Who ensures that mechanical work is done properly in the PMCS workflow?

The Maintenance Supervisor is responsible for ensuring that mechanical work is executed correctly within the PMCS (Preventive Maintenance Checks and Services) workflow. This role entails overseeing the maintenance activities, providing guidance, and ensuring that maintenance standards are met to maintain the operational readiness of equipment. The Maintenance Supervisor's expertise allows them to assess mechanical work quality, verify that all procedures are followed accurately, and address any issues that may arise during maintenance tasks.

In contrast, while the Workflow Operator and Workflow Mechanic play vital roles in executing specific tasks, their responsibilities are more focused on the operational aspects of the workflow and carrying out the maintenance work rather than overseeing the entire process. The Squad Leader may have a supportive role in coordinating within the team but does not hold direct accountability for the oversight of mechanical work quality in the PMCS process. Thus, the Maintenance Supervisor's position is crucial for ensuring that all mechanical work meets necessary standards and operational requirements.