CI Process Changes Presented by Colonel Paul Gloyd Commander, CAP-USAF Colonel Ken Parris Inspector General, CAP Feb 2014 Civil Air Patrol
CI Process Changes Anticipated results Anticipated results 25% in reduction manpower CI report delivered in < 30 days
Industry problem solving process Step 1: Clarify and validate the problem Step 2: Break down the Problem/Identify the Performance Gap Step 3: Set Improvement Targets Step 4: Determine Root cause Step 5: Develop Countermeasures Step 6. See Countermeasures Through Step 7: Confirm results and Process Step 8: Standardize Successful Processes CI “8 Step” Process
CI Countermeasures 15 Processes Identified 3/3 Administrative – Completed 6/6 Technology – Completed 6/6 Standard Work – Completed
CI Countermeasures Three Recent Accomplishments Discrepancy Tracking System CAP Knowledgebase The CI Checklist
CI Technology Discrepancy Tracking System (DTS) On-Line Standardized Responses Region Involvement
CI Standard Work
Down from 269 to <120 days Red line = 296 Days for average CI report publication in Aug 13 Blue line = current trend with countermeasures implemented Green line = 14 days goal for average CI report publication from RIE CI Results To Date
Preliminary Reduction of 51 man-hours CI Results To Date Green = Goal Yellow = Current as of Feb 13 Orange = Starting point average CI report publication in Aug 13
CI Process What’s Next Implementation for LR SAVs 8-Step Process Institutionalized SUI 8-Step planned: 7-11 April 8-Step training for initial cadre
CI Process End State Mission Focused CI’s Real Time Feedback To Command Data Driven Decisions
CITIZENS SERVING COMMUNITIES QUESTIONS CI Process Changes