Terminology

[Barch]

Looking for assistance from the linies out there.

I am looking for the engineering definitions that are (were in my day) in the Flight Servicing Schedule.

There used to be a list of terms and their definitions such as Inspect, Ensure, Check etc.

Is there anywhere on the internet that lists them or can someone email me a copy of the page.
mrobinson@bespoketrainingsystems.co.uk

I need them for a technical lesson for Fairies (do they still exist as TG2 ?).

As an ex rigger I don't want a bunch of bridge players complaining that I have got the terminology wrong.

Many Thanks

 

[Max Reheat]

As an ex rigger I don't want a bunch of bridge players complaining that I have got the terminology wrong.Many Thanks

Off TopicSadly nobody plays bridge any more, its all mobile phones. Good luck with your lesson

 

[Barch]

Off TopicSadly nobody plays bridge any more, its all mobile phones. Good luck with your lesson

Should make it easier to shift them out of the crewroom to take a 'work break' then!

 

[metimmee]

This might help link.

 

[Barch]

This might help link.

Magic, thanks.

The rest of the AP100A will probably come in handy for future reference as well.

 

[Hu Jardon]

That will be from here then:-

http://www.jap100a-01.mod.uk/Jap(d)/engpolhtml.htm

Links in yellow on the left

 

[Captain Slog]

Correct terminology is paramount to recording what work has been carried out to aid yourself and others who might be required to have access to it. Each term has a specific definition and cannot be misinterpreted. The Aircraft Hazard and Maintenance Notes (Topic 5A2, Chapter 1) provides definitions and a Glossary of Terms used in Maintenance Schedules and in the Topic 5A2.

 

[Barch]

Correct terminology is paramount to recording what work has been carried out to aid yourself and others who might be required to have access to it. Each term has a specific definition and cannot be misinterpreted. The Aircraft Hazard and Maintenance Notes (Topic 5A2, Chapter 1) provides definitions and a Glossary of Terms used in Maintenance Schedules and in the Topic 5A2.

Thanks for that but now I am a civilian I haven't got access to the 5A2.

 

[252]

I remember the exact definitions of check,test,inspect, examine and possibly a few other words used to be printed on 6 inch by 4 inch cards.

These used to be on the walls round the work place.

Each words definition was subtly different from the others and was for use in filling in jobcards.

I am pretty sure that the definitions on the list that Metimee has provided are not the same as the old definitions as some of them them contain 2 or more of the above words.

Of course i could be mistaken................it wont be the first time.