TLIX0034XUndertake supply support in integrated logistics

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57 assessable components: 4 elements (28 performance criteria), 17 performance evidence and 12 knowledge evidence requirements. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Conduct supply support analysis

  • 1.1Organisational policies for procurement and supply chain are interpreted for each identified item of supply (IoS) class
  • 1.2Resources required to enable supply services to be conducted are identified from consultation with the integrated logistics support (ILS) team
  • 1.3Stakeholders are identified and consulted to confirm ILS needs for each IoS
  • 1.4Analysis is conducted to determine quantities of each IoS to be held at each location across the support network
  • 1.5Support network is analysed to determine packaging, handling, storage and transportation (PHS&T) requirements, volumetrics and other storage conditions and liabilities
  • 1.6Standardisation opportunities are identified, and advice provided to engineering support
  • 1.7Entitlements for use and/or consumption of each IoS are determined
  • 1.8Verification and validation of supply support arrangements is completed to confirm they satisfy maintenance policies and regimes

2 Produce supply support data, documentation and reporting

  • 2.1Data and documentation requirements for each IoS are determined in accordance with organisational policies
  • 2.2Sources of information relevant to supply support are identified and relevant information is obtained in accordance with policies and procedures
  • 2.3Provisioning technical documentation is developed, including assemblies parts lists and outfit allowance lists
  • 2.4Data is obtained, and codification and cataloguing conducted for each IoS in accordance with organisational policy
  • 2.5Details are identified, analysed and documented for each IoS in accordance with organisational policies and procedures
  • 2.6Logistics information management systems are populated with IoS and related management data
  • 2.7Required item quantities are identified, analysed and documented
  • 2.8Stocktake plans and reports are prepared in accordance with organisational policies
  • 2.9Alignment of supply support data to engineering support data and maintenance support data is maintained

3 Source, manage and control items of supply

  • 3.1Sourcing of required IoS is planned and conducted in accordance with organisational policies
  • 3.2Receipt of IoS is conducted in accordance with organisational policies and procedures
  • 3.3Distribution of IoS is conducted in accordance with organisational policies and procedures
  • 3.4Issuing of IoS is conducted in accordance with organisational policies and procedures
  • 3.5Transfer of IoS is conducted in accordance with organisational policies and procedures
  • 3.6Disposal activities are planned and conducted in accordance with organisational policies
  • 3.7Obsolescence of each IoS is planned in accordance with organisational policies
  • 3.8Rotatable pool management regime is developed to support the usage upkeep cycle

4 Analyse the performance of the supply support network and plan corrective actions

  • 4.1Analysis of supply network performance is conducted in accordance with organisational policies and results documented
  • 4.2Corrective actions to improve supply network performance are planned, documented and submitted for approval in accordance with organisational policies
  • 4.3ILS team are briefed, and approved corrective actions implemented

Performance evidence

  • conducting supply support analysis, including:
  • item of supply (IoS) class
  • supply service resource requirements
  • logistics support needs
  • quantities and locations for each IoS
  • packaging, handling, storage and transportation (PHS&T) requirements
  • entitlements for each IoS
  • producing supply support data, documentation and reporting, including:
  • determining IoS documentation requirements
  • developing provisioning technical documentation, including assemblies parts lists and outfit allowance lists
  • developing recommended provisioning lists
  • codifying and cataloguing each IoS
  • populating logistics information management system
  • stocktake plans and reports
  • sourcing, managing and controlling IoS
  • analysing the performance of the supply support network, planning and implementing corrective actions
  • undertaking disposal planning

Knowledge evidence

  • organisational manuals, policies and procedures relevant to supply support
  • industry standards relevant to supply support
  • supply support concepts and practices
  • supply support analysis and modelling techniques
  • supply support management and planning techniques
  • factors to be considered in supply support planning and management
  • supply support information management systems and reporting
  • techniques for analysis of supply support resources, including hardware; software; materiel; facilities; personnel; processes and data to be sourced, acquired, managed and supplied to enable supply services to be conducted
  • logistics support needs for each IoS, including specifications and standards, quality assurance (QA) processes, inspection requirements, timings, locations, constraints and assumptions
  • storage conditions and liabilities, including problematic IoS, shelf-life limited supplies, temperature sensitive items and security requirements
  • auditing and stocktake obligations
  • factors that can influence supply network performance, including stocking levels, demand satisfaction rate, supply chain lag, supplier performance and warehousing conditions

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