One-day classroom briefing for programme managers, support engineering managers and regulators on ASD S4000P Issue 2.1: the purpose of maintainability analysis, how preventive maintenance task requirements are derived and optimised, and the interfaces.
Presents ASD S4000P Issue 2.1 and summarises its changes from Issue 1.0 for management and leadership. It explains the purpose of maintainability analysis and preventive maintenance for technically complex products, the history, development and content of the specification, a brief introduction to deriving preventive maintenance task requirements during development (system, structure, zonal and special event analysis), the in-service review and optimisation of those requirements, and the interfaces of the analysis work. The aim is to understand what the analysis achieves over a product's life cycle, what effort it needs and which interfaces matter in a project.
Taught in German as a classroom course. Bertrandt's three-day Maintenance Analyses according to ASD S4000P workshop includes this content for practitioners.
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Three-day course in analyzing trade-offs between cost, performance and availability to support decisions across a system's lifecycle.
Four-day hands-on course on AR&M within systems engineering: failure causes, R&M management and engineering techniques, allocation, prediction, modeling and reliability growth.
How configuration management supports each stage of the product lifecycle, from product data and variants to changes and baselines.
Presented by: Dr Kevin Howard