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Maintenance

Maintenance. MAINTENANCE CATERGORIES AND ECHELONS. LEARNING OBJECTIVES. SELECT TASK FOR: 1. ORGANIZATIONAL MAINTENANCE 2. INTERMEDIATE MAINTENANCE 3. DEPOT MAINTENANCE. ORGANIZATION OF MAINTENANCE. Standard throughout USMC divides into echelons

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Maintenance

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  1. Maintenance • MAINTENANCE CATERGORIES AND ECHELONS

  2. LEARNING OBJECTIVES • SELECT TASK FOR: • 1. ORGANIZATIONAL MAINTENANCE • 2. INTERMEDIATE MAINTENANCE • 3. DEPOT MAINTENANCE

  3. ORGANIZATION OF MAINTENANCE • Standard throughout • USMC divides into echelons • Supports the unit’s: • Scope • mobility • capabilities • PLUS, available resources?

  4. MAINTENANCE PRODUCTION • Is the physical accomplishment of maintenance functions: • Preventative Maintenance • Corrective Maintenance • MODS Modifications • CAL Calibrations

  5. CATEGORIES = CAPABILITIES • Categories ensure efficient use of equipment maintenance resources • Three categories

  6. MAINTENACE PRODUCTION WITHIN CATEGORIES • PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE • CORRECTIVE MAINTENANCE • MODIFICATION, CALIBRATION • REBUILD, CONVERSION, MODERNIZATION

  7. CATEGORIES • Organizational, 1st and 2nd echelon • Intermediate, 3rd and 4th echelon • Depot, 5th echelon

  8. MAINTENANCE AUTHORITY • Where can we find our unit’s maintenance authority at? • Who can grant us authority to exceed our maintenance capabilities?

  9. ORGANIZATIONAL MAINTENANCE • Contains first and second echelons of maintenance

  10. FIRST ECHELON • Performed by user or operator • Proper care, use, and operation of equipment • as prescribed by order and directive • Minor repairs, testing, ect

  11. SECOND ECHELON • Work performed by specially trained mechanic or technician • In the organization possessing the capabilities and facilities • Inspect, Diagnosis, and isolation of problems • PMCS, repair and replace, evacuate

  12. INTERMEDIATE MAINTENANCE • Contains third and fourth echelons of maintenance • Within the Service Support Group • In direct support of the organizations • Can authorize selective interchange to themselves

  13. THIRD ECHELON • Authorized by publication • By specially trained mechanics or technicians • Removal and replacement of modular components (?) • Can be accomplished via contact teams • Evacuation to fourth echelon

  14. FOURTH ECHELON • Repair/rebuild of sub-assemblies, assemblies, and major items • Diagnosis and isolation of malfunctions to the internal piece part level • At a semi-fixed facility

  15. FIFTH ECHELON • Complete rebuild or overhaul • Repair items which exceed the capabilities of the units • Nondestructive test on items • Special inspections and modifications

  16. QUESTIONS • What reference outlines categories and echelons of maintenance?

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