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Logistics Workforce Categories

Logistics Workforce Categories. Ms. Vicki L. Harris DRC Contractor Force Management and Organization Division (A4RF). OSD AT&L Five Workforce Categories (with Present Baseline of 235,000 civilians by Service). Defense System Program Logistics*** (14,000, 6%)

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Logistics Workforce Categories

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  1. Logistics Workforce Categories Ms. Vicki L. Harris DRC Contractor Force Management and Organization Division (A4RF)

  2. OSD AT&L Five Workforce Categories(with Present Baseline of 235,000 civilians by Service) • Defense System Program Logistics*** (14,000, 6%) • Planning, analysis, acquisition, sustainment and modernization of defense system support capabilities • Supply Chain Management (75,000, 32%) • Integration of multiple material sources and processes tomeet warfighterrequirements • Operational Logistics (38,000, 16%) • Distribution to, from, and within theater • Includes transportation, warehousing, storage, packaging and inventory, cargo scheduling, and dispatching • Maintenance Support (94,000, 40%) • Planning and executing maintenance of defense system equipment • Technical Management Support (14,000, 6%) • Reliability and maintainability analyses • Technical data management Total Logistics workforce size and individual component sizes are based on data given by Logistics Management Institute, key Agencies and Services --one cannot assume that these figures are by all means accurate. *** includes DAWIA

  3. OSD AT&L Definition of Logistics Work Force • The Logistics Workforce includes military and civilian personnel involved in the operational availability and sustainment of defense system warfighting capabilities; executed through the integral functions of : 1 – Defense System Program Logistics (Life Cycle Logistics) is the programmatic planning and analysis, acquisition, sustainment, oversight, and modernization of new and iterative defense system support performance and sustainment capabilities throughout the life cycle. 2 – Maintenance Support includes planning and executing maintenance, both scheduled and unscheduled, to defense system equipment. 3 - Technical Management Support includes functions such as reliability and maintainability analyses, technical data management, engineering change management, and configuration status accounting and control. 4 – Operational Logistics includes distribution to, from, and within theater of materials, support services, and personnel to sustain the force. This includes the functions of transportation, warehousing, storage, packaging and inventory, cargo scheduling, and dispatching. 5 – Supply Chain Management. Materials involved include spares, repairables, and repair parts in support of defense systems, as well as consumable materials such as ordnance, fuel, food, clothing, and medical supplies. Functions of the supply chain range from procurement to disposal of defense system material, and integration of multiple material sources and processes to meet warfighter requirements.

  4. Air Force Four Workforce Categories (as of 1 Oct 2006 - 46,445 civilians) Defense Systems Program Logistics LifecycleLogistics Workforce * Supply Chain Management • Demand Management • Deployment Planning • Distribution Management • Customer Relations Management • Life cycle Logistics • Program Planning & Analysis • Acquisition/Sustainment Oversight Approximately 12% of Total Current Civilian Logistics Workforce #1 Defense SystemProgram Logistics #4 Supply chain Management Approximately 13% of Total Current Civilian Logistics Workforce Maintenance Support Operational Logistics • Air Trans & Contingency Ops • Passenger & Cargo Mvmt • Vehicile & Support Equip • Fuels Mgt • Workload Mgmt • Depot Maintenance • Sch/Unsch Maintenance • R&M Analysis • Data/Configuration Mgmt • Change Mgmt #3 Operational Logistics #2 MaintenanceSupport Approximately 15% of Total Current Civilian Logistics Workforce Approximately 60% of Total Current Civilian Logistics Workforce Air Force Log Community = 204 Job Series & 46,445 people

  5. Same as OSDexcept no TM AF Logistics WorkforceCategories and Definitions • Defense System Program Logistics (also known as Life Cycle Logistics) -is the programmatic planning and analysis, acquisition, sustainment, oversight, and modernization of new and iterative defense system support performance and sustainment capabilities throughout the life cycle. • Maintenance Support -includes planning and executing maintenance, both scheduled and unscheduled, to defense system equipment. • Technical Management Support –AF haseliminated this category and has moved them to LCL (GS-1670), Maintenance Support (GS-1601 & 1910) and Operational Logistics (GS-1670).

  6. AF Specific AF Logistics WorkforceCategories and Definitions • Operational Logistics - includes functions such asair transportation operations including passenger and cargo movements, personal property management, vehicle and support equipment management, and fuels managementincluding distribution, compliance, and support services. Agile Combat Support including planning and contingency operations, managing war readiness material and individual protective equipment to prepare, deploy, employ, sustain, and recover the force. • Supply Chain Management - materials involved include spares, reparable, and repair parts in support of defense systems, as well as consumable materials such as ordnance, fuel, food, clothing, and medical supplies. Functions of the supply chain range from procurement to disposal of defense system and subsystem material, and integration of multiple sources of supply and sources of maintenance and repair processes to meet war fighter requirements. This includes the integration of distribution (transportation, warehousing, storage, packaging and inventory, cargo scheduling) to sustain the force.

  7. Logistics Workforce Categories • QUESTIONS

  8. Logistics Workforce Categories • BACKUP SLIDES

  9. Life CycleLogistics Supply ChainManagement MaintenanceSupport Operational Logistics AF WG Logistics Work Groups(25 work groups containing over 170 job series) Data as of 1 Oct 2006 0 2* 2* 21

  10. 7 3 7 12 5 Technical Supply Maintenance Life Cycle Operational Management Chain Logistics Logistics Support Support Management AF Logistics managed GS Job Series20 + 14 Shared * Series = 34 series Data as of 1 Oct 2006

  11. 5 6 3 6 11 Technical Supply Maintenance Life Cycle Operational Management Chain Logistics Logistics Support Support Management Consolidation of Series DecisionReduction from 34 to 31 Data as of 1 Oct 2006 • First Reduction (from 34 to 31) • Collapse (3) series with population less than 10 (with exception of student trainee, and specific Air Traffic control

  12. Life CycleLogistics Supply ChainManagement MaintenanceSupport Operational Logistics Consolidation of Series DecisionReduction from 31 to 27 Data as of 1 Oct 2006 • Second Reduction (from 31 to 27) • First Reduction: • - Collapse (3) series with population less than 10 (with exception of student trainee and specific aircraft traffic control • Based on definition of 5 categories and specific job functions eliminating Technical Mgt Support category, and • Broke out 346 into (3) 346G, 346S, 346R • Broke out 1670 into (2) 1670G, 1670R 7 4 9 7

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