Australian systems engineering and assurance consultancy offering short courses in systems thinking, requirements, system architecture, systems leadership and RAMS.
Overmorrow Consulting Pty Ltd is a systems engineering and assurance consultancy with offices in Sydney and Brisbane, working on transport, health, energy and defence projects.
Its training includes short courses in systems thinking for major projects, requirements, applying systems thinking and systems engineering as a leadership capability, and system architecture for infrastructure, together with reliability, availability, maintainability and safety (RAMS) courses for managers and engineers. Training is arranged on request.
Four-hour module on establishing an effective failure reporting, analysis and corrective action system, from metrics and process to database, occurrence assessment and corrective actions.
Bespoke one-to-five-day course built from a menu of reliability, availability, maintainability and safety analyses, from FMECA and fault trees to life cycle cost and level of repair analysis.
Two-hour module on human capabilities and limitations and their effect on system performance in remotely piloted aircraft systems: scope of human factors, the SHELL model and error types.
Two-hour module on interface design principles that support safe operation of remotely piloted aircraft systems: display layout, alerting, control inputs and HMI failure case studies.
One-day requirements engineering course: requirements within the wider system, layering requirements, scenarios, use cases and writing requirements at different levels.
Course facilitators may include: John Nasr
One-day introduction to systems thinking and the systems engineering process for managers, operators and engineers on major projects.
Course facilitators may include: John Nasr
Course on defining and analysing integrated system architectures for transport and energy infrastructure projects, based on ISO/IEC/IEEE 15288.
Course facilitators may include: John Nasr
Hands-on RAMS course for engineers: allocating RAMS targets and requirements, preliminary safety analysis, FMEA, design for maintainability, reliability testing and RCM.
One-day overview of reliability, availability, maintainability and safety (RAMS) processes across the life cycle for managers.
Two-hour module on the threat and error management framework for remotely piloted aircraft operations: common threats, error types, detection and recovery, checklists and incident analysis.
Four-hour module on the key concepts and activities of reliability-centred maintenance, from maintenance significant items and functional breakdown to failure modes and zonal analysis.
Four-hour module on reliability prediction analysis: its basis, reliability modelling, the main reliability standards and prediction calculations, finding or estimating reliability data, and the limits of the analysis.
Two-hour module on the human factors challenges particular to remotely piloted aircraft: physical separation, teleoperation and delayed feedback, workload, trust in automation, fatigue, and ethical and legal questions.
Course on applying systems thinking and systems engineering as a leadership capability in complex, asset-intensive environments, from a one-day overview to a three-day workshop.
Course facilitators may include: John Nasr
Chartered engineer (as stated by EEA and Overmorrow) · Fellow, Engineers Australia (as stated by EEA)
Chartered systems engineering specialist with more than 20 years across transport, health, energy, defence and aerospace; trainer for Overmorrow Consulting and Engineering Education Australia.