ILS TRAINING
The aim of this suite of courses is to provide a
comprehensive introduction to the Ten Integrated Logistic
Management disciplines that are prevalent throughout the
International Defence arena and that are used by Australian Defence
Industry in support of their products and services.
The courses are provided as stand alone modules
that may be selected individually to suit the participant and given
some negotiated pre-requisite skills, may be independent of the
previous or proceeding modules.
The key output of the training is to provided the
participants with an understanding of the tools and techniques used
within the industrial community and the expectation of clients
regarding the development and delivery of the specific ILS
products.
The course contains lecture style delivery, with
ample opportunity for interaction and contribution, with practical
exercises and examples utilised throughout to fully demonstrate the
ILS elements, effects, inputs and outputs.
All modules are based on a central theme with the
following general headings:
Module One - Introduction to the ILS
disciplines.
This is an introduction module that is aimed
at personnel who have any interaction with the technical based
projects, processes and products. The target audience for
this module includes the following broad categories of
personnel:
- design
staff
-
engineering staff
-
management staff (introduction)
-
maintenance personnel
- stores
personnel
- spare
parts procurers
- project
procurement staff
- project
or general office staff
- ILS
introduction (new comers)
- ILS
refresher (all personnel)
Module Three - Logistic Support Analysis
Record (ILS recording, analysis and data management).
This
is a standalone module, that builds on the details of the first and
second modules and is aimed at personnel who have higher level of
hands on data management and data gathering responsibility, with a
greater technical and logistic interaction with the delivery of
complex capabilities, such as major capabilities through a number
of finite projects. The target audience for this module
includes the following broad categories of personnel:
- design
and through life support engineering staff
-
maintenance engineering staff
- spares
managers and spares estimators
- project
officers/managers
- ILS
Practitioners
- Data
Specialists
- Project
Data Management Personnel responsible for data entry into an LSAR
or for system maintenance and management of an LSAR Data System.
This does not mean that it has to be a formal LSAR Software
Application as smaller projects may elect not to use LSAR Software,
but wish to use the data in an LSAR/Defence compliant format.
This module completes the development of
considerations for all of the principles of ILS and examines in
detail the whole of life support aspects of ILS and considers where
they may be applied for greatest competitive advantage.
This module also examines the LSAR in detail via
theory and practical exercises.
Generic Target Audience
The generic
target audiences for this suite of courseware are:
- those
personnel who have a responsibility to deal with the delivery of
ILS products;
-
personnel who design, analyse, draw, make, determine, plan or
provide inputs to the ILS products above;
-
personnel who wish to move into jobs with ILS focused roles and
responsibilities;
-
personnel who are conducting reviewing, modifying, applying and
responding to ILS policy, guidance and requirements.
Training Package
The training
packages consist of both theory and practical training
elements.
