Maintenance Planning

TM 9-1330-200-34/TM 1330-34/1

3-5. Maintenance Planning

(3) Do not use grease or ointment on WP

burns. (Such use may result in poisoning).

a. General

(4) Wash affected area with soda solution,

then with 5 percent copper sulfate solution.

(1) Proper performance of a maintenance

operation depends primarily upon planning:

WARNING

DO NOT

WASH EYES WITH 5

PERCENT

COPPER

SULPHATE

(a) What is to be done?

SOLUTION.

(b) How is the work to be done?

e. Wash eyes immediately with solution of 1

percent copper sulphate. If not available, wash eyes

(d) Where is the work to be done?

with large quantities of water for at least 15 minutes.

Seek medical attention immediately.

(2) Before work on any item begins, each

f. When exposed to red phosphorus (RP) smoke,

operation to be performed must be completely detailed.

or hexachloroethane (HC) smoke or any riot control

Tools, equipment, replacement parts, and supplies must

agent, the following precaution applies:

be distributed and available at the points where they are

to be used. Men experienced in the operation must be

assigned to various phases of the job. Consideration

WARNING

must be given to conducting each operation so that

RED PHOSPHORUS SMOKE, HC

maximum safety is afforded operator and equipment.

SMOKE OR ANY RIOT CONTROL

AGENT MAY PRESENT AN

INHALATION

AND

IRRITANT

b. Process Flow Charts.

HAZARD.

PROLONGED

EXPOSURE OF THE EYES AND

RESPIRATORY

SYSTEM

(1) A process flow chart (chart 3-1) serves as

SHOULD BE AVOIDED.

a guide for layout of the line. The chart records in

proper sequence the operations found in an operating

line. The flow chart lists the number of each operation,

WEAR PROTECTIVE MASKS TO

the personnel required, the tools to be used, and the

AVOID EXCESSIVE EXPOSURE.

materials needed. Materials include but are not limited

to such items as new components, sealing, paint, etc.

NOTE

(2) The chart picks up the ammunition to be

Do not use smoke grenades in

processed and follows it through each operation until

enclosed or confined areas.

rework is completed. Operations include but are not

limited to the following:

Smoke grenades produce heat and

are a fire hazard.

(a) Unpacking.

(b) Disassembly.

(d) Repairing.

(e) Reassembly.

(f) Repacking.

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