ARMP-4 : 2008

CHAPTER 1 - INTRODUCTION
  101 GENERAL
  102 PURPOSE
  103 APPLICABILITY
  104 RELATED DOCUMENTS
CHAPTER 2 - CONCEPTS AND FACTORS
  201 GENERAL
  202 IMPORTANCE OF USING QUANTITATIVE R&M REQUIREMENTS
  203 NEED FOR TRACEABILITY
  204 CONFIDENCE STATEMENTS
  205 SELECTION OF R&M PARAMETERS
       A GENERAL
       B SYSTEM/EQUIPMENT R & M PARAMETERS
          B.1 Availability
          B.2 Mission Success
          B.3 Maintenance Manpower
          B.4 Logistic Support Cost
       C SPECIFYING R&M REQUIREMENTS
          C.1 Reliability
          C.2 Maintainability
          C.3 Combat Resilience
          C.4 Testability
  206 DUTY CYCLES AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENVELOPE
       A DUTY CYCLES
       B THE ENVIRONMENTAL ENVELOPE
  207 MAINTENANCE CONCEPT
  208 DEFINITIONS OF FAULT AND FAILURE
  209 SOURCES OF INFORMATION
       A OPERATIONAL INFORMATION
       B MAINTENANCE PLANNING INFORMATION
  210 SAFETY AND ASSOCIATED RISK ANALYSIS
  211 R & M PROGRAMME PLANS
CHAPTER 3 - DEVELOPMENT OF THE R&M CONTENT OF THE
            PHASE ARMAMENTS PROGRAMMING SYSTEM (PASS)
            MILESTONES
  301 GENERAL
  302 THE R & M CONTENT OF THE NATO STAFF TARGET
       A PRE-FEASIBILITY STUDIES
       B FORMULATION OF THE R & M CONTENT OF THE STAFF
          TARGET
  303 THE R&M CONTENT OF THE NATO STAFF REQUIREMENT
       A FEASIBILITY STUDIES
       B FORMULATION OF THE R&M CONTENT OF THE NATO
          STAFF REQUIREMENT
  304 THE R&M CONTENT OF THE NATO DESIGN &
       DEVELOPMENT OBJECTIVE AND THE DESIGN &
       DEVELOPMENT SPECIFICATION
       A PROJECT DEFINITION PHASE
       B FORMULATION OF THE R&M CONTENT OF THE NATO
          DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT OBJECTIVE AND THE DESIGN
          & DEVELOPMENT SPECIFICATION
  305 THE R&M CONTENT OF THE NATO PRODUCTION OBJECTIVE
       AND THE PRODUCTION SPECIFICATION
       A DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT PHASE
       B FORMULATION OF THE R&M CONTENT OF THE NATO
          PRODUCTION OBJECTIVE AND THE PRODUCTION
          SPECIFICATION
    306 THE R & M CONTENT OF THE NATO IN-SERVICE GOALS
      A PRODUCTION PHASE
      B FORMULATION OF THE R&M CONTENT OF THE NATO
         IN-SERVICE GOALS
      C IN-SERVICE PHASE
      D R & M CHARACTERISTICS AND IMPACT ON THE
         MAINTENANCE PLAN
ANNEX A - EXAMPLES OF QUANTITATIVE R&M REQUIREMENTS
ANNEX B - QUANTIFYING MAINTAINABILITY REQUIREMENTS
APPENDIX - MATHEMATICAL BACKGROUND TO THE LOG-NORMAL
           DISTRIBUTION

Specifies the concepts and factors affecting the formulation of R&M requirements to assist operational requirements staff to define the basic R&M requirements, and the procurement agency to convert these requirements into contractually agreed specifications.