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Profile In Excellence
Tinker Air Force Base
RCM Team
 Tinker
AFB is home to the Oklahoma City Air Logistics Center (OC-ALC) and
several major associate units. The base comprises 5001 acres and the
installation has 770 buildings with a building floor space of over 15.2
million square feet. The OC-ALC encompasses 138 acres of indoor
maintenance facilities and 93 acres of covered warehouse space. Historic
Building 3001, headquarters of the OC-ALC, covers 62 acres and stretches
for seven-tenths of a mile. The base is comparable to a city with a
population of 30,000 which includes Air Force, Navy and Army active duty
personnel, civilian employees and military retirees. Tinker is the
largest single-site employer in the state of Oklahoma.
Tinker has about 15,000 pieces of
equipment maintained by the Industrial Service Wing. Our PdM programs
provide award winning, world class equipment support utilizing
predictive, proactive, and precision maintenance actions through
reliability centered maintenance concepts and practices.
The Tinker Air Force Base’s
Reliability Centered Maintenance Team ensures the health of a vast array
of complex equipment throughout the nearly mile-long depot building and
across the base.
Program Highlights:
The Tinker Air Force Base’s
Reliability Centered Maintenance Team has obviously put a great deal of
time, money and effort into the alignment and balancing programs and it
is benefiting the entire maintenance program. The case study of the
difficult vertical alignments grabbed all of our attention and points to
the value of such a program - caused us to focus our acknowledgement on
that element of the PdM program to award the Uptime Magazine Precision
Maintenance Program of the Year Award.
The PdM Team:
Front from left:
Bobby Ebilane, Danny McClure, John Cross, Johnny Dillon,
and Steve Prescott
Back from left:
Alan Logan, Rollie Johnson, Donnie Hunt, Dennis Maloy,
Frank Bledsoe and Gregg Roberts.
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Not pictured
is team lead Robert Shaffer.
Equipment:
Equipment used
for Precision
Maintenance Program
Balancing:
Shaft Alignment:
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