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Agency (EASA), the European Defence Agency (EDA), the French Ministry of. Defence… .... Aviation Legislation – Equivalent to Module 10 of Part 66 .
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Burea B au Ve eritas s Aerona A autics s & Sp pace D Divisiion SPE ECIALIZ ZED TR RAININ NG COU URSES S Acqu uire and d maintaiin knowl wledge off regulattions and sstandard rds

TAKE E UP THE CURRENT AND D FUTUR RE CHAL LLENGES S Worldw wide, competitive, regulatted environm ment, the con ntrol of standards and reggulations is a major issue e for all actors on the aviation and sp pace stage. The tra aining of perssonnel on sta andards and d regulations in force is a very effectiive lever for businesses that want to o improve the eir performan nce as they a achieve appliicable safety y requiremen ts. Thankss to our training offer and a expertise e, your pers sonnel not only o acquirees, maintains and develops knowled dge and qua alifications necessary to comply with h regulations s and standaards, but als so supports your y efforts tto take up the current and future challlenges of yo our company.

CHALLENGE E Provide e your perso onnel with awareness a a and familiarrization with applicable reegulations and standardss. Inform your person nnel about ch hanges relati ng to regulattions and sta andards in foorce. Develo op the knowle edge and competences o of your perso onnel. Improv ve working te echniques in accordance with regulations and standards. Improv ve the opera ational effectiveness of your personnel.

BUREAU VER RITAS, A REAL A ASSET!  Collaboration of nearly 90 years with o operators, authorities an nd civil aviattion organiza ations in the e

aero ospace secto or.  Relationship of trust with the European Commission n, the European Aviationn Safety Age ency (EASA),

the European Defence D Agen ncy (EDA), th he French Ministry of Deffence and m many others.  Trainers with a dual compettency: expert rtise gained in the field, and a strengtheened by consultancy and d teacching experie ence (gained d in a recogn nized organiz zation and/orr in teaching)).  A trraining engineering team at your disp posal for all your projects

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INTE ER-COM MPANIES TRAININ NG Participate in an a inter-com mpanies trraining in our o premise es(please ccontact us for detailss):

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M Maximum of 12 students per ssession to promote exchange e aand participation of e every atten ndee T The price includes th he provision ng in our fa acility, morn rning and afternoon a n of trainin ssnacks and d lunch

Conttact our tra aining corre espondent (refer to th he contacts s on the baack of this catalogue) to ge et more dettails on the e planning..

IN-H HOUSE TRAINING T G Choo ose an in-h house train ning and ta ake advantage of the following:

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C Customize our course e content w with examp ples close to your ow wn activity L Lower ratess C Choice of trraining location S Scheduling g of training g sessions according g to your ca alendar connstraints

d you ur requirem ments. Conttact us to discuss Our ttraining en ngineering and flight o operations s team will advise youu on your project, p and w will develo op a solutio on tailored to meet yo our expecta ations.

To ous nos co ours sontt égalemen nt disponiibles en Frrançais. Contact us for traiining courrses in oth her languaages.

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Customized educational program mme ba ased on standard s urses, dura ation and/o or content a adjustments cou



Org ganization of seminars on the ttopic of you ur choice



Tra ain the trrainer with h our ed ucational technics training pro ogram and d acquire the trainin ng capability “in ho ouse” to cre eate or cu ustomize your y own training courses c with w our asssistance

BEYO OND TRA AINING, A COMP PREHENS SIVE OFFER

To go o further with w helping you to m meet your challenges s, our exppertise is another a asset for your company. The Aerronautics and a Space e division ooffers a co omplete ns to assis st you in acchieving yo our goals. range of solution

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CON NTENTS

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QUALITY Y STANDA ARDS

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QUALITY Y MANAGE EMENT

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AS/EN 91 100 - Stand dard for Design D and d/or Produ uction Org ganisation ns 

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AS/EN 91 110 - Stand dard for Maintenanc M ce Organiisations – Brief cou urse 

