Publication Date: 11/12/2024
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P/N Initial LoadThe P/N Initial Load option is used to enter a part that has no prior history within the system. For example, when a part is removed from an older aircraft that was set up in the system, but the individual parts from the aircraft were not set up. This option will also allow you to load parts to inventory from manual records. The part number must be created in the system first (Settings/ Update/ Part Number Master). Additional information may be required (according to P/N settings), such as time control or lower assembly information.
The following information/options are available in this window: P/N The Part Number reference for the aircraft part. Note: Software parts cannot be loaded onto hardware parts via the P/N Initial Load transaction.S/N The Serial Number for the specific serialized part. Condition The condition of the part. Vendor Lot Vendor batch number of the part entered upon receiving or initial load, as applicable. This field can contain up to 20 characters. Location The Location for maintenance events, inventory stores, orders, transactions, or training events. Bin The specific storage bin within the inventory location. Note: Inventory Switch QTY The number of parts for the transaction. U/S Code Unserviceable Code that applies to the part, to be stored in a quarantine location. Receiving Inspection checkbox Check to indicate that Receiving Inspection is required for the part. Load Fixed Asset checkbox When initially loading a Serialized or Repairable Part Number into the system using the P/N Initial Load window, select this checkbox to have the system automatically create a Fixed Asset with the same Value as the Initial Load's Unit Cost. For more information, refer to the Load Fixed Asset Checkbox, via P/N Initial Load.
Note: If this button is not selected when Initial Loading a part into inventory, the Fixed Asset will be created with a Value of 0.00; users would then have to go and manually enter a Value amount to the Fixed Asset at a later time. If not selected, the following informational prompt appears after the window is saved: Vendor The system code for the service/part provider. Order The order number for the part receipt into the system (if applicable). Note: The Order field is a reference field only used when a part is lost and then later found. The P/N Initial Load window will load that part into the system and reference the original order number for reporting purposes. The Orders field is also used to reference customer PO numbers when managing parts on behalf of other customers. Unit Cost The cost of the item when brought into the system, if known. If no value is entered, the value of the part in the Fixed Asset Registry, when applicable, will be set to zero (not the value in the Part Number Master). Note: If the Unit Cost is null (not entered), Journal Entries will not be created for those P/N Categories which have Actual P/N Costing Methods. Journal Entries will be created for those P/N Categories which have Average P/N Costing Methods. Market Value Market value for the part. Owner The name of the owner of the part, when applicable. When the Owner field is populated, the Loan Category drop down. Loan Category - Loan Part Category (short, long, consigned, manage or pool). Pool - Parts belonging to a pool agreement with the vendor. Consigned - The part is still associated with the specified owner and does not yet belong to your company. Ownership is changed when the part is issued to an aircraft or Work Order. Once initial loaded, from the Inventory Transaction window, this part will be flagged as 'CONSIGNED.' For more information refer to Initial Loading Consigned Inventory. Once the consigned part is issued to an Aircraft, that part will then belong to the your company and Journal Entries will be written at that time (if Inventory Switch Manage - Maintenance organization manage parts in their inventory that are owned by a particular owner and are to be used only for a particular customer's aircraft. Note: When the 'Manage' Loan Category is selected, the W/O field appears. W/O - The Work Order used to categorize, manage, and schedule work requirements for aircraft maintenance. This is the Work Order which generated the order or requires the part being ordered. Contract - The Customer Contract associated to the Inventory Owner in the Customer Master, General Tab. When the 'Contract' Loan Category is selected, the Contract field appears. Contract - The Customer Contract that is linked to the Owner. Note: The Contract option is designed for operators using the Multi Company functionality. License Type The type of license for the P/N. Either unlimited of limited. Unlimited radio button - When selected, this indicates that there is an unlimited number of licenses available for the part. Per License radio button - When selected, this indicates that there is a specific number of licenses