTO Melbourne, Air Vehicles Division Aircraft Forensic Engineering

CHAPTER 20 Maintenance Management Applications

CHAPTER 21 Aviation Petroleum, Oils and Lubricants

CHAPTER 22 Hydraulic Fluid Systems/Equipment


AAP 7001.059(AM1)B1 List of Figures

LIST OF FIGURES

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BOOK 1

SECTION 4

3–A1–1 Captains Release 3A1–2

BOOK 2

SECTION 8

13–D–1 Absolute PM 13D–2

13–D–2 Relative PM 13D–2

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AAP 7001.059(AM1)B1 List of Tables

LIST OF TABLES

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BOOK 1

SECTION 2

1–B–1 Classes of Work—Example only 1B–2

SECTION 3

13–1 Normal Duty Periods 4

13–2 Authority for Duty Period Extensions 4

13–3 Authority for Rest Period Reductions 4

13–4 Authority to Increase Consecutive Days Worked 4

SECTION 4

` 3–E–1 Additional Forms and Worksheets Numbering 3E–2

SECTION 6

2–1 Repair Categories 8

BOOK 2

SECTION 8

4–1 Priorities for Destruction of Aircraft and Aeronautical Products 12

12–1 Acetic Acid Based Silicon Products 3

18–1 Preservation Phases 2

18–2 Degrees of PP3 Preservation 2



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AUSTRALIAN DEFENCE FORCE

AUSTRALIAN AIR PUBLICATION

7001.059(AM1)B2

ADF AVIATION MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT MANUAL

(BOOK 2 OF 2)

Date of Issue: 15 Mar 10

M.D. BINSKIN Air Marshal ADF Airworthiness Authority

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NOTES TO READERS

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This publication, issued as an Australian Air Publication (AAP) is authorised by the ADF Airworthiness Authority as the contents have Tri-Service significance and authority.

This AAP is managed in accordance with AAP 5030.001CD—Defence Aviation and Australian Air Publication Systems and Specifications Manual. Authorised Maintenance Organisations (AMOs) are to refer to this publication for management of AAPs and for procedures for requesting additional copies.

Personnel at all levels are encouraged to submit recommendations for changes to procedures contained within this publication using the Publication Improvement Report and Reply (PIRR) system in accordance with AAP 5030.001CD.

All PIRRs are to be forwarded through the responsible Force Element Group Headquarters (FEGHQ) or equivalent for comment prior to submission to:


For expediency, PIRRs may be sent via facsimile to (03) 9256 3377: Attention: AMMS1C.

This AAP is available in an Alternate Media (AM) to paper. A CD-ROM version can be obtained by contacting the Sponsor. An electronic version may be viewed on the Defence Force Intranet System, and on the Internet at www.defence.gov.au/dgta

This AAP comprises two books.

These books are issued and maintained as a set.

Book one contains all applicable Preliminary Pages, including a List of Effective Pages and Amendment Certificate for the set.

Book two contains a List of Effective Pages and other Preliminary Pages applicable to that book only.

All amendments to the set are entered in the Amendment Certificate for the set, which is contained in Book 1.

This set comprises the following books:

AAP 7001.059(AM1)B1.

AAP 7001.059(AM1)B2.

This publication superseded AAP 7001.059(AM1)—ADF Aviation Maintenance Management Manual, Date of Issue 02 Oct 08.



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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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SECTION 7 TRAINING

CHAPTER 1 Aerospace Competency Standards

CHAPTER 2 Aviation Trades Assessment Procedures




CHAPTER 6 Maintenance Training Requirements – Army

CHAPTER 7 Competency Based Assessment Procedures for Air Force Ground Technical Trades