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AS/EN 91 120 - Stand dard for Stockist S Diistributors s

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AUDIT

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Auditing technique es for maintenance

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Auditing Techniques Trainin ng for Flig ght and Grround Ope erations

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INDUSTR RIAL PERF FORMANC CE

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Supply C Chain Matu urity

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SCMH (Supply Cha ain Manag gement Ha andbook) - Assessm ment toolss 

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CIVIL AVIATION RE EGULATIO ON

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AVIATION N REGULA ATORY FR RAMEWOR RK

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EASA reg gulatory frramework k structure e

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Aviation Legislatio on - Equiva alent to M Module 10 of Part 66

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Airworthiiness Insp pector Bas sic Trainin ng

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Airworthiiness Insp pector Rec current Trraining

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Flight Op perations Inspector I Basic Tra aining

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Flight Op perations Inspector I Recurren t Training g

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Cabin Sa afety Inspe ector Train ning 

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SSP - Sta ate Safety Programm me 

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INITIAL A AIRWORTH HINESS

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Part 21 su ubpart J - Design Organisatio O on Approv val (DOA)

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Part 21 su ubpart G - Production Organ nisation Ap pproval (P POA)

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DO-178 - Software considera ations in a airborne systems s ce ertification n 

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DO-254 - Design Assurance A for Airborrne Electrronic Hard dware

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Burea B au Ve eritas s Aerona A autics s & Sp pace D Divisiion CONTINU UING AIRW WORTHINE ESS MANA AGEMENT T

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Part M su ubparts G & I - Conttinuing Airrworthiness Management

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Part M su ubpart F/G G/I - Mainte enance Orrganisatio on for non-large airccraft 

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Maintena ance Progrramme 

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Reliability y Program mme

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MAINTEN NANCE

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Part 145 - EASA Ma aintenanc ce Organis sation App proval (MO OA)

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CCAR 14 45 - CAAC Maintenance Organ nisation Approval A

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Part 66 - A Aircraft Maintenanc M ce Licence e (AML)

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Part 147 - Maintena ance Train ning Orga nisation Approval A (MTOA) (

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Part/FAR R 145 & CA AR 573 - Compariso on between n EASA, FAA F &

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CAR 573 regulation ns 

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CRS - Ce ertificate of o Release to Servic e

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ed Unapprroved Partts (SUP) - Bogus Pa arts Suspecte

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Human Factors - Awareness A s course

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A Human Factors - Advanced course

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E t to Modul e 9 of Parrt 66 Human Factors - Equivalent

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k Safety  Fuel Tank

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Electrical Wiring In nterconnection Systtems (EW WIS) - Awarreness

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CIVIL AVIATION RE EGULATO ORY

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EASA Airr Operatio ons – Aero oplanes

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EASA Airr Operatio ons – Helic copters

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Human Factors in Aviation and a CRM

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Ramp Ins spection (S SAFA/SAC CA) Aware eness Tra aining

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AIRPORT T

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EASA Ae erodrome Certificatiion - Awarreness course

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AIRPORT T

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ATM insig ght trainin ng course 

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SAFETY MANAGEMENT

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Safety Ma anagemen nt System - Awaren ness cours se

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Safety Ma anagemen nt System - Practica al impleme entation

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SECURIT TY

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IATA Dan ngerous Goods G (Cattegories 1 to 12)

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AEO - Au uthorised Economic E c Operatorr

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Airport B Badge Security 

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Security Programm me 

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Threat De etection by b X-Ray 

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EUROPEA AN STATE E AVIATIO ON REGUL LATION

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MAINTEN NANCE

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EMAR 14 45 - Mainte enance Orrganisatio n Approva al

