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Level Of Repair Analysis  
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Logistics Support Engineering Logistics Support engineering can be considered as an engineering approach to identify the required resources to support a system once it is deployed in the operational theatre. Logistics Support engineering is an integral part of the Integrated Logistics Support (ILS) discipline. ILS comprises of several sub-disciplines and include:
This section focuses on the Logistics Support engineering activities and the major logistical engineering sub-tasks, which would be implemented in the preparation and development of a Logistic Support Analysis (LSA). The selected application of logistical engineering methods, which themselves are implemented during the acquisition process and as part of the engineering and design process, are to assist in complying with supportability and other ILS program objectives and requirements. These logistics engineering sub-task include:
The Integrated Logistics Support (ILS) manager would be responsible for ensuring that customer requirements are addressed in the most effective and efficient manner. This will include identifying the necessary resources required for conducting a LSA engineering program and could include logistic engineering software tools, applicable training, engineering and product data. |
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