CHAPTER 2 General Aircraft Safety

CHAPTER 3 Occupational Health and Safety


CHAPTER 5 Environmental Policy and Legislated Requirements

CHAPTER 6 Non-Destructive Testing

CHAPTER 7 Non-Destructive Testing Procedures

CHAPTER 8 Management of Training Aids

CHAPTER 9 Ground Support Equipment


CHAPTER 11 Aircraft Welding

CHAPTER 12 Adhesives, Sealants and Jointing Compounds

CHAPTER 13 Condition Monitoring Programs for Propulsion Systems

CHAPTER 14 Aircraft Maintenance Control

CHAPTER 15 Compass Swing Sites and Aircraft Compass System Calibration

CHAPTER 16 Aircraft Cleaning and Corrosion Control

CHAPTER 17 Preparation of State Aircraft for VIP Transportation

CHAPTER 18 Preservation of Aircraft for Storage


CHAPTER 20 Maintenance Management Applications

CHAPTER 21 Aviation Petroleum, Oils and Lubricants

CHAPTER 22 Hydraulic Fluid Systems/Equipment



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LIST OF FIGURES

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SECTION 8

13–D–1 Absolute PM 13D–2

13–D–2 Relative PM 13D–2

18–1 Inhibited and Preserved Label 5



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LIST OF TABLES

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SECTION 8

4–1 Priorities for Destruction of Aircraft and Aeronautical Product 12

12–1 Acetic Acid Based Silicon Products 3

18–1 Preservation Phases 2

18–2 Degrees of PP3 Preservation 2



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AAP 7001.059(AM1) Sect 1 Chap 1

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SECTION 1

CHAPTER 1

INTRODUCTION TO AAP 7001.059(AM1)

Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION........................................................................................................................................ 1 APPLICABILTY OF AAP 7001.059(AM1).................................................................................................. 1

ADF Maintenance Organisations............................................................................................................. 1 Commercial Maintenance Organisations ................................................................................................. 1

EXEMPTIONS TO AAP 7001.059(AM1) .................................................................................................... 1 Exemption Approval................................................................................................................................ 2 Exemption Termination ........................................................................................................................... 2

LOCAL WAIVERS TO AAP 7001.059(AM1) .............................................................................................. 2 PUBLICATION CHANGE PROCESS......................................................................................................... 3 Annex........................................................................................................................................................ 3 A. Exemption Approval Authorities

INTRODUCTION

1. AAP 7001.059(AM1)—ADF Aviation Maintenance Management Manual provides direction for personnel involved at all levels of ADF aviation maintenance. The manual provides the approved ADF corporate solution for aircraft maintenance management activities performed on State aircraft and associated aeronautical product. The procedures within this manual are compliant with technical airworthiness regulations and they are typically more prescriptive and restrictive than guidance contained in AAP 7001.053(AM1)—Technical Airworthiness Management Manual.

2. The additional level of prescription and restriction is required to effectively govern the activities of ADF Approved Maintenance Organisations (AMOs) at a corporate level, particularly with regard to maintenance authority, maintenance processes, maintenance recording, management of aeronautical product and technical reporting. Ultimately the intent of AAP 7001.059(AM1) is to establish a common approach to aviation maintenance management across the ADF for purposes of safety, consistency and organisational efficiency.

APPLICABILTY OF AAP 7001.059(AM1)

ADF Maintenance Organisations

3. All ADF AMOs involved in the maintenance of aircraft and aeronautical product shall conform to the procedures in AAP 7001.059(AM1) unless an exemption has been granted, in part or in full, by the exemption approval authority.

Commercial Maintenance Organisations

4. There may be times where a commercial AMO shall need to conform to AAP 7001.059(AM1) to interface with ADF organisations or to satisfy specific contract requirements. A commercial AMO in this situation shall conform to the procedures contained herein unless an exemption has been granted, in part or in full, by the exemption approval authority.

5. In most cases commercial AMOs voluntarily apply the aviation maintenance management procedures in AAP 7001.059(AM1) as they represent best corporate practice in the ADF, and they also offer a convenient and acceptable means of compliance to the technical regulations. A commercial AMO in this situation is not required to seek any exemption approvals because there is no contractual obligation.

EXEMPTIONS TO AAP 7001.059(AM1)

6. Where an AMO is required to conform to AAP 7001.059(AM1) and the procedures are unworkable because of weapon system unique circumstances, and alternate procedures offer significant benefits to the ADF, that AMO may request an exemption in part, or in full, to this manual.