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Aviati A ion Trrainin ng Catalo C ogue 2016 6 Q QUALIT TY STA ANDAR RDS Q Quality Manag gement AS/E EN 9100 - Standa ard for D Design an nd/or Pro oduction Organis sations Course C o objectives s Detailed D understanding of o the re equiremen nts related d to the Quality Manageme M nt System ms for des sign and production p activities in aerosp pace and defence ind dustry Ability A to conduct the ce ertification process p for the organization Familiarisat F tion with th he require ements to be b assesse ed during an a internal audit

Cours se plan 

Aeronautical standaards and re egulations environme ent



Quality co oncepts



Principles and definiitions



Process approach a



Chapters of the 910 0 standard d:



Introductio on, scope, references, definitions



Quality Ma anagemennt System

Target T atttendees



Managem ment responnsibility

Quality Q stafff and interrnal auditorrs Managers M o of the orga anization Anyone A in nvolved in n the ce ertification process p



Resource managem ment



Product re ealization



Measurem ment, analyysis and im mprovemen nt



Control off acquired kknowledge e

Prerequis P sites None N

Duration D 2 days

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Aviati A ion Trrainin ng Catalo C ogue 2016 6 Q QUALIT TY STA ANDAR RDS Q Quality Manag gement AS/E EN 9110 - Standarrd for Ma aintenance Organisations s – Brieff course Course C o objectives s

Cours se plan

General G understanding of o the re equiremen nts related d to the Quality Manageme M nt System ms for maintenance activities a in aerospace and defence in ndustry Ability A to conduct the ce ertification process p for the organization Familiarisat F tion with th he require ements to be b assesse ed during an a internal audit



Aeronautical standaards and re egulations environme ent



Quality co oncepts



Principles and definiitions



Process approach a



Chapters of the 911 0 standard d:



Introductio on, scope, references, definitions



Quality Ma anagemennt System

Target T atttendees



Managem ment responnsibility

Quality Q stafff and interrnal auditorrs Managers M o of the orga anization Anyone A in nvolved in n the ce ertification process p



Resource managem ment



Product re ealization



Measurem ment, analyysis and im mprovemen nt



Control off acquired kknowledge e

Prerequis P sites Having H fo ollowed AS/EN A 9100

Duration D 1 day

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Aviati A ion Trrainin ng Catalo C ogue 2016 6 Q QUALIT TY STA ANDAR RDS Q Quality Manag gementt AS S/EN 912 20 - Stand dard for Stockistt Distribu utors

Course C o objectives s Detailed D understanding of o the re equiremen nts related d to the Quality Manageme M nt System ms for distribution and a resale activities in aerosp pace and defence ind dustry Ablity A to conduct the ce ertification process p for the organization Familiarisat F tion with th he require ements to be b assesse ed during an a internal audit

Cours se plan 

Aeronautical standaards and re egulations environme ent



Quality co oncepts



Principles and definiitions



Process approach a



Chapters of the 912 0 standard d:



Introductio on, scope, references, definitions



Quality Ma anagemennt System

Target T atttendees



Managem ment responnsibility

Quality Q stafff and interrnal auditorrs Managers M o of the orga anization Anyone A in nvolved in n the ce ertification process p



Resource managem ment



Product re ealization



Measurem ment, analyysis and im mprovemen nt



Control off acquired kknowledge e

Prerequis P sites None N

Duration D 1 day

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Aviati A ion Trrainin ng Catalo C ogue 2016 6 Q QUALIT TY STA ANDAR RDS A Audit Auditting tech hniques for f mainttenance

Course C o objectives s Detailed D u understand ding of th he main principles p a and objecctives of an audit quality sysstem in compliance c e with a specific standard (ISO O 9001 – EN91xx E – Part P 21 – Part 145 – etc.) e Knowledge K and abillity to apply audit preparation p n, plan nning, conduct, evaluating, e reporting g and follow-up methodolog m gy, in a le ean way and with high added value of the personal Knowledge K p attributes a re elated to ccommunica ation and behaviour b of o the au uditor in order to manage re elationship p during the e audit

Cours se plan 

Principles of audit



Introductio on to ISO 119011 stan ndard:  Key definition relatted to auditts  Audit planning  Role off the audit cclient  Audit programme 

