For Primes
Program managers delivering contracted training volume
Prepare the analysis for your training team
You committed to a training volume, and the volume keeps growing.
Turn your customer’s documents into source-linked analysis your designers and SMEs can review. Stop at that handoff, or develop the training with us.
- What you provide
- Your customer’s source documents, job requirements and training framework.
- What you get
- Editable task and competency analysis
- Training objectives linked to source material
- Analysis for your designers, with optional training development
- Where to start
- Start with one course or work package and its source documents.
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A defined analysis work package for your designers
Agree one course or work package and the point where your team takes over. Keep analysis, review and production responsibilities clear from the start.
- Prepare the sources
- Provide the customer’s source documents and their revision status.
- Identify the job requirements, framework and contracted deliverables for this work package.
- Name the SMEs, design lead and customer reviewer who will accept the handoff.
- Review and correct
- Your designers and SMEs check that tasks and objectives reflect the customer’s requirements. Resolve gaps and agree which draft material is ready for the next stage.
- Agree the handoff
- Receive editable task and competency analysis with source-linked objectives for your existing design team. Further training development can be scoped with Bloomsco separately.
- Define the scope
- Agree deliverables, review responsibilities and acceptance criteria for the work package. Analysis handoff and full training production are separate scope decisions.
Documents in.
Training out.
Every task links back to the passage it came from. Your experts approve it.
- You bring
- Manuals, doctrine, SOPs and technical publications, as they are.
- We draft
- Task and competency analysis
- Qualification standards
- Training plans
Your manual
Before use, confirm the equipment identity and inspect its condition and completeness against the checklist. Record any discrepancy before proceeding.
Drafted task
Carry out a pre‑use check.
Expert approval
+ Add a missing item to the exercise.
Approved
Your next chapter starts here.
Bring us the training you need to build and the documents behind it.
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