21SWI10-202 — Operations Maintenance Scheduling

21SWI10-202 governs maintenance scheduling within the 21 SW, including scheduling priorities, downtime requests, and test coordination.

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  • Publication number: 21SWI10-202
  • Title: OPERATIONS MAINTENANCE SCHEDULING
  • Date: 2017-03-17

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It covers CCAS and COLT scheduling, line number requests, operational capability status, and Test Objective Worksheets. It requires coordination, approvals, timely comments, and specific handling of test and maintenance activities.

Topics covered

  • maintenance scheduling
  • Test Coordination
  • Combat Capabilities Assessment Schedule
  • COLT database
  • OPSCAP status
  • line number requests
  • Test Objective Worksheets

Questions and answers

What activities must be scheduled in the CCAS?

The CCAS shall be used to schedule maintenance, hardware/software upgrades, testing, exercises, and training activities. (paragraph 4)

Where must sites with COLT access enter maintenance downtime requests?

Sites with COLT access are required to use the COLT database to enter maintenance downtime requests. (paragraph 3)

When must Site Schedulers request line numbers in CCAS?

Site Schedulers will request line numbers in CCAS for all foreseeable planned activities expected to exceed a two minute recall time. (paragraph 3)

What must requested activities specify?

Requested activities must specify the appropriate Operational Capability (OPSCAP) status (i.e., RED, YELLOW, or GREEN). (paragraph 3)

How long do Site Schedulers have to comment on a TOW?

Complete coordination and provide comments to the testing agency within five working days from receipt of TOW. (paragraph 4)

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