Workshops

Availability, Reliability and Maintainability (AR&M) Course

This is an in-depth course using a hands-on approach. This course presents a practical review of AR&M by presenting an overview of acquisition phase objectives and their application in the design and development of equipment and systems.

ILS and Supportability Engineering Management Course

This Workshop on ILS and Supportability Management and implementation provides the attendee with a comprehensive understanding of the principles of ILS Management and the requirements found in today’s procurement programmes. It considers the underlying objectives, risks and reasoning underpinning ILS Programmes.

In-Service Support Course

The course delivers a synopsis of those in-service Support Engineering, Operations Management and contractual activities that must be considered in order to provide successful delivery of best value through life.

Life Cycle Costing, Level of Repair Analysis (LoRA) and Support Related Costing Course

The course is a comprehensive study of Cost of Ownership and Level of Repair Analysis (LORA) principles and modelling techniques that can be applied to ownership cost estimation. It considers how these models function and how they can and are used to inform the decision making process.

MPAS Expert – Military Packaging Course

Allan Webb is the only Training Provider approved by UK MOD Defence Packing Authority. UK MOD have sanctioned the material as compliant with MPAS 2 and the material is accredited to IOM3. This course takes place on the student’s site to take account of individual packaging requirements which are assessed individually against MPAS regulations.

NATO Codification Awareness Course

This Awareness level course introduces the NATO Codification System to a new user or to someone who requires a basic level knowledge of the overarching principles of the process. It introduces the aims, objectives and structure of the NATO Codification System (NCS) and gives a practical demonstration of its use, definition of items, risks of duplication and how it interfaces with the supply chain.

NATO Codification Practitioner Course

This Two Day Practitioner Course will see students explore an in-depth, practical operation of the Codification requirement including: Obtaining Source Data, Use of Codification Software, E-tasking, Tracking Codification requests, Maintaining Nato Stock Numbers (NSNs). This course also offers an overview of ISO 8000 and Waterguard.

Obsolescence Management One Day Awareness Course

This awareness training course will provide the delegate with an appreciation of Obsolescence Management and its underlying principles. The fundamental principles are established and then built upon using a combination of advanced presentation techniques and informal instructor / delegate interaction.

Obsolescence Management Practitioner Course

This IIOM endorsed training course is designed to provide the delegate with practical knowledge of Obsolescence Management and how to apply it to projects. The course explores the origins of obsolescence and what continues to drive the need for managing obsolescence risk.

Obsolescence Management IIOM Certificate Course

The IIOM Certificate training course is based upon the IIOM Framework which provides the context for education, training and experience requirements at each grade of IIOM membership. This course is designed for those who are looking to attain Associate IIOM (AIIOM) level.

Reliability Centred Maintenance Course

An intensive, hands-on course of instruction, into all facets of Reliability Centred Maintenance. The course presents a no-nonsense approach to applying the latest techniques for development of a cost-effective Scheduled Maintenance Programme.

Logistic Support Analysis, Product Support Analysis & Supportability Analysis Course

This course demonstrates how the timely and tailored application of these issues identifies and manages risk, lowering the acquisition and whole life cost of a project resulting in cost-effective and successful programmes. Examples of the implementation of these essential principles across design, upgrade and off the shelf programmes for both hardware and software together with the varying terminology used within the discipline are considered.