I can only speak for me, but I can assure you I will always be a compliant as I possibly can. I will inspect and repair as if my Mother and Wife are getting on that flight, and I would hope all mechanics would do the same.I wouldn't bet on it.
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I can only speak for me, but I can assure you I will always be a compliant as I possibly can. I will inspect and repair as if my Mother and Wife are getting on that flight, and I would hope all mechanics would do the same.I wouldn't bet on it.
And I agree with him. Where's the overtime? Why in the world would you take the route of farming everything out, and use mechanics from farming everything out, to be put on the out of service a/c? That will be extremely costly, way more than if they would have just called some o/t to get them out. I will tell you in Dallas, the mechanics are working hard and getting the airplanes back into revenue service. This whole outsourcing all work to get the mechanics to work the out of service a/c will backfire on maint. GK will not like the cost results when it could have saved much more $$$ by simply calling the emergency overtime during this operational emergency. They are already being shown that the mechanics are getting back to service and quickly.AMFA's response to the so called "operational emergency"
https://medium.com/@AMFANational/th...y-declared-by-southwest-airlines-9651afd34a4e
Don't know about Dallas, but here we call overtime everyday, and last night we exhausted the list for RON. We have guys 24 out, all the time.And I agree with him. Where's the overtime? Why in the world would you take the route of farming everything out, and use mechanics from farming everything out, to be put on the out of service a/c? That will be extremely costly, way more than if they would have just called some o/t to get them out. I will tell you in Dallas, the mechanics are working hard and getting the airplanes back into revenue service. This whole outsourcing all work to get the mechanics to work the out of service a/c will backfire on maint. GK will not like the cost results when it could have saved much more $$$ by simply calling the emergency overtime during this operational emergency. They are already being shown that the mechanics are getting back to service and quickly.
BTW; has anyone been able to find "State of Operational Emergencies" within the MPM??? The co. always screams that bible to us, shouldn't they live by it too??? I admit, I have not looked for it, but is it even in there?
We do TPCS on through flights and MV checks, we change tires all the time, where I am at. If the mechanics sign the paperwork and don't change them that's on them, not the company.So is SWA discouraging worn tires from being changed out?
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.wesh.com/amp/article/southwest-flight-diverted-to-oia/26448788
We do TPCS on through flights and MV checks, we change tires all the time, where I am at. If the mechanics sign the paperwork and don't change them that's on them, not the company.
We do TPCS on through flights and MV checks, we change tires all the time, where I am at. If the mechanics sign the paperwork and don't change them that's on them, not the company.
SorryDon’t shoot me man. I’m only the messenger asking a question.
“Photos obtained exclusively by CBS News show what mechanics describe as landing gear tires so worn that Southwest had to pull a 737 out of service on Tuesday. More than 40 airplanes per day have been grounded for maintenance issues since last Tuesday. That's unusually high, more than double a normal day.”
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cb...service-as-mechanics-raise-alarm-over-safety/
Why I enjoy messing with you. But seriously no thank you. It only pays to be upper management, the sups they move you where they want to.Why don't you just move on into management rex, I think it's time.
So let me get this straight Brett complaining to the media about mechanics being fatigued in the SWA operational emergency, can't get their kids. Now he is complaining about mechanics not called for overtime. Almost sounds like the brilliant Family week plan. Talk about double talk. Go Figure!There is an urgent need to get planes back in service but almost no overtime is being called. Go figure !!???!!
So let me get this straight Brett complaining to the media about mechanics being fatigued in the SWA operational emergency, can't get their kids. Now he is complaining about mechanics not called for overtime. Almost sounds like the brilliant Family week plan. Talk about double talk. Go Figure!