Mississauga, ON (PRWEB) April 20, 2015
CaseBank Technologies Inc., the leading provider of software for the identification of equipment performance and reliability defects, has announced that it will present a session at the World Aviation Training Conference and Tradeshow 2015, the world's largest meeting of aviation training professionals. The event will be held from April 21-23, 2015 at the Rosen Shingle Creek Resort in Orlando, FL. On April 21, Phil D’Eon, President and Chief Technology Officer at CaseBank, will be presenting on “Using Maintenance Records and Guided Diagnostics to Improve Training.”
“Fiscal pressures and a growing need to create more experienced maintenance personnel are key drivers to find new ways to adapt maintenance training for today’s airlines,” said D’Eon. “With ever-increasing equipment complexity, conventional training methods and single training courses cannot teach a technician everything that he/she needs to know. As a result, training gaps are inevitable, and maintenance organizations increasingly rely upon on-the-job training. But technologies are now available to help identify key topics for classroom training, and for delivering refresher training on the job, when the need arises.”
CaseBank’s SpotLight® solution provides diagnostic guidance based on a knowledgebase of troubleshooting events and validated repair experience from one’s own organization and other operators around the world. The knowledgebase implicitly imparts training by offering a comprehensive view of maintenance and pilot reports that manufacturers and operators have experienced, and it can deliver refresher training directly related to the subject of the troubleshooting. “It’s an intelligent troubleshooting solution that draws upon the collective experience of the global aircraft maintenance team, so it’s the ideal channel for just-in-time delivery of training materials relevant to the current need,” said D’Eon.
ChronicX® for Aviation uses an innovative approach to analyze aircraft maintenance records and uncover hidden service trends such as 1) recurring problems on individual aircraft; 2) repeat defects/fixes that have occurred across multiple aircraft and/or repair stations; and 3) emerging failure modes that have not yet reached critical status. The technology evaluates aircraft maintenance histories to accurately identify valid repeats and reduce false alerts, helping maintenance teams recognize the most costly and critical problems.
About CaseBank Technologies
CaseBank’s software solutions improve fault isolation and defect trend analysis of complex equipment and systems—supporting engineers and technicians as they respond to scheduled and unscheduled maintenance events—in a variety of industries, including medical, aviation and defense, rail and transit, automotive and heavy equipment, high technology, energy exploration and extraction, and continuous process industries.
CaseBank’s technology combines anticipated product issues (from engineering) with actual product issues (from service and support) and uses case-based reasoning (CBR), differential diagnostics and other weighting factors (cost, time, etc.) to deliver a faster, more accurate and inexpensive troubleshooting and repair process. With visibility into fleet-wide service histories engineers can identify recurring or emerging problems to modify service plans, develop corrective actions and redesign components. CaseBank solutions help organizations improve product performance, increase equipment uptime, reduce warranty and service costs, and boost customer satisfaction. For more information, visit http://www.casebank.com.