Audit phases:

 Initiating the audit  Conduc cting docum ment review w  Prepariing the on-ssite audit ac ctivities  Conduc cting on-sitee audit activ vities  Prepariing, approv ing and disttributing the e audit report

Target T atttendees

 Comple eting the auudit

Quality Q man nagers, internal audittors Any A person nnel involve ed in intern nal or external e auditing

 Conduc cting audit ffollow-up

Prerequis P sites



Communication duriing the aud dit  Auditorr’s behaviouur and attitu udes



Exercises to consoliidate acquired knowledge



Audit simu ulation

None N

Duration D 3 days This course can be b combin ned with ttraining co ourses on n aerospacce quality y standard ds (EN 9100, EN 9110, EN N 9120) orr aviation regulations (Part 145, 1 Part M M, etc.) in n order to o apply audit tech hniques to o aeronau utics 12

Aviati A ion Trrainin ng Catalo C ogue 2016 6 UALITY Y STAN NDARD DS QU A Audit Au uditing Techniqu T ues Train ning for Flight F and Groun d Operations Course C o objectives s Understand U ing of how h to conduct effective Part O OPS com mpliance monitoring m activities in relation to flight operations o Understand U h to conduct ing of how compliance monitoriing activiities in re elation to ccontracted activities such as ground hand dling in an efffective com Knowledge K mpliance monitoring m process which w will provide adequate fe eedback to o the Acco ountable Manager, M in n line with determinatio d on of the ro oot causess of findingss and adeq quacy of corrective actions in comp Knowledge K pliance mo onitoring te echniques to facilitatte a fully effective compliance monitoring process in re elation to fflight and ground op perations and suppo orting the achievem ment of business ob bjectives

Target T atte endees Compliance C e Monittoring (Quality) Managers M a and Auditorrs Accountable A e Manag gers and Flight to Operations O Manage ers willing understand and ensure e th hat the compliance monitoring and as ssociated audit proce ess will provide p the em with sufficient asssurance off the adequ uacy and effectivenesss of opera ations in re elation to re egulatory ccompliance Prerequisit P tes Aviation A ope erations background

Cours se plan 

Manageme M ent system m requireme ents of Parrt OPS O



The T Princip ples of Mannagement System



The T role & responsib ilities of a Compliancce Manager M



Complianc C e auditing as an integral part of manageme m ent



Developme D ent of comppliance mo onitoring programme p es



Complianc C e auditing and reportting metho ods



Audit A plann ning and deevelopmen nt of checkk lists



Best B practices in auddit conduct



Auditing A sk kills and tecchniques



Factual F rep porting of aaudit findings



Interactive audit role play activity



Audit A reporrts and reccords



Non-compl N iance roott cause dettermination n,



Corrective C action andd audit follo ow-up



Competenc C cy and evaaluation of the auditors



Psychologi P cal aspectts of auditing



Auditor A perrsonal attri butes, kno owledge an nd skills s



Education, E work expeerience, au uditor training and a audit experience e e

Duration D 3 days 13

Aviati A ion Trrainin ng Catalo C ogue 2016 6 Q QUALIT TY STA ANDAR RDS In ndustrial perfforman nce Supplly Chain Maturity y Course C o objectives s

Cours se plan

Kn nowledge a and use of the tools including IA AQG tool in measuring performance of ind dustrial p processes from ex xisting or po otential ssuppliers and yo our own org ganization:



The intternationall aviatio on regu ulatory environme ent: IAQG and their missions m



SCMH (Supply Chain Manage ement Handbook k) tool : SS SCAM (Su upplier Sele ection & Capability As sessment Model) and associated d documennts.

 SSCAM ((Supplier Selection S & Capability Assessm ment Model)  Understa anding of the imp provement process of perform mances of suppliers your on (selfand off organizatio assessment)

Lead L an a assessmen nt of the maturity le evel of industrial pe erformances using SSCAM S an nd develo op an actiion plan/ im mprovement plan of the industrial network of your orga anization and/or the organization o n.

