Introduction to Logistic Support Analysis (LSA)

Introduction to Logistic Support Analysis (LSA) according to MIL-STD-1388 and ASD S3000L

The basics of planning and implementing an LSA in accordance with MIL-STD-1388 and ASD S3000LTM are taught. These standards define the US and European processes in the context of Logistic Support Analysis (LSA) - which individual analyses are required and in which data structures are these processes mapped.

The standards contain tasks and guidelines for:
1. the LSA management,
2. the operational and support environment,
3. the identification and assessment of possible incidents / technical failures,
4. the maintenance concept and corresponding resources,
5. the verification and validation of the LSA results.

Partial analyses within the scope of the LSA are explained.
Interfaces to other ILS elements (e.g.: S1000DTM, S2000MTM, etc.) are discussed.

Training category: Processes, methods and quality

Target group: This training is aimed at employees who work in LSA, ILS or Product Support and are tasked with planning or carrying out logistical analyses as part of their work.

Content:

History of the LSA standards
Target, sense and purpose of an LSA
LSA process, process steps, process logic
Selected logistical sub-analyses
Process tailoring Log. Parameters (AOR, FR, MTBF, MTTR, MET, TF, MTBM, MTBR, MDT, etc.) and corresponding "formulas"
MIL-STD-1388-2B Data types and data elements (overview) ASD S3000L Data types and data elements (overview)
Comparison of data models / data element mapping
Data element tailoring
Interfaces to other ILS elements
Examples, exercises

Training objectives: