Prepare the August simulator support performance report
You are the Contracts Officer in Contracts and Finance.
What is going on
The monthly performance report for the simulator support contract is due to the customer on 14 September. The contract measures availability, priority 1 response time and preventive maintenance completion, and requires a deliverables table and a cost summary. In August the FS-02 motion fault and the GT-04 sound fault reduced availability below the target. The Maintenance Work Orders system holds the closed work orders, the Contract Deliverables Tracker holds every deliverable with its status, and Sonia Ferreira has sent the cost figures by cost centre. The report must reconcile to those sources and be approved by Marcus Thorne before it is submitted.
Subject: August simulator support performance report due Monday
The August performance report for the simulator support contract is due to the customer on Monday 14 September. Please prepare it using the monthly report template. Pull availability and response times from closed work orders only, list every deliverable from the tracker with its status, and reconcile the cost summary to the figures I have sent you. Availability will be below target because of FS-02, so write a clear variance explanation. I need a draft for Marcus to approve by Thursday afternoon.
Your brief
Prepare the August report using the Monthly Contract Performance Report Template so that every figure traces to a source record, performance against each measure is stated with a variance explanation, deliverables and costs are accurate, and the report is ready for general manager approval.
Work through it
You do not need to do it all. Doing a few of these will show you what the work is like. Your ticks and notes stay on this device.
What someone in this role would produce
- Completed August performance report
- Availability and response time calculation with source work orders
- Cost summary with variance explanations
- Briefing note for the General Manager
- Updated tracker record
Printing this is a record of what you explored. It is not a certificate or a qualification.