Target T atttendees Quality Q Departmentt second partts auditorss

staff,

first f

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Managers M of the diffferent org ganization sectors Any A staff involved in i the ce ertification process p

Prerequis P sites Knowledge K of the process appro oach

Duration D 1 day

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Processes and theeir contributting factors Maturity y Levels Maturity y level eval uation Assess sment Repoort of the ma aturity level



Evaluation n of the orgganization and visualization of resu lts



Identification of gapss and issue e of action n plan/impro ovement



Follow-up of the act ions



Practical exercises e oof evaluatio on and issue of the action plan

This course c wa as develooped in partnership p p with EAQG G

Aviati A ion Trrainin ng Catalo C ogue 2016 6 Q QUALIT TY STA ANDAR RDS In ndustrial perfforman nce SCM MH (Sup pply Chaiin Manag gement Handboo H ok) - Ass essmentt tools Course C o objectives s Knowledge K and use the 2 IA AQG toolss with w regard d to perform mance eva aluation off in ndustrial prrocesses of o your sup ppliers and of o your own o organizatio on (self-assessmen a nt):  

SSCAM M PPDAC C

Control C the e performa ances imp provementt approach a of you ur suppliers and subcontracttors and your organization using the tw wo IAQG dedicated to ools Lead L an asssessment of the maturity level of o industria al performances and d develop p an a action p plan /impro ovement plan p of an organization o n industria al network Use U a P PPDAC qu uestionnaire as a supplementtary guide to SSCAM M in orderr to o perform a more dettailed asse essment off th he organizzation or off an ability to assesss risks and in nteractivity between processes p

Target T atttendees Quality Q De epartment staff, first f and second partts auditorss Managers M of the diff fferent organization sectors

Prerequis P sites

Cours se plan 

The intternationall aviatio on regu ulatory environme ent: IAQG and their missions m



IAQG SC CMH (Suppply Chain Manage ement Handbook k) Tools, S SSCAM & PPDAC: P



SSCAM  The org ganization i ndustrial prrocesses  the process Contriributing facto ors,  the org ganization m maturity level evaluatio on  The ma aturity level Evaluation Report



PPDAC  From certification c to improvem ment of products  The too ol use and aadaptation with w regard to the company objectivees  Preparation to Process or Organization evaluattion



Evaluation n of tthe visualization of resu lts



Identification of gap s and issu ue of action n plan improvem ment/plan



Follow-up of actionss



Practice exercises e oof evaluation and isssue of the Action n Plan

orga anization

and

This course c wa as develooped in partnership p p with EAQG G

Knowledge K of the process appro oach

Duration D 2 days

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Aviati A ion Trrainin ng Catalo C ogue 2016 6 C CIVIL AVIATIO A ON REG GULAT TION A Aviation n Regu ulatory y Frame ework EASA A regulattory fram mework structure s e

Course C o objectives s

Cours se plan

Knowledge K of the Eu uropean regulatory frramework of civil aviation in its in nternationa al and Euro opean conttext Become B familiar with the e new European E R Regulationss structure e Understand U d the implicatio ons of members m sstates and their own national re egulation



Presentatio P on of the E EASA and its i new responsibil r ities



Presentatio P on of the E EU regulatio ons adoption process p



Presentatio P on of the n ew Europe ean regulations structure s



Presentatio P on of the n ew division ns of responsibil r ities betweeen EASA and the Members M States S

Target T atttendees



The T EASA flight standdards regu ulations (Air Crew, C Air operations o and TCO)



The T EASA ATM/ANS S regulation n (Air Trafffic Controllers C s and Air N avigation System) S



The T EASA Aerodrom me regulatio on (Aerodrrome certification c n)

Everyone E

Prerequis P sites None N

Duration D 1 day

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Aviati A ion Trrainin ng Catalo C ogue 2016 6 C CIVIL AVIATIO A ON REG GULAT TION A Aviation n Regu ulatory y Frame ework Aviatio on Legislation - E Equivalent to Module 10 o of Part 66