available for the part, indicated through the Qty field that becomes available. Qty - The quantity of licenses for the part. AWB The airway bill number related to the part. Custom Duty Code Any Custom Duty Code related to the part. The codes are created and administered in the Trans Code Custom/Duty in orders. Document Document used to verify that the part was accepted by customs. Shelf Expiration The shelf life expiration date of the part, as applicable. Note: The Shelf Expiration field only appears when the Shelf Life checkbox has been selected in the P/N Master, Inventory tab. For additional information, refer to the P/N Master, Inventory tab. Tool Expiration The tool life expiration date of the part, as applicable. Note: The Tool Expiration field only appears if the Tool Calibration checkbox is selected in the P/N Master, Inventory tab. For additional information, refer to the P/N Master, Inventory tab. Tool Calibration Number This is a unique number used to define a tool. Note: The Tool Calibration Number field is mandatory when the Tool Calibration Number checkbox is selected in P/N Master, Inventory tab. For additional information, refer to the P/N Master, Inventory tab. Tag No. The tag number associated with the part. Removed From A/C The aircraft that the part was removed from. Date The date that the part was removed from the aircraft. Approved Certificate The type of certificate approving the part (ie. Form 1, EASA etc.). The user may choose from a pre-defined transaction code, or enter the Approval Certificate manually. Note the below switches:
Original radio button - Select this radio button to indicate that the certificate is an original. Copy radio button - Select this radio button to indicate that the certificate is a copy. N/A radio button - Select this radio button to indicate that the certificate is not available. Approved Certificate Number The Approved Certificate Number. This is a free text field.
Defect Description The description of the Defect related to the part that was removed from the aircraft. This text will be automatically copied to any Repair Order that is created for the part. The information will be placed in the Defect field of the Removal and Removal History Tabs. Defect Type The type of defect found on the aircraft (for example, Pilot Report, MX Report). For additional information, refer to the Defect Type Transaction Code, via the Technical Records Transaction Code Manual. Defect The defect number (or log book number). Item The defect log item number. W/O The Work Order used to categorize, manage, and schedule work requirements for aircraft maintenance. Task Card The Task Card / Job Card that details the scheduled maintenance work. G/L The General Ledger account(s) reference used for financial control throughout the system. This is auto-populated from the Part Number Master, Costing tab. Times Accrual Hours/Cycles/Days Total time accrued against a serialized part. _____________________________________________________________________________________ Note: If the Unit Cost is null (not entered), Journal Entries will not be created for those P/N Categories which have Actual P/N Costing Methods. Journal Entries will be created for those P/N Categories which have Average P/N Costing Methods. Note: If the part loaded is an assembly, the P/N Inventory Next Lower Assembly window is displayed. Part Number, Serial Number, NLA position and condition are entered here. Upon saving, the system generates the Part Label print. Note: If the P/N being loaded contains defined P/N Controls, the P/N Inventory Control window appears prompting the user enter the actuals. For additional information, refer to Receiving a Time Controlled Part via the Receiving Training Manual. Note: The Part Number Category of the kit cannot be loaded using this option. The User can use th Build Kit, Multi Kit, or Rebuild Kit buttons in the Inventory Transaction option.
P/N N/L/A Creation: When Initial Loading an N/H/A, the P/N N/L/A Creation window appears instead of the P/N Inventory Next Lower Assembly window. For more information refer to the P/N N/L/A Creation via the Technical Records Training Manual.
Assembly Not Complete: The user will receive a soft warning when attempting to Initial Load a P/N before creating the NLA(s) in the P/N N/L/A Creation window. Exit without creating the NLAs: The system displays the following soft warning: If the user selects Yes, the user will be able to create the NHA as an incomplete assembly. If they select No, they will be taken back to the P/N N/L/A Creation window to create the NLAs.
Additional Functionality: Software parts can also be initially loaded via the Inventory/Update/P/N Initial Load window. These parts are loaded as NLAs. For more information, refer to the P/N Software Upload. Additional information can be included through the Notes |
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Publication Date: 11/12/2024
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