TLIX0033X — Undertake RAM analysis in a defence integrated logistics environment
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What an assessment for TLIX0033X must cover
39 assessable components: 3 elements (16 performance criteria), 9 performance evidence and 14 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 Identify RAM source data
- 1.1Integrated logistics support (ILS) strategy for the program is reviewed to ensure relevance and alignment of RAM
- 1.2Organisational procurement and supply chain policies for each identified item are interpreted to determine data requirements
- 1.3Contractual and regulatory requirements are determined and reviewed
- 1.4Sensitivity analysis is conducted in accordance with organisational procedures
- 1.5Levels of confidence to data is risk assessed
2 Undertake RAM analysis
- 2.1Significant points of failure and candidates for asset redesign are identified
- 2.2Maintenance requirements and inputs to the safety case are identified
- 2.3RAM data is interpreted to calculate system level reliability and availability metrics
- 2.4RAM data is interpreted to determine maintenance and supply support requirements
- 2.5RAM baseline data and actions to deal with deviations or failure from established baselines are reviewed
- 2.6RAM data is interpreted to confirm coverage of the operating support intent
- 2.7Verification and validation of data is completed to confirm performance outcomes
3 Maintain RAM data
- 3.1RAM analysis is documented
- 3.2RAM data is loaded to document management system
- 3.3Data collection systems are applied to produce required system reporting
- 3.4RAM data is collected throughout in-service and disposal phases to inform support system requirements
Performance evidence
- identifying, interpreting and applying organisational procurement and supply chain policies
- identifying reliability, availability and maintainability (RAM) source data
- identifying and consulting with relevant stakeholders
- identifying and analysing potential asset failures
- conducting failure modes, effects and criticality analysis (FMECA)
- calculating system level reliability and availability metrics
- determining maintenance and supply support requirements
- capturing and interpreting in-service RAM data
- using a data collection system to produce logistics support analysis (LSA) reporting
Knowledge evidence
- organisational procurement and supply chain policies
- industry standards relevant to integrated logistics support (ILS), LSA and RAM
- techniques to read and interpret:
- engineering design notes and specifications
- original equipment manufacturer (OEM) data
- data requirements and sources to inform RAM
- LSA and modelling concepts and techniques
- RAM in the Defence capability systems life cycle
- RAM activity descriptions
- RAM modelling and simulation techniques
- use of FMECA in LSA
- use of level of repair analysis (LORA) in LSA
- techniques used to assess and allocate targets to systems and sub-systems
- organisational ILS data collection and reporting systems
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