Análise da atual estrutura logística da Marinha do Brasil, relacionada aos sobressalentes, frente aos desafios decorrentes da incorporação dos novos submarinos

Abstract

Analysis of the current Brazilian Navy logistic structure, related the spare parts, due the challenges arising from the incorporation of the new submarines.Rio de Janeiro, 2015. 118p. MSc. Dissertation – Departamento de Engenharia Industrial, Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro.The Brazilian Navy provides logistics support in areas, sometimes inhospitable, using a logist ics network that, in its origin, was formed on the basis of military concepts and needs, and, sometimes coexisting with inefficiencies and without competitors. In 2008, the result of a political and strategic decision, in a context of international relations in which Brazil is inserted, began the process of acquiring new Brazilian hunter-killer Submarine (SSK) and the support for design and construction of the Brazilian Nuclear-Powered Attack Submarine (SSN), which constitutes the most complex and significant Navy project in recent times. Despite the importance of this project, the Navy spare parts supply chain (SSC) would able to provide the appropriate logistics support for the new submarines? The current Navy network design meets the needs of this support? What is the current development stage of SSC and how to upgrade the integration of this network for improve the SCM? Few studies about this subject exist and a significant lack of information, therefore, this presents answers to these and other related issues that are becoming increasingly pressing, given the early prediction of sea tests of the first SSK submarine in 2017. Undoubtedly, the Navy is known to be a great organizational due to her organizational skills and the commitment of its seamen, but this project will require a little more to overcome this huge logistical challenge.