STEP 1 Develop/update RCM Program Plan STEP 2 New Equipment Design Recommended STEP 2B Complete Level 2 Breakdown STEP 4 Complete Levels 3 and 4 Breakdowns.

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STEP 1 Develop/update RCM Program Plan STEP 2 New Equipment Design Recommended STEP 2B Complete Level 2 Breakdown STEP 4 Complete Levels 3 and 4 Breakdowns STEP 5 Identify all functional failures and Compensating Provisions STEP 8 Identify all failure modes and their failure effects (Local, Next Higher & End Effects) STEP 9 Complete FMECA. STEP 11 FULL RCM PROGRAM TASK SEQUENCE FLOWCHART – 8 (Blank) Complete End Item & Level 1 Breakdown STEP 3STEP 2 Current Equipment Design STEP 2A Perform Functional Significance Determination for each function STEP 7 Yes No FUNCTIONAL SIGNIFICANCE DETERMINATION LOGIC Does the loss of function have an adverse effect on safety or environment? Does the loss of function have an adverse effect on operations? Does the loss of function have an adverse effect on economic? Is this function protected by an existing PM task? NON-SIGNIFICANT FUNCTIONSIGNIFICANT FUNCTION No Yes Steps 8 and up steps are not to be performed for this function. Perform STEP 7 for next function. Collect failure and test data STEP 12 Calculate or estimate failure distribution curve STEP 13 Select a failure mode for RCM Analysis and perform STEPS 11 thru 23 Select Severity Class for the failure mode STEP 10 Calculate or estimate time to first failure STEP 14 A Identify all functions STEP 6 System Safety input to Severity Classification of failure modes SSWG RCM ANALYSIS TASKS IMPLEMENTATION TASKS OPERATIONS FMECA TASKS RELIABILITY ANALYSIS REDESIGN / CIP TASKS OTHER EVENTS FEEDBACK TASKS

Determine or estimate PF condition, PF-FF interval or wear out/life limit age STEP 17 Description for each task Determine Number of OC or PHM tasks required during PF interval to meet Pacc Determine PM intervals for all tasks Determine Single task total man- hours and cost STEPS 18A THRU 18F REQUIRED INFORMATION (as applicable, not all data required for all FM’s) Develop Servicing / Lubrication PM task STEP 18B Develop On-Condition PM task STEP 18C Develop Hard Time PM task STEP 18D Develop Failure Finding PM task STEP 18F FULL RCM PROGRAM TASK SEQUENCE FLOWCHART – 8 (Blank) A Answer failure consequences questions. (MODULE 10) STEPS 18 EVIDENT Does the failure mode cause a function loss or secondary damage that could have an adverse effect on operating safety or lead to serious environmental violation? Is the functional failure or effect of the failure mode, on its own, evident to the operator while performing normal duties? HIDDEN Does the occurrence of the hidden failure mode in combination with a second failure / event cause a function loss or secondary damage that could have an adverse effect on operating or lead to serious environmental violation safety? HIDDEN Does the occurrence of the hidden failure mode in combination with a second failure / event cause a function loss or secondary damage that could have an adverse effect on operating or lead to serious environmental violation safety? YESNO Evident Safety / Environment Evident Economic / Operational Hidden Economic / Operational Hidden Safety / Environment YES NO YES Develop PHM task STEP 18A Develop Servicing / Lubrication PM task STEP 18B Develop On-Condition PM task STEP 18C Develop Hard Time PM task STEP 18D Develop PHM task STEP 18A Develop Other Action STEP 18E Develop Other Action STEP 18E DECB Will this failure mode happen within the service life of the equipment? STEP 15 Steps 16 and up steps are not to be performed for this failure mode. GO TO STEP 23 NO Determine whether failure has PF, wear out, or random type failure characteristics STEP 16 YES

B FULL RCM PROGRAM TASK SEQUENCE FLOWCHART Analysis / Select which option or combination of options is best at meeting RCM metrics STEP 20 Determine costs associated with each STEP 18A thru 18E item STEP 19 C Analysis/ Select which option or combination of options is best at meeting RCM metrics STEP 20 Determine costs associated with each STEP 18A thru 18E item + No action taken costs STEP 19 Analysis/ Select which option or combination of options is best at meeting RCM metrics STEP 20 Determine costs associated with each STEP 18A thru 18F item + No action taken costs STEP 19 Analysis/ Select which option or combination of options is best at meeting RCM metrics STEP 20 Determine costs associated with each STEP 18A thru 18F item STEP 19 DE Repeat STEPS 11 thru 23 until all FM(s) have been analyzed STEP 23 No action required Provide usage prediction data (STEP 13) to logistics to ensure adequate replacement parts are available STEP 21 Perform Packaging Process STEP 25 Perform LORA and update maintenance plan STEP 26 Was engineering judgment / estimated values used during any part of the RCM analysis? No additional analysis is required. GO TO STEP 23 Develop Age Exploration task STEP 22 YES NO Review RCM results with SSWG, FST, maintainers and operators for inputs. (MODULE 14) STEP 24 C Is hardware in-service or undergoing design testing? In-serviceDesign Testing Review RCM results with designers and potential operators/maintainers for inputs STEP 24 F Recommended PM acceptable? Go to STEP 2B NO YES Redesigned required PM Task/s required Redesigned required PM Task/s required GO TO STEP 2B GO TO STEP 2B Direct PM task to be implemented regardless of RCM results PMA / APML * - ***

FULL RCM PROGRAM TASK SEQUENCE FLOWCHART Collect test and in-service data STEP 28 Does new data support current FMECA and RCM entries? STEP 29 Go to STEP 6 Go to STEP 28 F Implement PM tasks STEP 27 NO YES