Amol,
That depends on what you mean by "standards", "out there" and "industry". 
Good lord, I am starting to sound like President Clinton.

Most of your military repair depots will have standard repair practices. 
And since the Army never talks to the Navy that never talks to the Air 
Force, all of whom ignore the Coast Guard, they all have separate manuals. 
 Sometimes these manuals are up to date, sometimes not.  Sometimes they 
are publicly available, sometimes not.  Then there is NASA.

Most of us Class 3 avionics manufacturers have field service manuals that 
have basic practices in them, so that we don't have to put that kind of 
information into the individual product maintenance manuals.  Sometimes 
that is considered proprietary (ours is) and sometimes not.  Sometimes the 
individual airlines (such as Delta or Lufthansa) maintain their own 
general manuals.

I don't have much experience in the Telecom world, but I would presume it 
would be much the same.

What is it you are trying to do exactly?

Doug Pauls
Rockwell Collins
The Duke of Dew



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Dear Technetters,
I am looking to make a list of all rework/repair standards out there in 
the industry. I already have IPC 7711 and 7721. Are there any 
others....JEDEC? MIL? Etc that you are aware of or are using?

Thanks,
Amol


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