Course C o objectives s Familiarisat F tion with th he internattional and European E requirem ments an nd their re elationship p with other o airw worthiness re egulations codes understan Detailed D nding off EASA re egulations,, approva als, and associated a privileges p Have H an understtanding of legal re esponsibilities Familiarisat F tion with h the regulation document la ayout

Target T atttendees Accountabl A e manag gers, qua ality and te echnical m managers Anyone A iinvolved in civil aircraft operation, o maintenan nce and continuing c airworthines a ss

Courrse plan 

Overview w of the inteernational and Europ pean regulation n framewoork



The EASA Part 66 regulation (Maintena ance personne el licenses))



The EASA Part 1455 regulation (Approve ed maintena ance organnizations)



The EASA OPS reggulation (C Commercia al Air Transporrt)



The EASA Part 21 regulation (Certificattion of Aircraft)



The EASA Part M rregulation (Continuing Airworthiness)



Internatio onal and naational spe ecificationss (SB, CRS, ETOPS etc.)



Control of o acquired knowledg ge

Prerequis P sites General G kn nowledge in i aeronau utical field of o civil airccraft operration, ma aintenance and a continu uing airworrthiness

Duration D 4 days

This cou urse cov vers all to opics of Module 10 (Part 66 – App pendix 1)

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Aviati A ion Trrainin ng Catalo C ogue 2016 6 C CIVIL AVIATIO A ON REG GULAT TION C Civil Av viation Autho orities Airworrthiness Inspecto or Basic Training g Course C o objectives s Understand U ding of all the airwo orthiness aspects a ba ased on the interrnational re egulations and EASA A requirements Understand U ding of all ne ecessary in nformation in relation n to the ta asks the must Airworthine A ss Inspector accomplish a within th he frame of their airworthines a ss duties Acquire A an exhaustive review of o all the ta asks that h have to be e performe ed by an Airworthine A ss Inspecttor

Target T atttendees Prospective P e and ne ew National CAA and Airworthine A ss Inspectors re epresentattives of op perators in contact with w the aviation autho orities

Cours se plan 

International requirem ments (ICA AO SARPS S and Documents D s)



EASA E requ uirements



Responsib R ilities of thee State and State regulatory r system



The T role, duties and rresponsibilities of the e Airworthine A ess Inspect ctor



Human H Fac ctors



Safety S Man nagement System



Initial & Co ontinuous A Airworthine ess



EASA E Part M & EASA A Part 145 5



Airworthine A ess functtional documenta d ation



Airworthine A ess operaational org ganisation and documenta d ation



Certificates C s, approvaals, bullettins, direcctives, permits, p lic censes andd supervis sion reportts that are a used within w the frrame of airrworthinesss task accomplish a hment



Oversight O processes p

Prerequis P sites Knowledge K in Airrworthines ss and Operations O and Mana agement co oncepts

org ganisation

and

Duration D 5 days

Note: On--Job Training (OJT) in local nattional proce edures is generally g pperformed at nationall level, with the a assistance of Bureau Veritas (o n request).

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Aviati A ion Trrainin ng Catalo C ogue 2016 6 C CIVIL AVIATIO A ON REG GULAT TION C Civil Av viation Autho orities A Airworth hiness In nspector Recurre ent Trainiing Course C o objectives s

Cours se plan

Addressing A of special focus areas and detailed training on se elected are eas Provision P o of updated informa ation on re evised a and new w airwo orthiness le egislation Remaining R of Airworrthiness In nspector qualification ns throug gh a con ntinuous upgrade pro ocess

Update on: 

ICAO SAPRS and doocuments



EASA E requ uirements



Airworthine A ess Inspect ctor recurre ent training

requ uirements 

The T role, duties annd responsibilities of o the Airworthine A ess Inspect ctor (remind der)