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7. An exemption application must be substantiated fully to ensure that all relevant consequences can be considered carefully by an exemption approval authority. The exemption application must substantiate:

a. Why the procedure contained in AAP 7001.059(AM1) is unworkable for the specific weapon system;

b. The benefits to the ADF in using the alternate procedure, giving particular attention to likely impacts on safety, consistency and organisational efficiency;

c. The interfaces with other ADF corporate management solutions remain unaffected by the alternate procedure, including by not limited to procedures in the following manuals:

(1) AAP 7001.038(AM1)—Maintenance Requirements Determination Manual,

(2) AAP 7001.047(AM1)—Defence Aerospace Configuration Management Manual,

(3) AAP 7001.055(AM1)—Support and Test Equipment Through Life Support Manual,

(4) AAP 7001.060 Series—CAMM2 Management Manuals,

(5) Electronic Supply Chain Manual (ESCM), and

(6) Defence Safety Manual (SAFETYMAN).

d. The alternate procedure is compliant with applicable ADF technical regulations, or seek a separate exemption to AAP 7001.053(AM1); and

e. The duration of the exemption, and any action being taken to resolve the circumstance if a time limited exemption has been requested.

Exemption Approval

8. Directorate of Aviation Regulation (DAVREG) within Directorate General Technical Airworthiness (DGTA) is the exemption approval authority for AAP 7001.059(AM1). For those chapters identified in Annex A, Force Element Group Headquarters (FEGHQ) and Defence Material Organisation Contract Authorities (DCA) may exercise exemption approval authority on behalf, and at the total discretion of DAVREG. All exemption applications must be forwarded by the AMO to the appropriate FEGHQ or DCA.

NOTE

• Throughout this publication, Commercial AMOs should substitute all references to FEGHQ with DCA, as appropriate.

9. Where the FEGHQ approves an application for exemption in accordance with the discretion provided at Annex A, the following action is required:

a. The original approval and submission is to retained as a legal record;

b. A copy of the formal approval instrument is to be forwarded to DAVREG within 10 working days; and

c. The AMO is to be directed to update their Maintenance Management Plan (MMP) to include the exemption approval.

10. Where the FEGHQ does not have the authority to approve the exemption application, or chooses not to exercise this authority, the original submission is to be forwarded to DAVREG with appropriate endorsement.

11. DAVREG may consult with other ADF specialist organisations when evaluating exemption applications. Once a decision on the exemption has been made, the requesting FEGHQ will be advised of the outcome in writing. In cases where a proposed alternate solution has general application and would benefit all AMOs, DAVREG may elect to amend the AAP 7001.059(AM1) in addition to or in lieu of issuing an exemption approval.

Exemption Termination

12. DAVREG is to be advised in writing by the AMO when the grounds for exemption no longer apply or the exemption approval has expired. DAVREG may terminate an exemption where continued approval of the exemption adversely affects the airworthiness of the aircraft.

LOCAL WAIVERS TO AAP 7001.059(AM1)

13. AAP 7001.059(AM1) also provides some level of flexibility for AMOs to approve local waivers where the authorised roles and responsibilities of technical personnel need to be varied to meet an urgent operational



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requirement. Local waiver provisions are limited to discrete procedures and circumstances, as described in Section 2 Chapters 1 and 2, and Section 3 Chapter 1.

PUBLICATION CHANGE PROCESS

14. DAVREG is committed to the continuous improvement of AAP 7001.059(AM1). AMO personnel at all levels are encouraged to submit recommendations to improve the publication through the Publication Improvement Report and Reply (PIRR) process in accordance with AAP 5030.001CD—Defence Aviation and Australian Air Publication Systems and Specifications Manual.

15. To facilitate the efficient processing of change requests and to ensure the submissions reflect the corporate view of the parent organisation, all PIRRs must be forwarded to the responsible FEGHQ or equivalent for endorsement prior to submission to:


16. For expediency, PIRR facsimiles may be sent to (03) 9256 3377: Attention AMMS1C.

Annex:

A. Exemption Approval Authorities



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AAP 7001.059(AM1) Annex A to Sect 1 Chap 1

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EXEMPTION APPROVAL AUTHORITIES

SECTION AND CHAPTER TITLE

Approving Authority

SECTION 1 ADF MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORK

CHAPTER 1 Introduction to AAP 7001.059(AM1) DGTA

CHAPTER 2 Structure of an ADF AMO DGTA

SECTION 2 MAINTENANCE AUTHORISATIONS

CHAPTER 1 Task Authorisations DGTA

CHAPTER 2 Maintenance by Aircrew DGTA

CHAPTER 3 Task Authorisation of Non-Technical Personnel (Other Than Aircrew)

DGTA

SECTION 3 MAINTENANCE PROCESSES

CHAPTER 1 Supervision, Inspection and Management of Maintenance and Flight Line Operations within an AMO

