LORA Theory Course
Overview
The aim of this course is to provide an understanding of what Level of Repair Analysis (LORA) is, where it fits within the Logistic Support Analysis process, and the methodology behind a LORA including planning, conducting and applying the principles of LORA to provide LORA Outcomes that may influence maintenance policy, maintenance activities and influence related Integrated Logistics Support (ILS) elements.
The course will also introduce students to the relevant standards and terminology.
Note: Nominees for this course should be aware that although the LES LORA application (eLORA) is used to help demonstrate the principles of LORA, the underpinning knowledge that will be gained is essentially the same for all LORA activities and transferable to other LORA applications/tools.
Audience
The target audience for this module includes the following broad categories of personnel:
- Design staff
- Engineering staff
- Maintenance planners
- Logistic engineers
- Logistic support analysts
Elements
The course includes:
- What is LORA
- What LORA is not
- Why do LORA
- LORA Lifecycle
- Planning a LORA
- LORA Methodology
- Finding Data in Costs
- Using Data
- Configuration
- Determining LORA Requirements
- LORA Assumptions
- Source Maintainability & Recoverability (SM&R) Codes
- Repair Level Analysis (RLA) vs LORA
- Sensitivity Analysis
Duration
The course is conducted over one (1) day, as either Face-to-Face (F2F) or Online delivery.
Course Information
For group enquiries please contact the LES Training Coordinator via , for all other enquiries please use our 'Information Request Form'.