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APPROACHES TO PLANNING AND PROGRAMMING MAINTENANCE ARE REVIEWED AND DISCUSSED. A MAJOR REQUIREMENT OF THE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM IS A REPORTING SYSTEM THAT WILL FURNISH ALL THE INFORMATION NEEDED FOR MANAGEMENT CONTROL. A WORK- REPORTING SYSTEM DEVELOPED IN LOUISIANA IS REPORTED. THIS REPORTING SYSTEM CALLS FOR PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS REPORT, THE MAINTENANCE PERFORMANCE REPORT, THE PRODUCTIVITY ANALYSIS, AND THE MAINTENANCE QUANTITY ANALYSIS. THIS MANAGEMENT SYSTEM OF OPERATION SHOULD PROVIDE ALLOCATION OF THE PRIMARY RESOURCES OF LABOR, EQUIPMENT, AND PEOPLE TO MORE CLOSELY APPROXIMATE THE MAINTENANCE REQUIREMENTS OF THE HIGHWAY SYSTEM.

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Computer programming; Cost allocation; Highway maintenance; Maintenance equipment; Maintenance management; Maintenance personnel; Maintenance practices; Performance; Planning; Production control; Reports

Programming; Quantities; Reporting

Highways; Maintenance and Preservation; Planning and Forecasting; Vehicles and Equipment

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