| Aware |
- Can describe key terms, concepts, and basic tools related to capturing, evaluating, and addressing design changes, including Configuration Control Boards (CCBs) and change logs.
- Can describe the importance of managing design changes in maintaining alignment with mission objectives, budget, and schedule.
- Can describe the implications of design changes on interconnected systems.
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| Practitioner |
- Can capture and document design change requests, ensuring they are clearly defined and traceable throughout the project lifecycle.
- Can evaluate the impact of requested changes on technical performance, cost, schedule, and mission requirements using established procedures.
- Can apply standard processes, such as impact assessments and risk evaluations, to address necessary changes with minimal disruption to design and development processes.
- Can ensure changes are approved by appropriate stakeholders and incorporated into design documentation, adhering to space industry standards.
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| Senior Practitioner |
- Can lead and refine the development of comprehensive change management processes for space industry projects.
- Can handle complex and interconnected design changes, ensuring thorough assessments of technical, operational, and mission-level impacts.
- Can maintain design integrity and ensure alignment with project objectives, using advanced tools like Configuration Management Systems (CMS) and Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) software.
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| Expert |
- Can anticipate potential changes through proactive risk analysis and stakeholder engagement, to reduce disruptions and improve outcomes.
- Can communicate and coordinate between multidisciplinary teams (e.g. mechanical, electrical, and systems engineering) to evaluate and implement changes effectively.
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