DGTA

CHAPTER 2 Aircraft and Aeronautical Product Servicing DGTA

CHAPTER 3 Aircraft and Aeronautical Product Maintenance DGTA

CHAPTER 4 Contingency Maintenance DGTA

CHAPTER 5 Maintenance Test Flights DGTA

CHAPTER 6 Allotment of Aircraft FEGHQ OR DCA

CHAPTER 7 Control of Tools and Support Equipment FEGHQ OR DCA

CHAPTER 8 Foreign Object Control FEGHQ OR DCA

CHAPTER 9 Engine Ground Runs DGTA

CHAPTER 10 Management of Aircraft Explosive Ordnance Maintenance DGTA



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CHAPTER 11 Deferment of Required Maintenance DGTA

CHAPTER 12 Ground Handling and Fuelling Operations DGTA

CHAPTER 13 Fatigue Management and Duty/Rest Periods DGTA

SECTION 4 MAINTENANCE RECORDING

CHAPTER 1 Authorised Maintenance Data DGTA

CHAPTER 2 Recording and Certification of Aircraft and Aeronautical Product Maintenance

DGTA

CHAPTER 3 ADF Approved Paper-Based Recording and Certification System DGTA

Annex A and Annex B

Form EE500—Maintenance Form Form EE500–A—Maintenance Form Simulator

FEGHQ OR DCA

CHAPTER 4 Aeronautical Life Support Equipment Documentation FEGHQ OR DCA

CHAPTER 5 Modifications DGTA

CHAPTER 6 Special Technical Instructions DGTA

SECTION 5 AERONAUTICAL PRODUCT MANAGEMENT

CHAPTER 1 Aeronautical Product DGTA

CHAPTER 2 Transfer of Aeronautical Product (Cannibalisation) DGTA

CHAPTER 3 Controlled Cryptographic Items Fitted to Aircraft DGTA

SECTION 6 REPORTING

CHAPTER 1 Aviation Hazard Reporting and Investigation DGTA

CHAPTER 2 Report on Aircraft and Aeronautical Product DGTA

CHAPTER 3 Condition Reports N/A

CHAPTER 4 Defect Reporting and Investigation System (Air Force and Army) N/A



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CHAPTER 5 Defect Reporting and Investigation System (Navy) N/A

CHAPTER 6 Reserved N/A

CHAPTER 7 Maintenance Deficiency Investigation and Reporting (Air Force and Army)

N/A

SECTION 7 TRAINING

CHAPTER 1 Aerospace Competency Standards DGTA

CHAPTER 2 Aviation Trades Assessment Procedures DGTA


DGTA


DGTA


DGTA

CHAPTER 6 Maintenance Training Requirements – Army DGTA

CHAPTER 7 Competency Based Assessment Procedures For Air Force Ground Technical Trades

DGTA



DGTA

CHAPTER 2 General Aircraft Safety DGTA

CHAPTER 3 Occupational Health and Safety DGTA


DGTA

CHAPTER 5 Environmental Policy and Legislated Requirements DGTA

CHAPTER 6 Non-Destructive Testing DGTA

CHAPTER 7 Non-Destructive Testing Procedures DGTA



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CHAPTER 8 Management of Training Aids FEGHQ OR DCA

CHAPTER 9 Ground Support Equipment FEGHQ OR DCA


DGTA

CHAPTER 11 Aircraft Welding DGTA

CHAPTER 12 Adhesives, Sealants and Jointing Compounds DGTA

CHAPTER 13 Condition Monitoring Programs for Propulsion Systems DGTA

CHAPTER 14 Aircraft Maintenance Control DGTA

CHAPTER 15 Compass Swing Sites and Aircraft Compass System Calibration DGTA

CHAPTER 16 Aircraft Cleaning and Corrosion Control DGTA

CHAPTER 17 Preparation of State Aircraft for VIP Transportation FEGHQ OR DCA

CHAPTER 18 Preservation of Aircraft for Storage FEGHQ OR DCA


FEGHQ OR DCA

CHAPTER 20 Maintenance Management Applications DGTA

CHAPTER 21 Aviation Petroleum, Oils and Lubricants DGTA

CHAPTER 22 Hydraulic Fluid Systems/Equipment DGTA



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SECTION 1

CHAPTER 2

STRUCTURE OF AN ADF AMO

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