Story ID: 314LABACECamp
Camp Introduces System Integration
By: Curt Epstein
Caption: The new improvements allow seamless flow of information between customer engine health monitoring and maintenance services.
Word Count: 335
Aircraft maintenance management provider Camp Systems has introduced new functionality aimed at enhancing the company’s non-scheduled maintenance capabilities. The Camp Engine Health Monitoring “EHM/MTX Integration” service provides operators with expert analysis of their engine’s health and alerts them whenever trend data indicates an inspection or other “on-condition” maintenance action is recommended.

Using the company’s new Maintenance Observation tool, that information can be processed in an integrated path from engine data to items due list, with complete control by the operator. Recommended actions are included in a filterable list within Camp maintenance.

With the integration now provided in the system, operators can choose to have their dedicated analyst automatically escalate the issue to a discrepancy on the due list, or they can stage the recommended action to the observation list for further disposition. Escalation from observation to actionable discrepancy is easily accomplished with the click of the mouse, recording and rendering the entire history as a traceable event.

Using the tool, operators can seamlessly flow between their Camp EHM and Camp maintenance services, improving communication and productivity. The electronically transmitted records eliminate manual processing steps and potential errors that may result.

The company (Booth 4004) also recently launched Camp Connect, which allows users of shop floor data systems Corridor and Quantum Control to integrate with the Camp system. Through the use of the new technology, users can reduce time and cost spent on manual processes such as data entry and document preparation. It allows users to download upcoming scheduled maintenance tasks from Camp directly into the shop floor data programs, which upon completion of the work, can upload compliance data into the Camp platform. It will result in improved documentation as tasks performed beyond scheduled maintenance are transferred back to Camp, providing detailed aircraft records.

Through the direct connections, maintenance providers can free staff to focus on other activities and the automation can result in faster turnaround on price quote requests.