Ares I Instrument Unit Status and Progress

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    1. Dwight Potter Boeing Exploration Launch Systems Deputy, IUA Program Manager
    2. Boeing Producibility Team
      • Boeing has been selected as the USPC and IUAC
        • Producibility and Design Support
        • Manufacturing Operations
        • Sustaining Engineering
      • USP Program Manager – Jim Chilton
      • IUA Program Manager – Dwight Potter
      • Team is engaged with NASA Design Team (NDT)
        • Manufacturing Value Stream Mapping
        • Producibility Summit
        • Tooling Design Support
        • Schedule Development
        • Component Cost Updates
        • Test Article Planning Support
        • Special Studies
      • Our Objective – Safe and Affordable Ares I Upper Stage
      • We used the Value Stream approach to develop “how”
      • Imperatives guide our approach
      • Determined needed resources using proven methods
      • Value added from Delta IV and other processes to NDTs existing approach
      Production – Strategic Overview Objective Value Stream Mapping Four Manufacturing Imperatives: Safety, Incremental Transition, Innovation, R&O Management Resource Needs: Facilities Staffing Supply & Tooling Chain Manufacturing Processes: Friction Stir Welding, Ultrasonic Inspection, Robotic SOFI…
    3. Manufacturing Imperatives
      • Workforce, hardware and mission safety
      • Achieve design phase objectives
        • Flow time
        • Team size
        • Surge capability
      • Structured production readiness process
      • MAF capability re-use
    4. The Production Strategy Requires Designing the Production Flow Along with the Product The Value Stream Approach A Program Leadership Tool Step #1 Start with the Answer: Program Sets Targets
      • Objectives
        • Customer expectations
        • Quality improvement
        • Cycle time reduction
        • On-time delivery
        • Improve cost
      Step #2
      • Value Stream Mapping
        • Engage teams in the “How”
        • Identify waste in the process (starbursts)
        • Seek new value
      • A Baseline
      Step #3
      • Value Stream Analysis
        • Design to achieve program vision
        • Integrate Lean Best Practices to reduce waste
        • Integrate Program Management Best Practices for Execution
      Step #4
      • Action Plan
        • Program commitment/ownership
        • Team improvement targets
        • Team Lean plans
        • Seize Opportunities
        • Visible to all
    5. Lean Approach is Driving Upper Stage and Instrument Unit Integration
      • Updated and mature production for a right sized production system, timeline and simulation
        • Improve production layouts at MAF.
        • Add definition to flows
        • Reduce flow times for materials, people, hardware, information, tooling
      • IUA manufacturing & assembly flow integrated to improve and mature the overall flow.
        • Define details on IU process flow (All integration and testing)
        • Seek opportunities to reduce IU process flow time.
        • Identify missing support hardware/software
        • Include any process flow to turn over the IU structure (DD250 baseline)
        • Any flow to turn over the integrated assembly (DD250 baseline) back to the US contract
      IU Box Installation Simulation IU Assembly onto Upper Stage
    6. Engaging the Supply Chain
      • Source Control Item and Component End Item Procurements Underway
        • Upper Stage Production
          • Ullage Settling Motors: Proposals received and in evaluation
          • Pyros: Proposals received and in evaluation
        • Instrument Unit Avionics
          • Flight Computer/Command Telemetry Computer: Proposals received and in evaluation
          • Battery: RFP released to industry this month
          • Combined Control System Electronics: RFP released to industry
        • All remaining procurements to be completed in 2009
      • Exceeding Supplier Diversity Goals & Reaching Out
      • Mentoring and Developing Small Businesses
    7. Summary
      • Supporting NASA in the development of a safe & affordable Upper Stage
      • Made extensive producibility inputs into the design process
      • Optimize manufacturing costs through lean approaches
      • Have a plan to engage and integrate the Supply Chain into the program

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