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Strategies to Reduce Costs and Improve Outcomes
On a mission to improve efficiency and cut costs, performance based logistics has been instrumental in the military aviation community. In an effort to reduce maintenance costs, decrease repair times and increase reliability, the DoD supports performance based logistics for keeping the air fleet in working order. With OEMs, contractors and depots building air assets and/or performing maintenance, how exactly is performance measured? This workshop explores methods for accurate performance measurement and measuring success of performance based logistics processes.
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Wesley S. Randall, PhD. Department of Aviation and Supply Chain Management Auburn University |
Dr. David Nowicki Associate Professor of Systems Engineering Stevens Institute of Technology |
Performing Critical Analysis of Equipment Condition
Sustainment support is critical to the maintenance of military aircraft. With the current rate of usage in theater, maintaining the fleet is a top priority. This workshop will address the latest developments in CBM development and performance, including methods for maximizing rotorcraft reliability. Examine the key functions and new technology being utilized for determining the condition, resetting and sustaining the fleet.
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Session Leader:
Chris Smith
Director, Condition Based Maintenance
Aviation and Missile Command
Know your Equipment & the Operating Context The two main properties of availability are reliability and maintainability. Reliability is defined in a number of ways including system reliability, inherent (design) reliability, and operational or mission reliability. Maintainability is a function of all the factors that go into the maintenance action required to restore the system, subsystem, or item to an available state. This workshop will explore the factors to consider for maintainability including organization, resources, skill levels, tools, spares, fault isolation, diagnostics, accessibility, procedures, design, and human factors.
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Session Leaders:
Dave Nelson
Sr. Engineer, CMRP, Wyle Laboratories Inc., Roger Collard, Chief RCM Engineer, CMRP
Wyle Laboratories Inc.
Best Practices from a DoD Center of Industrial and Technical Excellence
Responsible for the overhaul, repair, modification, retrofitting, testing and modernization of helicopters, engines and components for all services and foreign military customers, Corpus Christi Army Depot is instrumental in maintaining military aircraft. This workshop will cover the latest advancements in CCAD's worldwide on-site maintenance services, aircraft crash analysis, lubricating oil analysis, and chemical, metallurgical and training support. What will be covered:
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Session Leader:
Colonel Joe D. Dunaway
Commander
Corpus Christi Army Depot