The presentation will be done in the Lunch and Learn format on the 10 elements of Integrated Logistics Support (ILS).
What is ILS? For Defence, it’s ensuring that the optimum Mission System is delivered to the end user in the best possible condition with the ability to fulfill its designed mission role under the stated operational conditions as per its intended mission profile.
Reliability, Availability, and Maintainability (RAM) are the backbones of every ILS program, and the presentation will be of great interest to people interested in reliability and systems engineering. These elements range from Engineering and Maintenance Support, Supply Support, Training Support, Technical Data, Personnel, Facilities, Packaging Handling Storage and Preservation (PHS&T), Support and Test Equipment, Computer Support and Disposal. The presentation will be high-level and will aim to give the viewers an overview of the elements of logistics support and some examples of how it’s applied and the tools that can be used.
Continuous Education Units - 0.1 RU.
About a presenter.
Jonathan Butler is an industry-experienced professional who currently works for Thales as AJISS Supportability Manager. Jonathan holds over 20 years of experience in Structures, Mechanical Systems, Reliability and Maintainability and Integrated Logistics Support Analysis. This experience was gained by working on both naval vessels and aircraft defence platforms for the Canadian Department of National Defence (DND). Jonathan worked for SNC-Lavalin Defence Programs Inc. as the Senior Manager - Integrated Logistics Support on the Minor Warship Auxiliary Vessels contract for the Canadian DND. Jonathan was the reliability engineering lead on both the Arctic Offshore Patrol Ship (AOPS) and Joint Support Ship (JSS) builds for the DND. Jonathan has also worked as a Mechanical/Electrical Engineering Officer for the DND and was involved with the life cycle management of equipment including design evaluation, acquisition, introduction into service, ongoing in-service support and final disposal. Jonathan holds a Master’s degrees in Technology Management, Engineering and Applied Science from Memorial University, as well as a Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Manufacturing) and Diploma in Mechanical Engineering Technology from Cape Breton University. Jonathan has also worked as a Mechanical/Electrical Engineering Officer for the Department of National Defence (DND) and was involved with the life cycle management of equipment including design evaluation, acquisition, introduction into service, ongoing in-service support and final disposal. Jonathan is a Senior Member of ASQ and ASQ Certified Reliability Engineer.
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