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Training Courses
These training courses will be specific to functional areas and branch of
service to show actual forms and incorporate any unique items within each
service. These courses are intended to be very specific in nature, training
each user in the precise procedures and tools that they will need to perform
their job. The composition and course content of these courses will be DAU
compliant.
DMSMS Fundamentals
The Diminishing Manufacturing Sources and Material Shortages (DMSMS) Fundamentals course is designed to be a working level overview of DMSMS issues. There are six lessons contained within the course. They are:
This is a service and discipline neutral, 8-hour instructor led training course with no pre-requisites for attendance. The three-hour Computer Based Training (CBT) can be reviewed or taken for continuous learning credit at the Defense Acquistion University virtual campus. CLICK HERE for CLL201 and other DMSMS Courses DMSMS for Executives
This course is designed to bring DMSMS Fundamental information to the executive or program manager who needs to understand how their operations are impacted. There are concerns about reliability; maintainability, funding, policy procedure and staffing that are significantly different in perspective than when viewed from the subordinate perspective. DMSMS impacts all of the mentioned areas and can cause cost overruns, inadequate personnel availability, unexpected unscheduled maintenance and inefficiencies in the supply chain if not properly considered. There are six lessons contained within the course. They are:
The one-hour Computer Based Training (CBT) can be reviewed or taken for continuous learning credit at the Defense Acquistion University virtual campus. CLICK HERE for CLL202 and other DMSMS Courses DLA DMSMS Essentials
This course provides an overview of DLA DMSMS capabilities, cataloging and standardization as it applies to component research and DMSMS, using the DLA representatives, weapons coding, software tools and other DLA specific abilities. There is a strong emphasis on understanding technical drawings and how they translate into cataloging codes and item-of-supply requirements. Interpreting the total-item record (basic codes and meanings) including Reference Number Category Codes (RNCC), Reference Number Variations Codes (RNVC) for item identification, Item Standardization Codes (ISC), the DLA DMS IST and other DLA fundamentals as specifically applied to DMSMS. There are 5 lessons in this course. They are:
The three-hour Computer Based Training (CBT) can be reviewed or taken for continuous learning credit at the Defense Acquisition University virtual campus. CLICK HERE for CLL203 and other DMSMS Courses DMSMS Case Studies
This course uses several successful programs as the model for four make-believe systems that all have different approaches to proactive DMSMS management. The idea is to let the student review specific problems and circumstance sets and then be presented with a series of possible solutions. The student will compare their choices and rationales against the program’s solutions to the same set of circumstances. It will also present the difference between a proactive program vs. a developed solution to solve a long-term problem identified and resolved before it became a major problem. There are no correct or incorrect answers, and the interaction within the teams helps the awareness of different perspectives on DMSMS as it affects multiple professional disciplines.
CLICK HERE for CLL204 and other DMSMS Courses DMSMS for the Technical Professional
The DMSMS for Technical Professionals course is targeted at the Engineers, Equipment Specialists, Product Specialists, and technically-oriented logisticians who need to know how to perform basic Proactive DMSMS Management. This course is focused on the tacit type knowledge that is possessed by an aging workforce and is rapidly disappearing, also providing you with the opportunity to gain a more detailed level of understanding, some hands-on experience and the high-level basics of the technical side of Proactive DMSMS Management.
DMSMS for the Logistics Professional The DMSMS issue affects Item Managers, Logistics Specialists, and other non-technical logistics professionals. Each of the disciplines has specific responsibilities that are affected by DMSMS. This course will provide an insight to the problems, symptoms, solutions and interfaces with other disciplines (technical). The DMSMS Fundamentals course should be completed first. This course will address specific logistics issues directly affected by, caused by or related to DMSMS. Examples would include stock, storing and issuing DMS assets, proactive planning for unexpected requirements, DOD Knowledge Sharing Portal tools and services and other issues. This will be a service and discipline neutral course. It is envisioned that this will be an six-hour instructor led and three-hour CBT course. DMSMS for the Acquisition Professional The DMSMS issue affects item Managers, Logistics Specialists, and other non-technical logistics professionals. Each of the disciplines has specific responsibilities that are affected by DMSMS. This course will provide an insight to the problems, symptoms, solutions and interfaces with other disciplines (technical). The DMSMS Fundamentals course should be completed first. This course will address specific logistics issues directly affected by, caused by or related to DMSMS. Examples would include stock, storing and issuing DMS assets, proactive planning for unexpected requirements, DOD Knowledge Sharing Portal tools and services and other issues. This will be a service and discipline neutral course. It is envisioned that this will be an eight-hour instructor led and three-hour CBT course. Future Course Development Other Courses will be developed as tasked or requested. The next planned group of courses will center around service and other federal agency DMSMS requirements that are unique to that service because of policy, equipment or special program requirements. While they will initially center on fundamentals, discipline oriented courses (Technical, Logistics and Acquisition) are envisioned. Sample titles are:
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