U.S. Air Force Technical Order (To) System IMT (Information Management Tool) Forms
The U.S. Air Force Technical Order (TO) System IMT (Information Management Tool) is a system used for managing information related to technical orders within the U.S. Air Force. Technical orders are documents that provide detailed instructions, procedures, and guidelines for the maintenance, operation, and repair of various equipment and systems used by the Air Force. The TO System IMT serves as a digital tool that allows personnel to access, update, and distribute technical orders efficiently. It helps ensure that authorized individuals have access to the most up-to-date information, promotes standardization and compliance, and facilitates the efficient management of technical orders throughout the Air Force.
Documents:
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This document is used for keeping a record of cables.
This document is used for recording information about cables. It is used to keep track of cable inventory, installations, and repairs. The form includes details such as cable types, lengths, locations, and dates of installation or repair.
This form is used for recording flight information for the A-10 aircraft.
This document is used for conducting annual inspections on diesel electric locomotives. It provides a worksheet format to record the inspection findings and ensure that all necessary maintenance is carried out.
This Form is used for referencing and recording preventative maintenance data for the An/Grn-32 equipment.
This form is used for conducting a power trim/power assurance check and VSV tracking check on the KC-10 engine parts.
This document is used for conducting inspections on life rafts and containers to ensure their safety and compliance with regulations.
This form is used for recording the layout of circuits and troubleshooting any issues.
This form is used for completing the electronic set inventory checklist for AFTO IMT Form 472.
This form is used for recording and referencing data readings for Preventive Maintenance Requirements (PMR) in the US Air Force.
This Form is used for recording and documenting inflight data for the KC-135R aircraft.
This type of document is used for calculating the clearance between a J85 Spool Rotor and Stator Vane.
This document is used for reporting and documenting counting accelerometer readings.
