- Mastering the development of an Integrated Logistics Support programme in line with customer requirements.
- Being able to identify the key support levers that allow adjustment of the company positioning and effort during the tender response phase.
- Mastering the management elements of a logistic support programme.
- Understanding the importance of managing logistic data and the configuration management issues.
Developing and managing an ILS programme according to customer needs
OBJECTIVES
PROGRAMME
DAY 1
STRATEGIC POSITIONING
• Company positioning with regard to logistic support,
• “Support” expertise,
• Measuring effort and benefit through LCC.
TENDER RESPONSE PHASE
• Understanding customer needs,
• Analysis of requirements,
• Application profile,
• Application of operational feedback,
• Application of LCC during the tender phase.
ILS PROGRAMME MANAGEMENT
• Integrated Logistics Support plan,
• ILS Steering committee,
• Integrated Logistics Support organisation,
• ILS stakeholders: roles and interfaces,
• Functional organisation of an ILS programme,
• ILS management.
Practical workshops
DAY 2
LSA STRATEGY
• Assessment of the appropriate level of engineering effort,
• LSA plan and links with other plans (management, ILS, Dependability),
• Organisation of the project team (disciplines).
SUPPLIER SPECIFICATIONS
• Allocation of support requirements,
• Identification of verification means,
• Typical content of a support specification.
MASTERY OF LOGISTIC DATA
• Configuration management elements,
• Logistic support analysis database and Logistic Information System (LIS).
Practical workshops
PROFILE
Participants in industrial project management and project management support: Business Manager, Project Manager, Manager of Industrial Support or After-Sales Services, Logistic Studies Engineer
PREREQUISITES
Awareness of ILS challenges.
Knowledge of the LSA/LSA database process.