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Access the specific aircraft (callsign) and identify the serialized component or generic part that needs replacing.
 
Access the specific aircraft (callsign) and identify the serialized component or generic part that needs replacing.
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<span style="font-size:medium;">'''Initiate a Work Order (WOP):'''</span>
 
<span style="font-size:medium;">'''Initiate a Work Order (WOP):'''</span>

Revision as of 12:40, 27 August 2025

Replacing or Overhauling Parts in Camotool

 

Locate the Aircraft and Component:

Access the specific aircraft (callsign) and identify the serialized component or generic part that needs replacing.

 

 

Initiate a Work Order (WOP):

Create a Work Order Package (WOP) associated with that aircraft. Enter details like installed materials, labor hours, and comments on the action performed

Record the Replacement/Overhaul:

Log the removal of the existing part and add the new part (whether serialized or generic), possibly linking to a purchase order if it's a new component via the stock/warehouse module. Enter any associated data such as Form‑1 digital form, date of installation, and serial number.

Update Maintenance Rules / TBOs:

If the part being replaced is governed by a rule (e.g., a rotable part with a Time Between Overhaul or a service directive), then the system should: Reset or update the TBO counters (flight hours, cycles, or dates). Trigger future maintenance tasks based on the updated timeline. Reflect any required inspect-and-overhaul directives.

Close the WOP and Generate Documentation:

Finalize the work order, typically generating associated documents, invoices, or delivery notes as needed