A normative view of the pre-overhaul planning process.

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House, Michael Edward
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1976-09Advisor
Sovereign, Michael D.
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Buttinger, James D.
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This paper derives from the author's understanding and appreciation
of the importance of the various events in the Pre-Overhaul Planning
Phase. This thesis describes the Pre-Overhaul Planning Process for a
destroyer type ship scheduled for overhaul at a naval shipyard. The
Pre-Overhaul Planning Process is then examined from a normative
viewpoint which concurrently provides a basic framework for the
decision maker to utilize in the detailed analysis of each component of
the overhaul repair work package. In conducting this detailed analysis,
numerous tradeoffs are required between the overhaul objective, the
constraints and the resources available to accomplish the overhaul
repairs. The environment the decision-maker encounters in the Pre-
Overhaul Planning Process is also described. By presenting how the
Pre-Overhaul Planning System works, how it should work and the environment
that must be contended with, this thesis will lead to an
increased awareness of the requirements and the importance of Pre-
Overhaul Planning.
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