AAOM Handbook

parameter, constraints or conditions necessary for completing the action, resources required for the action, and estimated cost of the action. • Work Packaging shall consolidate Service actions into efficiently manageable Work Package (typically those actions that have the same workplace and trigger parameters, use the same resources, and share the same condition and constraints). • The service level specifications for resources shall include the quality, quantity and demand lead time (the interval between when the need for the resources can be identified and the need must be fulfilled) for each resource. All data fields that form part of the Service strategy analysis and specification process, and that are also required for implementation of the strategy in a Work Scheduling System shall use the standard codes and definitions from the appropriate WSS. A database shall be used to record the Service strategy analysis outcomes and rationale. The database shall include; • Identification of the objects on which Service actions will be scheduled (consistent with the WSS identification), • proven performance for the Serviceable Item, • consequence of lost performance for the Serviceable Item, • probable threats for the Serviceable Item, • feasible Service strategies for each threat • selected Service strategies (most cost effective) for each threat, • primary and secondary action(s) (e.g. assess condition/performance/ hazard and then stabilise/refurbish/replace) for each threat, • Trigger Parameter and Completion Tolerance for each Service action, • constraints or conditions for each Service action, • resource requirements for each Service action, • WSS Standard Job reference for the Work Package in which the Service action is implemented, and • service level specification for resources for each Service action. The detailed activities of setting a Service strategy shall conform to the specifications set out in the Set Service Strategy Flowchart and TAs SS.01 to SS.17.