IEC 60706-1:1982

Contents
Foreword
Preface
Clause
1. Scope
Section One - Introduction to Maintainability
2. Concept of maintainability
3. General approach
4. Maintainability activities
    4.1 Planning phase
    4.2 Acquisition phase
    4.3 Use phase
Section Two - Maintainability Requirements in
Specifications and Contracts
5. Introduction
6. Maintainability requirements
    6.1 Maintainability characteristics
    6.2 Constraints
    6.3 Programme requirements
    6.4 Engineering support planning
7. Verification
Section Three - Maintainability Programme
8. General
    8.1 Introduction
    8.2 The purpose of a maintainability programme
    8.3 General characteristics of a maintainability
         programme
    8.4 Integration of the maintainability programme with
         other activities
    8.5 Qualitative and quantitative measurement of
         maintainability
9. The maintainability programme
    9.1 The nature of the maintainability programme
    9.2 Summary of the programme
    9.3 The maintainability programme plan
    9.4 Programme reviews
    9.5 Determination of design criteria and allocation
         of requirements to sub-divisions of the item
    9.6 Maintainability evaluation and prediction
    9.7 Maintainability requirements in sub-contractor
         and vendor specifications
    9.8 Data collection, analysis and corrective action
         system
    9.9 Design reviews
    9.10 Ease of maintenance studies
    9.11 Data for maintenance planning
    9.12 Control system for design or process changes
    9.13 Maintainability verification
10. Contractor's responsibilities
11. Customer's responsibility
12. Dialogue between customer and contractor
13. Further details related to this section of the guide
Appendix A - Examples of the information the customer
should give to the contractor