Downloaded from https://www.everyspec.com MIL-STD-3001-4(AS) 5.3.1.1.14 Safety information. Safety information required to perform all maintenance tasks on aircraft systems, engines, aeronautical equipment, airborne weapons/equipment, and support equipment shall be provided, as applicable. For the General Aircraft Information Manual only , instructions and special safety precautions to be observed for the following unusual aircraft conditions shall be prepared: after an in-flight engagement of arresting cables, hot brakes, emergency canopy opening, de-arming of ejection seat, and any other unusual events applicable to the aircraft. 5.3.1.1.15 Engine start and run-up.
Instructions shall be prepared for engine start and run-up required to perform engine cockpit check. Reference shall be made to the appropriate NATOPS preflight checklist engine and cockpit check, if applicable. 5.3.1.1.16 Fabrication. Procedures shall be included, when applicable, for the fabrication of any special fixtures required for the transportation of an aircraft. These procedures shall include the identification, purpose and use of the fixtures and supporting illustrations providing precise dimensions of the fixtures. 5.3.2 General maintenance procedures work package genmaintwp> .
This work package shall contain any maintenance procedures that are lengthy and common to several work packages and referenced in the specific maintenance work package. It shall not include maintenance and repair procedures that are covered in general engineering series manuals. Maintenance tasks listed in 5.3.1.1 may be included, as applicable. 5.3.3 Servicing work package servicewp > (General Aircraft Information, Plane Captain’s, or Line Maintenance Manual only) . This work package shall include all routine replenishment of expendable materials used during the operation of the aircraft, its weapon systems, or equipment.
It shall not include periodic or scheduled servicing of systems or equipment covered by the Planned Maintenance Systems (PMS). Unscheduled servicing procedures shall also be provided as required. Lubrication and other maintenance procedures involving expendable materials during assembly or test of equipment shall not be considered servicing. The following instructions may be prepared in narrative, chart or tabular form: a. Servicing instructions for replenishing fuel, oil, hydraulic fluid, oxygen, tire and landing gear strut pressures, and all other required aircraft servicing. Precautions to be observed while servicing shall be included. b.
Information shall include tank and reservoir capacities in U.S., Imperial, and metric units and shall identify "AN" or other Government specifications and grades as applicable. Fuel and oil capacity shall also be given by weight. Expansion volume, total capacity, and net capacity for each tank shall be included. 5.3.4 Ground operations work package grndopwp > (General Aircraft Information, Plane Captain’s, or Line Maintenance, Manual only) . Instructions and precautions for ground operations of the aircraft/equipment shall be prepared. Procedures such as engine run-up and shutdown, aircraft and engine washing, auxiliary power plant starting and shutdown shall be included when applicable.
Certain ground handling procedures described in 5.3.1.1.3.1 may also be applicable and may be included in this work package. 5.3.5 Support equipment maintenance work package . Maintenance procedures shall be developed for support equipment for aircraft weapon systems, aeronautical equipment, airborne weapons/equipment, and support equipment that is not covered in separate maintenance manuals. Instructions for required fabrication of peculiar tools, when such fabrication is approved by the requiring activity, shall be included. Maintenance data shall include the maintenance tasks listed in 5.3.1.1, as 14