Design Interface & Maintenance Planning Course

Logisticians and engineers, from novices to experienced professionals, as well as maintenance planners, managers and technicians from the military, municipal and commercial sectors, are invited to attend this Integrated Logistics Support Training event April 18 – 22, 2011. The course provides the instruction and practice to apply life cycle management processes to acquired systems, equipment and high-value physical assets. Registration is discounted before March 15. As an introductory course, there are no pre-requisite requirements to attend.

“Design Interface and Maintenance Planning [DI/MP] are disciplines that have come of age,” said Ron Wagner, lead course instructor and founder of the Logistics and Maintenance Applied Research Center at Georgia Tech.  “For the first time, this DI/MP course will demonstrate and teach design interface and maintenance planning professionals the tools to influence design throughout the life cycle and optimize supportability to meet customer requirements.” Wagner is one of three course instructors.

This five-day course provides 40 hours of training designed to provide an in-depth understanding of DI/MP disciplines as they relate to the five phases of Defense Acquisition Management System (DoDI 5000 Model). It is approved by and meets NAVAIR DI/MP certification requirements.

Andromeda Systems Incorporated (ASI) will host the event at its office and training facility in Orange Park, Florida. According to Vice President of Engineering and Logistics J.C. Leverette, the company’s training experience, location and industry-recognized experts make ASI uniquely qualified to provide DI/MP training. “We’ve certified 575 logistics and engineering professionals in design interface and maintenance planning to date,” said Leverette.

The cost to attend is $1995 if registered before March 15 and includes all course materials. Registration after March 15 is $2295. Meals and accommodations are not included. Space is limited. The deadline to register is April 4, 2011, and all registrations are transferrable.

To register, click here to view the full course description where you can download the registration form. For more information, contact Chris Rooksberry, 904.637.2002 or email ILSTraining@androsysinc.com.

In 2010, Andromeda Systems Incorporated ranked among the Inc. 500, as one of America’s fastest growing private companies. The company provides tools and services to program managers and fleet owners to gain critical insights and system improvements to optimize operations, make better business decisions and achieve measurable cost savings. These benefits are provided through four integrated service areas: Engineering, Maintenance and Logistics, Information Technology and Program Management & Acquisition Support. Founded in 2005, this certified Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business is headquartered in Virginia Beach, Virginia, with offices in Orange Park, Florida; Lexington Park, Maryland; Havelock, North Carolina; and San Diego, California. For more information, please visit www.androsysinc.com.