TLIX0029X — Evaluate FMECA in a defence integrated logistics environment

1 Identify source data

• 1.1Integrated logistics support (ILS) strategy for the program is reviewed to ensure relevance and alignment of FMECA
• 1.2Organisational procurement and supply chain policies, and original equipment manufacturer (OEM) data for each identified item are interpreted
• 1.3Contractual and regulatory requirements are determined and reviewed
• 1.4LSA plan data is reviewed in line with trends in system supportability and affordability
• 1.5Sensitivity analysis is conducted in accordance with organisational procedures
• 1.6Levels of confidence to data is risk assessed

2 Establish and maintain baselines for LSA

• 2.1In-service LSA data is gathered in accordance with organisational procedures
• 2.2LSA baseline data and actions to deal with deviations or failure from established baselines are reviewed
• 2.3FMECA criticality analysis is conducted in accordance with contractual and organisational procedures
• 2.4FMECA data is interpreted to inform maintenance and supply support requirements
• 2.5FMECA data is interpreted to confirm coverage of the operating support intent
• 2.6Verification and validation of data is completed to confirm performance outcomes

3 Revise LSA data

• 3.1LSA parameters using current data are analysed
• 3.2LSA data is analysed and results are recorded
• 3.3Logistics support management information systems is updated in accordance with contractual, regulatory requirements and organisational procedures

4 Document and maintain FMECA and related analyses

• 4.1Level of analyses, the data sources and techniques used in performing the analysis, including the system definition narrative, resultant analysis data, and worksheets are summarised, and the results documented
• 4.2Reliability critical item lists are extracted from the FMECA and included in a summary report
• 4.3FMECA data is collected throughout in-service and disposal phases to inform support system requirements
• 4.4Conclusions and recommendations based upon the analysis and recommended actions are documented in accordance with organisational procedures

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