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Human Systems Integration (HSI)
D-8. Personnel (continued)
Evaluation Criteria
• Have individual system and platform personnel requirements been
developed in close collaboration with related systems throughout the DoD
and in various phases of the acquisition process to identify commonalities
and merge requirements and to avoid duplication (e.g., Crew Station
Working Group (CSWG)) The PM should consider the cumulative
effects of system-of-systems, family-of-systems, and related systems
integration in developing personnel requirements.
• Has the PM summarized major personnel initiatives necessary to achieve
readiness or rotation objectives or to reduce manpower or training costs,
when developing the AS The AS and product support strategy must
address modifications to the knowledge, skills, and abilities of Air Force
specialties if those modifications have cost or schedule issues that could
adversely impact program execution. The PM should also address actions
to combine, modify, or establish new Air Force specialties or additional
skill indicators, or issues relating to hard-to-fill occupations if they impact
the PM’s ability to execute the program.
• Has the program office pursued HSI initiatives to optimize total system
performance and minimize TOC
• Has the program office coordinated with the manpower, personnel,
training, safety, and occupational health, habitability, survivability, and
HFE communities to translate and integrate the HSI thresholds and
objectives contained in the capabilities documents into quantifiable and
measurable system requirements
• Has the program office identified any HSI-related schedule or cost issues
that could adversely impact program execution The system’s support
strategy should identify responsibilities, describe the technical and
management approach for meeting HSI requirements, and summarize
major elements of the associated training system.
• The Program Office should ensure that Systems Engineering is
coordinating the overlapping HSI and ESOH safety and occupational
health efforts to avoid duplication of effort and conflicting inputs.
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