EAWS Naval Aviation Maintenance Program (NAMP)

EAWS Naval Aviation Maintenance Program (NAMP) What is the objective of NAMP? - achieve and continually improve aviation material readiness and safety standards Who is in charge of NAMP? - CNO Duties of the Maintenance Officer (MO) - head of maintenance dep. Duties of the Assistant MO (AMO) - Assists MO in performance of duties Duties of the Maintenance/ Material Control Officer (MMCO) - overall production and material support of dep. Duties of the Maintenance MCPO (MMCPO) - Advises for all matters affecting aircraft ops. maintenance, and personnel Duties of the QA Officer (QAO) - performs QA functions Duties of the Material Control Officer (MCO) - head of finances, material requisition Basic responsibilities of maintenance/ production control? - organization, procedures, and responsibility for accomplishment of all maintenance on naval aircraft 3 lvls of Maintenance: What is O-lvl? - day to day checks, maintain full operation status 3 lvls of Maintenance: What is D-lvl? - Aircraft requiring rebuilding of parts, modifying, testing 3 lvls of Maintenance: What is I-lvl? - enhance and sustain combat mission readiness 2 types of maintenance described in NAMP? - Rework Upkeep Rework? - restorative or additive work Upkeep? - Preventive, restorative, or additive What are type of upkeep maintenance inspections? - turnaround, daily, special, conditional, phase, acceptance, transfer turnaround? - in between flights ensuring integrity Daily? - inspects for defects Special? - Scheduled inspection with prescribed interval Conditional? - done as a result