STi provides aircraft and equipment maintenance, modification and repair support across field and depot environments. We bring maintenance planning, engineering, supply coordination and training into the same effort, connecting the work on the asset with the support around it.
Our experience spans organizational, intermediate and depot-level maintenance. Each assignment reflects the customer’s maintenance concept, equipment configuration, approved technical data and designated inspection and release authorities.
- Aircraft maintenance, modification and field support
- Maintenance planning and technical-data coordination
- Configuration, inspection and sustainment-engineering interfaces
- Supply-chain support, parts kitting and workforce preparation
Work-package planning and production coordination.
Work-package planning connects the scheduled requirement or discrepancy to the applicable instruction, required skills, tooling, test equipment and material. Access, isolation and inspection requirements are addressed alongside the work sequence and completion records.
STi coordinates maintenance with the conditions on the ground: available access windows, concurrent activity, support-equipment availability and outstanding engineering decisions. This gives production and customer teams a practical view of what is ready to proceed and what remains constrained.
Configuration and technical-data control.
Configuration support keeps installed hardware, relevant software, technical orders and maintenance history connected. Part identity, effectivity and modification status establish which instructions and acceptance criteria apply to the asset being maintained.
Discrepancies, repair departures and substitutions are coordinated through the designated maintenance and engineering authorities. The resulting records distinguish the observed condition, approved disposition and completed action.
Inspection, quality and safety support.
Inspection points, tool accountability, calibration, foreign-object prevention and applicable safety precautions are integrated into the maintenance sequence. This keeps verification aligned with the stage at which the work can be properly examined.
Nonconformance handling connects the affected condition to containment, technical disposition and closure records. Production, quality and customer personnel receive the information needed to address its effect on related work.
Integrated maintenance and supply support.
Material kitting and supply coordination support the correct parts, consumables and associated records for each task. Engineering, configuration management and testing address conditions that extend beyond routine maintenance.
Current technical publications and workforce preparation support execution. By connecting these functions, STi helps customers manage the dependencies between maintenance, supply, engineering and training.
Maintenance records and technical handover.
Maintenance closeout records document the work performed, controlled instructions used, inspection and test results, and the disposition of discrepancies. Acceptance and release remain with the designated maintenance, inspection and engineering authorities.
The handover provides a clear account of asset condition, configuration and any open conditions. Recurring discrepancies, material constraints and documentation findings also feed the next planning cycle.
DELIVERABLES
Technical deliverables.
- Task and work-package planning inputs
- Configuration and technical-data coordination records
- Inspection, test and discrepancy-closeout documentation
- Material-kitting and maintenance-support coordination
- Sustainment and training recommendations tailored to the statement of work
TECHNICAL INTERFACES
Coordinated technical support.
- Customer maintenance organization and quality function
- Engineering and configuration-control authorities
- Supply support and property management
- Technical publications, training and program management
A CLOSER LOOK
Common questions.
What establishes a maintenance task’s scope and acceptance basis?
The item identity and configuration, applicable technical information, authorized work scope, resource requirements, inspection points and completion evidence. Execution, engineering disposition and release responsibilities are assigned through the governing maintenance and customer processes.
How do you approach an incomplete work package?
STi coordinates missing technical, material, access or approval inputs with the responsible customer and engineering teams. The affected task remains tied to its actual constraints, and the work package is updated as those constraints are resolved.
CONNECT THE REQUIREMENT TO THE RIGHT DISCIPLINE