Airworthine A ess inspecttions

Target T atttendees



Facility F insp pections

National N CA AA Airwortthiness Ins spectors and a perso onnel fro om organ nisations being b subcontracte ed to perform operational o oversight functions



Oversight O processes p



Auditing A prrocedures



Workshops W s with all paarticipants

Prerequis P sites Basic B Airwo orthiness trraining

Duration D 2 days

   

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Aviati A ion Trrainin ng Catalo C ogue 2016 6 C CIVIL AVIATIO A ON REG GULAT TION C Civil Av viation Autho orities Flight Operation O ns Inspec ctor Basic Traini ng Course C o objectives s Understand U ding off the basic re equiremen nts of th he AOC safety oversight o a and providing a platfform for fu urther stud dy Understand U ding th he role & re esponsibilities of the e flight op perations in nspector Compliance C e with h interrnational re egulations (ICAO SA ARPS) and d EASA re equiremen nts for FO OI qualific cation & continuous upgrade process in ncluding re ecurrent tra aining at re egular intervals Acquire A o oversight technique es and auditing a pro ocedures Knowledge K in SS SP and SMS im mplementa ation

Cours se plan 

International requirem ments (ICA AO SARPS S and Documents D s)



EASA E and National reequiremen nts



The T role, duties and rresponsibilities of the e FOI



AOC A issuance and coontinuing oversight o



Flight F inspe ections



Ramp R inspections



Cabin C safety oversighht



Human H Fac ctors in Avviation and CRM



Regulatory R y auditing teechniques



Aircrew A training standdardisation n



MMELs M and MELs



Flight F data Monitoringg

Target T atttendees



Leasing L

Prospective P e and ne ew National CAA Flight F Op perations Inspectorrs and personnel p from org ganisations s being subcontractted to pe erform ope erational oversight o fu unctions



Aircraft A ma aintenance and contin nued airworthine a ess



Complianc C e monitorinng system



Safety S Man nagement System

Prerequis P sites



Dangerous D s Goods

Training T an nd manage ement exp perience in n aviation a as an asse et

Duration D 5 days Note: On n-Job Training (OJT T) includin g local na ational pro ocedures is generally perform med at national le evel, with an a assistan nce of Bure eau Veritas s (on reque est).

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Aviati A ion Trrainin ng Catalo C ogue 2016 6 C CIVIL AVIATIO A ON REG GULAT TION C Civil Av viation Autho orities Flight Ope erations Inspecto or Recurrent Traiining Course C o objectives s

Cours se plan

Addressing A of specia al focus are eas and detailed training on se elected are eas Provision P o of updated informa ation on re evised and new op perational aviation le egislation Remaining R of FO OI qualiffications th hrough a ccontinuous upgrade process p

Update on:

Target T atttendees National N CAA Fllight Op perations In nspectors and personnel from organisation o ns being subcontra acted to perform p ope erational oversight o fu unctions

Prerequis P sites In nitial (basicc) FOI traiining and On-JobTraining T



ICAO SAPRS and opperational issues i



EASA E OPS S with curreent update es, includin ng AMCs A and GMs for ccontinuing safety s oversight of o commercial and noon-commercial organisatio o ons



FOI F recurre ent trainingg requirements



Reminder R on o the rolee, duties an nd responsibil r ities of thee FOI



Ramp R inspections



Flight F inspe ections



Facility F insp pections



Oversight O techniques t s



Auditing A prrocedures



Workshops W s with all paarticipants

Duration D 2 days

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Aviati A ion Trrainin ng Catalo C ogue 2016 6 C CIVIL AVIATIO A ON REG GULAT TION C Civil Av viation Autho orities Ca abin Safe ety Inspe ector Tra aining Course C o objectives s Understand U ding of the factors, which w the re egulator w will need to include in a cabin safety overssight progrramme Detailed D kn nowledge of Air OPS and AIR A CREW W cabin sa afety requirements and a their im mplementattion Knowledge K in establishing a cabin safety inspe ection prog gramme

