Where does copy 5 of the MAF/WO go for I level non-RFI components?

Copy 5 of the Maintenance Action Form (MAF) or Work Order (WO) is designated specifically to be placed on the VIDS (Visual Information Display System) board. The VIDS board serves as a critical tool for tracking and managing work in progress, particularly for non-readiness for issue (non-RFI) components. This placement allows all personnel involved in maintenance operations to view the status of ongoing work, facilitating communication and coordination among the maintenance team and ensuring that everyone is aware of the current workload.

The other options do not serve the same purpose as the VIDS board. The maintenance control office is primarily responsible for overseeing and managing maintenance operations rather than displaying the current status of each job. While the squadron's supply department handles logistics and supply functions, it does not typically manage detailed maintenance workflows directly on the VIDS board. Filing away the copy in the work center would undermine the purpose of maintaining visibility of work status, as it would not be readily accessible for reference or updates. Hence, placing Copy 5 on the VIDS board effectively supports operational efficiency and communication within the maintenance environment.