Four-day first-principles course on integrated product support across the materiel life cycle, including logistics support analysis, RAM, FMECA, RCM, LORA and technical data.
Gives a first-principles overview of integrated product support (IPS) throughout the materiel product life cycle, so that participants can work in collaborative logistic support and engineering environments in acquisition and sustainment programs. It introduces the logistics support analysis activities that shape the IPS elements, and covers the Australian Defence capability framework, the 12 IPS elements, DEF(AUST)5691 and 5692, configuration management, maintenance requirements determination (RAM, FMEA/FMECA, RCM, comparative maintenance task analysis), level of repair analysis, spares optimization, S1000D technical publications, codification, technical data management, and training.
The course is aligned with Australian Defence Organisation policy, with links to wider defense and civil industries. It runs over four consecutive days, online via Microsoft Teams or face to face; a post-course confirmatory exercise is required for the completion certificate.
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Post-course confirmatory exercise and assessment, required for the completion certificate.
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