RCM tasks are typically recurring, used to mitigate the risk of a Failure Mode. Some tasks, however, are date-driven and must respect a fixed due date instead.
Where these schedules are created
RCM schedules that respect a due date are created the same way as any other RCM schedule — under a FLOC or Equipment.
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Items that follow a due date
Due-date scheduling typically applies to items where a fixed deadline matters more than a recurring interval — for example, tools, utility equipment, vehicles, and instruments that must be recertified, inspected, or replaced by a specific date.
Examples in IMS
The following are examples of due-date-respecting RCM schedules in IMS.
