Setting up execution inheritance rules for tasks

Select the “Execution Inheritance Rules for Tasks” link in the “Edit Component Maintenance Program Information” page.

The “Execution Inheritance Rules for Tasks” page appears.

The following details appear, if you have launched the “Execution Inheritance Rules for Tasks” page from the Tasks tab of the “Manage Engineering document” page.

Eng. Doc. # / Rev. #	The identification # and revision # of the engineering document comprising the task for which you want to set inheritance rules to be followed during execution.
Applicability	The applicability of the engineering document, such as Aircraft or Component.
EO Status	The status of the engineering document, such as Fresh, Released, or Returned.

The following details appear, if you have launched the “Execution Inheritance Rules for Tasks” page from the “Edit Component Maintenance Program Information” page.

Part # / Description	The unique identifier and description of the part of the component associated with the maintenance program.
Serial #	The serial of the component associated with the maintenance program.
Component #	The component #associated with the component program.
CMP Revision #	The revision # of the maintenance program to be executed on the component.
Status	The status of the maintenance program to be executed on the component

Under the “Inheritance Options” group box, select the following:

Rules for

Use the drop-down list box to select the task for which you want to set rules to be followed during execution. The drop-down list box displays all the Work Unit # from the engineering document.

The multiline displays the following:

Category	The category of the inheritance rule.
Inheritance Option	The option for the inheritance rule.
Permitted Value	The values for the inheritance option from among which you have to select one value.

Enter the following:

Value Selected	The value for the inheritance option.
Error	A message indicating error in the value specified for the inheritance option.

Click the “Save” pushbutton to save the rules against the task.

Inheritance Rules Table

Category	Inheritance Rule	Permitted Values	Default Value
Inheritance of Engineering Tasks	Auto Inherit Tasks based on rules	Enter '0' for 'Yes' , '1' for 'No'	'1' for 'No'
	Auto Inherit task based on Negative Tolerance / Alert values	Enter '0' for 'Yes' , '1' for 'No	1' for 'No'
	Inherit tasks for parts removed with Removal Type	Enter '0' for 'Yes' , '1' for 'No	'1' for 'No'
	Inherit tasks for parts removed with Removal condition	Enter '0' for 'Scheduled' , '1' for 'Unscheduled' , '2' for 'Both'	'1' for 'Unserviceable
	Inherit tasks for parts removed with Removal Reason	Enter '0' for 'Serviceable' , '1' for 'Unserviceable' , '2' for 'Both'	'1' for 'Unserviceable
	Inherit as One-time task	Enter '0' for 'Yes' , '1' for 'No'	'1' for 'No'

Note: The rest of the Inheritance rules can be set to ‘0’ for ‘Yes’ only if the first rule 'Auto Inherit task based on rules' is set as '0’ for ‘Yes'.

An overview

During execution of the Mod engineering tasks on applicable components, their schedules may have to be fixed based on specific attributes of main core parts, such as tolerance and alert values.

The “Execution Inheritance Rules for Tasks” page enables you to set up inheritance rules at specific task level in an engineering document / component program. These rules will empower the system to automatically induct related tasks into maintenance programs based on the inheritance rules defined for the task.. Similarly, on release of the engineering document, the system will automatically induct related tasks into maintenance programs based on the inheritance rules defined for the task. These rules are most relevant for Mod tasks to be executed on components.