Add Steps

Explanation

You can add a step to a task or a fault, which can then be executed, certified, and inspected by a technician from the task card.

Also, there can be steps that are published from CAMO or added via a repair reference, which is selected on a fault or non-routine. You can identify steps that are added via a repair reference by the step source, which shows the originating repair reference name and code.

Note: You cannot edit or delete steps that are added via a repair reference or published from CAMO.

By specifying the order number, you determine the order in which the step appears on the task card.

A step must include at least one sign-off requirement for both an executor and a certifier.

Only the technician who added the step, a supervisor, or a crew lead can remove it.

Info: You must select a cancellation cause and, optionally, enter a cancellation description and comment when cancelling a step. Administrators can define cancellation causes in the Aviation Maintenance/Solution Configuration/Maintenance Execution/Basic Data/Cancel Causes page.

Prerequisites

• Skill certificates must be configured and assigned to technicians.
• Steps with the Pending or Done status cannot be removed.
• Steps published from CAMO with the status as not applicable are saved as cancelled steps in Maintenance Execution.

System Effects

• Steps appear on the task card in the specified order.
• A step is added to the STEPS tab on the Task Details page, with the executor, certifier, and inspector (optional) assignees.
• Steps appear on the SIGN-OFF tab on the Task Details page.
• The step source is displayed on the Steps tab on the Task/Fault Details page and on the task card.