88th_RSC_MECS_Historical_data.xlsx

Man Hour Roll Up

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Code Definitions

which a work center is given maintenance repair or manufacture responsibility. Man-hours expended on maintenance services (scheduled or non scheduled), repairs, and replacement of components or parts. Work may be performed at or away from the activity.

06 Quality Inspection Man-hours expended in performing routine and special quality assurance inspections of equipment and equipment records. Inspections include researching and conducting special subject inspections (such as condition coding for excess equipment). Work may be performed at or away from the activity.

Inspectors assigned to an ECS Storage Branch will use this LDC when performing quality assurance inspections in support of the ECS Maintenance Branch.

coordinating, directing, and controlling the efforts of the maintenance personnel under their supervision. When performing direct labor, the supervisor will record the time under code 01.

04 Maintenance Administration Man-hours expended preparing reports, filing, typing, time records, messenger, stenographic, statistical, administrative material reproduction, and maintenance of training records and files.

05 Maintenance Technical/Proficiency Training Man-hours expended in the following manner:

1. Attending lectures, movies, and job demonstrations pertaining to skill development, career progression, or cross-training in or for a specific occupational series.

2. Technical publication familiarization. This does NOT include the use of technical publications during actual work.

3. Equipment or vehicle operator testing or licensing (written or oral).

4. Receiving formalized instruction (including contractor technician) or familiarization in the operation and maintenance of tools and equipment, such as new equipment training (NET).

08 Maintenance Meeting All time spent in meetings (such as maintenance scheduling and safety) and in meetings called by the commander or maintenance supervisor to discuss maintenance, production, supervisory matters, etc.

09 Plant Equipment Maintenance All man-hours expended in repair, upkeep. and servicing of maintenance facility equipment (not requiring an organizational control record for equipment).

10 Cleaning and Policing Man-hours expended in general housekeeping (including cleaning) policing around, and removal of snow from industrial areas, etc. Charge the routine cleaning or policing at the end of job or shift to the LDC of the job.

13 Material Control Man-hours expended in the operation or maintenance of tool cribs, bench and shop stocks, requisitioning, inventory, receiving, crating, or uncrating supplies.

14 Military Equipment Man-hours expended by ECS Storage Branch Operations which is used to issue, receive handling, loading, unloading, processing, and de-processing of military equipment.

17 Equipment Operation Man-hours expended by personnel in the operation of equipment assigned to maintenance (including operator maintenance). For example, evacuation of equipment to higher levels of maintenance. Direct labor code, Code 01 will not be used when the time can be charged to another LDC (ie.

operating a crane in conjunction with removal of a power pack, gun tube, etc.).

18 Travel Time to and from Maintenance Jobs Man-hours spent traveling to and from separate work areas to perform direct labor. Travel time that takes three-tenths of an hour or less will be charged to the LDC of the job. [Example: A contact team traveling from the shop to a Reserve Center 50 miles away. The travel time from the shop to the center and return will be charged to this LDC and recorded on the daily time card referencing the work request number. The time spent at the center (less breaks) will be direct labor.] 31 Additional Duties Man-hours expended in the administration of additional duties such as: key control, security officer, operator licensing administrator, instructors, and testers. This will cover all duties other than LDC 54 and 55.

32 Unit Support other than Maintenance Man-hours expended in support of units that do not pertain to maintenance (i.e. drivers training, loading/off-loading equipment, fueling of vessels, and life raft inspections).

33 Maintenance Technical Assistance Man-hours expended in preparing or providing technical assistance at home station or away. Technical assistance is hands-on oriented, not operating a forklift to unload a truck.

54 Safety Duties Man-hours expended in the management of the activities safety program. This includes duties and functions associated with safety administration, safety inspections, fire marshal inspections, and accident prevention.

55 Hazardous Material Management Man-hours expended in the administration of the hazardous material program. Examples of program management are HAZMAT storage inventories and labeling of storage containers to include maintenance of the accumulation points. [NOTE: Individual actions such as moving oil containers to the accumulation point or cleanup during and after a normal maintenance task will be captured as part of the work order or LDC 10. Receiving, storage, and issue of HAZMAT will be captured by the maintenance support team (MST) as LDC 13.]

remain at the duty location.

25 Lag-Break Man-hours lost due to authorized breaks taken during the day.

1. Man-hours charged to the above codes contribute nothing to the accomplishment of the maintenance mission.

2. Lag time, which exceeds three-tenths of an hour, will be charged to the applicable code. Lag time under three-tenths of an hour, will be charged to the LDC of the job.

training, battle assemblies, military schools, etc.

35 Meetings – Other Man-hours expended as a member of total Quality Management Teams, Union Duties, Partnership Councils, and Process Action Teams. Duties need not be related to maintenance.

facility in a burrowed labor category. All these man-hours are non-productive time at the losing activity / facility.

compensate for overtime. If the overtime was performed outside the assigned work center, the time-off will be loaded to the work center that used the overtime.

41 Excused from Duty (pass, VOCO, etc) Man-hours expended for such things as: Army Physical Fitness Training (military and dual status), voting, jury duty, inability to report for work due to inclement weather, government witness, blood donations, administrative absences, and assignments not pertaining to shop operations (other than codes 40, 42, and 43).

charged to this code. This code will also be used to record man-hours lost as a result of an individual being retained in either civil or military custody until he or she is dropped from assignment or returns to work.

47 Leave without pay (LWOP) Authorized or unauthorized absence from maintenance duty by civilian personnel in a LWOP status.

48 Job Related Injury Man-hours spent on authorized leave as a result of a job-related traumatic injury. This leave cannot exceed 45 days.

1 YR Historical Work Order Data