The Fleet Readiness Logistics Course is an intensive four-day training program designed to provide participants with an appreciation of the complexities and interrelationships of efforts required to achieve and maintain Fleet Readiness Objectives for Weapon Systems, Ships, Carriers, Submarines and Shore Sites.

 

The FRLC will help participants to understand Navy and DoD Acquisition Logistics, Maintenance Planning, Alteration Installation Management, Supply Support, Provisioning, Equipment/Ship Configuration Management, Ship/Equipment Alteration Development (Planning, Budgeting, Contracting, and Execution of Modifications to Navy Ships and Submarines), Allowance Development, and material outfitting for ships / submarines during New Construction shipbuilding or Availability and Modernization process as an interrelated group of activities through which Fleet Readiness is achieved.

 

The course covers many policies, procedures, databases, and processes, which contribute to, or function within, the overall Acquisition Logistics, Alteration Installation Management, Ship/Equipment Alteration Development, Supply Support, Provisioning, Equipment/Ship Configuration Management, Allowance Development, and Material Outfitting process.  Also, included is the Navy Alteration Installation Management, Ship/Equipment Alteration Development using the Navy Modernization Process Management and Operations Manual. 

 

The FRLC includes the Navy Modernization Process, using the Multi-ship/Multi-option (MSMO) contracts using the Continuous Maintenance Availability Process including the Continuous Integrated Logistics Support (CILS) Targeted Allowance Technique (TAT) Process for Navy Ships, Carriers and Submarines to meet the ILS Cert Goals for Supply Support, Provisioning, Equipment/Ship Configuration Management, Allowance Development, and Material Outfitting process.

 

The FRLC is for government Civilian, Military, and Navy support contractor personnel, Department of Defense Contractors (Equipment/System Contractors, Shipbuilders and Ship Repair Contractors), personnel for example:

 

    a.   Civilian:

 

            Logistics Management Specialists, Program Managers, Supply Support Managers, Alteration Installation Managers / Planners, Maintenance Planners, Engineers / Provisioners, Equipment Specialists, Inventory Managers, Material Managers, Supply Systems Analysts, Contract Specialists, and Certification/Metrics Specialists, etc..

    b.   Military:

 

            Fleet Staff Officers, Fleet Maintenance Officers, Acquisition Program Managers, Commanding/Staff Officers of Headquarters Field Activities, Supply Officers, Store Keepers, Shipboard Leading Petty Officers, On-Board Maintenance personnel, 3M Coordinators, and Pre-Commissioning Unit Personnel, etc..

 

    c.   Navy Support / Private Contractors:

 

            Support or private contractors providing Program Management, Acquisition Logistics Support, Alteration Installation Management, Alteration Planning, Maintenance Planning, Engineering, Supply Support, Provisioning, Equipment/Ship Configuration Management, Allowance Development, and Material Outfitting for New Construction shipbuilding, and Ships / Submarines undergoing Availability and Modernization through the Navy Modernization Process Management and Operations Manual.

 

    d.   Other Personnel:

 

            This course is also for personnel involved in Logistics Support, Ship and Equipment Alteration Development, Planning, Budgeting, Contracting, and Execution of Modifications to Navy Ships / Submarines prior to, during and after New construction Shipbuilding, Pier Side Alteration Installations, Availability and Modernization periods through the Continuous Integrated Logistics Support (CILS) / Targeted Allowance Technique (TAT) Process for Navy Ships, Carriers and Submarines to meet the ILS Cert Goals for Supply Support, Provisioning, Equipment/Ship Configuration Management, Allowance Development, and Material Outfitting process.