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44 Machinery Component Maintenance and Repair

Two Months Before T/A:
0 Review final (detailed) T/A plan for each train.
Verify that work procedures are satisfactory.

One Month Before T/A:
0 Review detailed information package for each train.
Review bar charts prepared by and forwarded by the senior machin-
ery specialist.

During T/A:
Participate in daily T/A meeting.
Verify that work procedures are followed.
0 Review condition of used parts as they are removed from the ma-
chine.
0 Verify that data are taken and logged in as required.
0 Take photographs and dictate observations into tape recorder.
Verify the installation is mechanically correct.
Resolve deviations from plan.
Verify machinery alignment.
Supervise test runs.
Restart per startup instructions.

Mechanical SupervisorslPlanners

Planners, and also mechanical and maintenance supervisors provide
machinery related data and support to the senior machinery specialist and
turbotrain T/A engineers involved in planning and execution of turbo-
train turnarounds.
Again, nine months before the scheduled shutdown for a major ma-
chinery T/A, planners and mechanical supervisors will be given initial
guidance on anticipated duties and responsibilities prior to and during the
actual T/A. From then on, typical action and timing would be:

Nine Months Before T/A:
Maintenance personnel forward machinery-related work lists to se-
nior machinery specialist for review.
The most probable work zone outline (see pages 217 and 222, Vol-
ume I) is drawn up and forwarded to the senior machinery specialist.