Prepared by: [Your Name]
Company: [Your Company Name]
Date: January 15, 2050
Aircraft Model: | Boeing 787 Dreamliner |
Serial Number: | 123456789 |
Maintenance Date: | January 15, 2050 |
Technician Name: | Jarrett Bailey |
Flight Hours Since Last Maintenance: | 1,500 hours |
Next Scheduled Maintenance: | April 15, 2050 |
Fuselage Inspection:
Check the fuselage for any signs of damage, corrosion, or wear.
Ensure paint integrity and clean any debris or contaminants.
Wings and Flaps:
Inspect wings for any cracks or dents; ensure flaps are functioning correctly.
Check for debris, ice, or snow that could affect aerodynamics.
Landing Gear:
Ensure landing gear is secure and properly locked in place.
Confirm that tires are inflated to the recommended pressure (main: 210 psi, nose: 150 psi).
Cockpit Instruments:
Verify that all cockpit instruments (altimeter, airspeed indicator, etc.) are operational and calibrated.
Check the functionality of communication and navigation systems.
Seating and Emergency Exits:
Inspect all seating for wear and secure attachment.
Ensure emergency exits are easily accessible and functioning.
Cargo Security:
Verify that all cargo is secured and balanced to prevent shifting during flight.
Oil Change:
Change the engine oil (using high-performance synthetic oil).
Check for leaks around the oil pan and seals.
Air Filter:
Inspect air filters for dirt and debris; replace if needed.
Clean air intake to ensure optimal airflow.
Fuel System:
Inspect fuel lines for integrity; replace any frayed or damaged hoses.
Conduct fuel quality tests to ensure no contamination.
Battery Performance:
Test battery performance and charge levels; replace if below 75%.
Check battery terminals for corrosion.
Wiring Inspection:
Inspect wiring harnesses for signs of wear, fraying, or damage.
Ensure connections are secure and weatherproof.
Navigation Lights:
Check all navigation lights for proper operation.
Replace any burnt-out bulbs.
360-Degree Walk-around:
Conduct a thorough 360-degree visual inspection of the aircraft.
Look for any inconsistencies or potential safety issues.
Logbook Review:
Complete a detailed logbook review for maintenance history and compliance.
Verify that all previous maintenance actions were recorded accurately.
Fatigue Examination:
Examine wear-prone areas such as the wing roots, landing gear, and control surfaces for signs of fatigue or corrosion.
Crew Reports:
Assess any reported issues from the flight crew, addressing concerns raised.
Conduct focused inspections on any newly repaired areas.
Critical Safety Components:
Random checks on critical safety components, such as emergency equipment and control surfaces.
Jarrett Bailey
Technician Signature
Date: January 15, 2050
[Your Name]
Supervisor Approval
Date: January 15, 2050
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