ILS (Integrated Logistic Support): Methodology we use to ensure and prolong the assets’ lifecycle.
Objective: Logistic support engineering ensures the completion of the systems’ mission by studying availability and safety in operations. In summary, it optimises the installation’s lifecycle cost. Carrying out studies: FMECA, RCM, MTA, LORA, RAMS, etc.
Objective: Logistic support engineering ensures the completion of the systems’ mission by studying availability and safety in operations. In summary, it optimises the installation’s lifecycle cost. Carrying out studies: FMECA, RCM, MTA, LORA, RAMS, etc.
STUDIES
AEC
Configuration Tree: We break down the system hierarchically to its minimum repairable components.
FMECA
Failure Modes Effects and Critically Analysis: We study how equipment fails and when it can do so.
RCM
Reliability-Centered Maintenance: We optimise the maintenance plan in regards to time spent.
MTA
We analyse the preventive maintenance tasks, calculating the quantity of spares, the necessary personnel, the execution time, etc.
LORA
Level of Repair Analysis: We propose who should be doing maintenance.
RAM
Reliability, Availability and Maintainability: We run reliability and availability studies.
REFERENCES
FREIRE
Project description: Construcciones Navales P. Freire is a company currently dedicated to the construction and repair of even the most complex and diverse types of ships. Withing their latest builds is the oceanographic vessel “Belgica” for the Belgian Navy, in which PERAMA has developed during 2019 and 2020 the complete ILS package, with sections such as:- VFI documentation analysis
- Creation and updating of the Configured Elements Tree
- Main equipment FMECA and TNA studies creation
- Technical Maintenance Analysis
- Ship’s Preventive Maintenance Plan
- Preventive and Corrective Maintenance Sheets
- Ship Supply Plan (spare parts, consumables, tools, etc.)
- Land-based support equipment analysis
- SIMAN Implementation for ACV and data uploads
PERAMA scope of works: Creation of an ILS study for the entire ship, to cover all required points
MENPRO
Project description: MENPRO, a company situated within the industrial and military high-end maintenance sector, delegates to PERAMA the FMECA study development for the VCR 8×8’s power distribution box.PERAMA scope of works: Creation of FMECA (MIL-STD 1629A) and AAF (UNE-EN61025:2011) studies of the power distribution box as requested by MENPRO mounted on the Spanish Army’s VCR 8×8 vehicles. This service includes the study of obsolescence of COTS components.
EXPAL
Project description: PERAMA is in charge of generating an ILS study for the SAZEC system (Sistema de Control de Zonas Desplegable) of the Spanish company EXPAL, dedicated to the assembly of ammunition and explosives. Some of these services are:- Documentation analysis
- Failure Modes, Effects and Criticality Analysis (FMECA)
- Reliability, Availability, Maintainability and Testability Analysis (RAMT)
- Maintenance Plan (PMAN)
- Integrated Logistics Support Plan (PALI)
NETLINE
Project Description: Netline develops, manufactures and supplies military grade electronic systems for major military forces and national security and intelligence agencies. The Israeli company has carried out the data upload of nine Spanish Army vehicles in SIGLE, for which they have counted on the support from PERAMA.PERAMA scope of works: Adapting and adjusting information supplied by the Spanish Army, into SIGLE’s (“Sistema Integrado de Gestión Logística del Ejército de Tierra” – Spanish Army Logistics Management Integrated System) own database format.