Two-day classroom course in Munich that walks one worked example through the integrated logistic and product support process, from contract requirements and support planning to LSA-FMEA, RCM, maintenance task and training needs analysis.
Explains the integrated logistic support and integrated product support (ILS/IPS) process step by step using one consistent, up-to-date technical example, so participants understand the overall logic of the process and its individual tasks. The steps covered are identifying ILS/IPS requirements in a sample contract, planning their implementation in an ILS or IPS plan, creating a logistic breakdown and selecting candidate items, a logistic support analysis FMEA, a reliability-centred maintenance analysis, a maintenance task analysis, a supportability-oriented test concept, a provisioning list, a sample data module requirements list, a training needs analysis and an illustrated parts catalogue, with cross-references to packaging, handling, storage and transportation regulations. Presentations, discussion and group work are used throughout.
Taught in German as a classroom course in Munich. Basic knowledge of the ILS/IPS process is required; it builds on Bertrandt's General Introduction to the Processes of ILS and LSA.
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Presented by: Dr Kevin Howard