TLIX0031X — Provide maintenance engineering support in a defence integrated logistics environment

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45 assessable components: 2 elements (12 performance criteria), 8 performance evidence and 25 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 Determine the maintenance support requirements of an asset

1.1ILS strategy for the program is reviewed to ensure relevance and alignment of maintenance engineering
1.2Organisational support policy is accessed, interpreted and applied to maintenance support, logistics support analysis (LSA) strategy and ILS planning
1.3Maintenance support performance metrics, requirements and specifications are developed in accordance with organisational policy
1.4Data required to develop functional maintenance support requirements for the identified asset is gathered and analysed
1.5Improvement, standardisation, technological and other risk mitigation opportunities are identified and analysed to inform asset and support system design changes
1.6Maintenance requirements determination (MRD) is conducted to identify physical maintenance support requirements
1.7Usage upkeep cycle and class maintenance plan is developed to sustain the asset over life
1.8Maintenance management system requirements are identified

2 Design and develop physical maintenance requirements to support the operating intent of the asset

2.1Maintenance task analysis is conducted to determine the physical elements associated with each preventative and corrective maintenance task
2.2Maintenance records are developed, loaded and data maintained within the materiel maintenance management information system
2.3Technical data is developed and/or validated
2.4Verification and validation activities and maintenance support assessments are planned and conducted to confirm the achievement of maintenance support objectives

Performance evidence

reviewing integrated logistics support (ILS) strategy for the program to ensure relevance and alignment of maintenance engineering
accessing and interpreting the organisational support policy and applying it to maintenance support, logistics support analysis (LSA) strategy and ILS planning
working as part of the ILS team, planning and conducting maintenance engineering tasks, including:
during the concepts, requirements determination and design phases of a materiel system
during the design and development phases of a support system
throughout the in-service and disposal phases of a materiel system
determining the functional maintenance support requirements of an asset
designing, developing and delivering the physical maintenance support outputs that enable maintenance services to ensure the materiel system retains its technical integrity throughout its intended life.

Knowledge evidence

organisational policies and procedures relevant to ILS
organisational policies and strategies relevant to maintenance engineering
industry standards relevant to ILS and maintenance engineering
LSA processes and the application of LSA data, including failure mode, effects and criticality analysis (FMECA), level of repair analysis (LORA), reliability, availability and maintainability (RAM) and reliability-centred maintenance (RCM)
techniques to develop understanding of the proposed system
techniques to develop functional maintenance support requirements and translating these into physical support outputs and ILS outcomes
techniques to identify improvements, standardisation, technological and other risk mitigation opportunities to inform asset and support system design changes to improve support system outcomes or reduce life cycle costs
physical elements associated with each maintenance task, including:
skills, knowledge and attributes – trade performance requirements
maintenance procedures and processes (safety issues, hazards and associated human factors considerations)
general and specialist tools and test equipment
facility requirements (at each level of repair)
repair parts, rotable items and consumables
packaging, handling, storage and transportation (PHS&T) requirements for all items of supply
conducting an economic LORA and amending support strategy and plans
populating the logistics support analysis record (LSAR)
processes and information required to prepare outline plans and high-level costings
maintenance engineering concepts and practices
organisational maintenance management systems
maintenance engineering budget forecast
techniques to plan engineering maintenance related to human resource complements
techniques to plan and conduct verification and validation activities and maintenance support assessments to confirm the achievement of maintenance support objectives, including:
acceptance test and verification plans and reports
maintenance evaluations
operational test and evaluation support.

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