Belfort AWOS, Maintenance Manual

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BELFORT
INSTRUMENT
Proprietary Information
9.0 M
AINTENANCE
D
ATA
R
ECORDING AND
F
ORMS
- Three types of Data Recording Forms are
used to record periodic maintenance activities both scheduled and unscheduled. Directions to find
hard copies of the Belfort AWOS record forms are provided in Appendix A to this manual or they
can be downloaded from the Belfort Instrument Co. website, http://www.belfortinstrument.com.
Together, these documents provide a complete historical record of all maintenance actions
accomplished on the Belfort AWOS system. It is imperative that all maintenance records are kept
current, concise and accurate. All maintenance records are official documents and, as such, they
may be needed as evidence in the investigation of an aircraft accident or other situations when the
performance of a facility is in question. During FAA site visits, FAA inspectors will verify that
maintenance tasks have been properly performed and documented.
9.1
B
ELFORT
AWOS C
OMPREHENSIVE
F
ACILITY
P
ERFORMANCE AND
A
DJUSTMENT
F
ORM
–
This form is used to record initial facility commissioning performance data and to record
performance data after completion of major repair work. If the repair work includes DCP
replacement, follow the DCP Site Configuration Procedure in Appendix F to enter the site-
specific information for the airport location.
9.2
B
ELFORT
AWOS T
ECHNICAL
P
ERFORMANCE
R
ECORD
– These forms are used to record the
results from Tri-Annual & Annual performance checks completed during periodic routine and
non-routine maintenance activities and are intended to be used as checklists to assist in assuring
that all scheduled tasks are completed.. These forms can also be used to log the results of tests
conducted after an aviation accident.
9.3
FAA F
ORM
6030-1 - Facility Maintenance Log. The FAA will provide Form 6030-1.
Information and instructions for the use of this form may be found in the site approved
MOU/OMM or FAA Order 6700.20. Any change to the system, problem or damage identified
during any maintenance activities, annual or periodic checks must be logged on FAA Form 6030-
1. When a system component replacement or repair has been accomplished, the maintenance
technician must make a performance verification statement on FAA Form 6030-1. In all cases,
the technician completing maintenance or repair actions must be identified on the form.