PROGRAM PLANNING / WORKING TOOLS

Make the next program decision
with the assumptions in view

A resource gap or an incomplete handoff is easier to address while there is still room to change the plan. Use these tools to prepare a focused conversation about capacity, sequencing and delivery risk.

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01 / CAPACITY SCENARIO

Engineering capacity planner

Compare productive hours with existing commitments, review load and proposed work. See the capacity gap, remaining headroom and staffing equivalent behind a delivery horizon.

Build a capacity scenario

Interactive calculator · Downloadable assumptions and results

02 / TRANSFER REVIEW

Manufacturing-transfer readiness checklist

Bring the technical baseline, receiving-site preparation, supply dependencies and ramp decisions into one review. Give each open item an owner and a next date.

Prepare a transfer review

Ten review areas · Editable worksheet and CSV download

FROM SCENARIO TO DECISION

Keep the numbers connected
to the actual work

Use the capacity planner for one discipline or group with interchangeable skills. Then confirm the specific specialists, checkers and decision makers behind the hours. A balanced total can still hide a critical review bottleneck.

For a transfer, keep the checklist beside your integrated schedule and action register. Completion is a review status; the responsible technical and customer teams determine whether the evidence meets their requirements.

True North supports program planning and execution coordination. Victor Romero’s aerospace development and manufacturing-transfer experience was gained in prior employment at De Havilland Aircraft of Canada and Safran Cabin. Read the experience and attribution.

Bring the decision that needs a clearer plan

Discuss the work package, delivery horizon and constraints. We can assess the planning support needed and the information to assemble next.

Discuss your program