An investigation of the local management summary code as an assist to public works maintenance management

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Johnston, Keith A.
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1982-06Advisor
Bobulinski, Robert A.
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Liao, Shu S.
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This thesis is an investigation into the use of the Local Management summary code (LMSC)
contained within the Uniform Automated Data Processing System by Public Works Departments (PWD)s, as an assist in maintenance management. The difference between cost and maintenance management is discussed, and the need for maintenance management data gathering techniques is established. Current Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC) management reports are detailed, as well as the pending Base Engineering support Technical (BEST) system. A method of obtaining maintenance management data from existing comptroller reports is described. The efficacy of this LMSC supported system is evaluated through a questionnaire distributed to continental PWDs.
The survey results indicated beneficial maintenance management data support was gained by those activities aware of the LMSC applications for other than cost aggregation.
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