Aircraft maintenance facilities must optimize their processes to fully leverage the power of CompuTrak, minimizing inefficiencies and ensuring compliance with safety and operational standards. Below is a step-by-step guide detailing the complete workflow for handling aircraft maintenance, from arrival to invoicing.
CompuTrak generates a list of tasks based on Hobbs time, date, and cycles. All required inspections, customer requests, and discrepancies are logged.
Technicians log their time, parts and labor descriptions under each discrepancy. Supervisors can monitor progress to ensure timely completion.
If parts are required but not in inventory, a purchase order is created. Each part is linked to the work order for traceability, helping minimize inventory costs.
After completing all tasks and verifying the aircraft through a test flight, the work order status is updated to “Pending.”
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The lead technician creates a logbook entry summarizing completed work, stored digitally in CompuTrak for easy retrieval.
All component hours and maintenance schedules are updated, helping the facility plan for future requirements.
CompuTrak generates detailed invoices, listing all labor, parts, and services performed, ensuring clear and accurate billing.