Cours se plan 

Cabin C Crew w Training and relate ed requiremen r nts:  Initial Cabin Crew ((CC) trainin ng  Cabin crew c Recurrrent training g  Cabin crew c Refressher training g  Cabin crew c converrsion and diifferences training  Single cabin c crew ooperations training  Senior Cabin C Crew w Member (S SCCM) training

Target T atttendees

 Familiarization trainning

National N CAA Fllight Op perations Safety In nspectors and Cabin Operations O Inspectorss

Cabin crew c safety procedures s manual an nd training manual  Cabin crew c trainingg records



Cabin C Safe ety Inspecttion Progra amme:

Prerequis P sites

 Aircraft inspection

Basic B know wledge in the interrnational and a Air OPS requirrements fo or cabin safety operations

 Demons stration/prooving flight  Cabin ra amp inspecction  Cabin crew c pre-fligght briefing  Cabin crew c pre-fligght cabin em mergency &

Duration D

 safety equipment e ccheck

3 days

 Cabin fllight inspect ction



Passenger P r safety relaated inform mation:  Passenger safety bbriefing card ds  Pre-fligh ht safety briiefings  Passenger briefinggs in emergency



Emergency E y evacuatioon:  Emerge ency evacuaation proced dures

 Emerge ency evacuaation demon nstration tesst (AC 25.803-1A)

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Aviati A ion Trrainin ng Catalo C ogue 2016 6 C CIVIL AVIATIO A ON REG GULAT TION C Civil Av viation Autho orities SS SP - Statte Safety y Program mme Course C o objectives s

Courrse plan

Provide P the e participants unde erstanding of: o



Introduction to the ssafety concept

 State Sa afety Progra amme conc cepts



 ICAO S Standards and Reco ommended Practice es (SARPs)) on SSP

Regulato ory requirem ments of Civil C Aviatio on Authoritie es



SSP definition and objectives s

 The rela ationship be etween SSP P and SMS



Relations ship betweeen SSP an nd SMS

 The re esponsibilitie es related to safety oversigh ht



SSP fram mework:



Safety Po olicy & Objjectives



Safety Riisk Manageement



Safety As ssurance



Safety Prromotion



Presenta ation of the European n Aviation Safety S Programm me & Plan (EASP)



Implemen ntation of S SSP



Developm ment of thee SSP man nual



Safety ov versight: auudit techniques

Develop D participantts’ knowlledge im mplement a an SSP Plan P the implementation of an SSP S

to

Target T atttendees Director D G General of Civil Aviation Authorities A Representa R atives fro om Civil Aviation Authorities A with respo onsibilities regarding SSP S or SMS

Prerequis P sites None N

Duration D 1 day

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Aviati A ion Trrainin ng Catalo C ogue 2016 6 C CIVIL AVIATIO A ON REG GULAT TION C Civil Av viation Autho orities Also contact us for:

Safety S Man nagement System In nspectors s Training T dedicated to Civil Aviattion staff in n charge off oversight related to SMS for aeronautica a al organisation o ns includin ng carriers,, airports, m manufacturers and maintenanc m ce organisa ation

ICAO Safe ety Audit (USOAP) ( Training T of personnel from Civil Aviation A Authorities to the USO OAP audit and the 19 9 ICAO Annexes A re equirementts

Accidents A s & Inciden nts investigation The T training g includes the role off accidentss/incidents investigation within tthe safety manageme ent, and a introduces the invvestigation n technique es as well as a the associated moodel and to ools

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Aviati A ion Trrainin ng Catalo C ogue 2016 6 C CIVIL AVIATIO A ON REG GULAT TION In nitial Airwort A hiness s Part 21 1 subparrt J - Des sign Orga anisation n Approv val (DOA A)

Course C o objectives s Knowledge K in PART T 21 Subp parts for enhanced e understa anding of their in nterconnecctivity and d contribu ution to airworthines a ss specific Good G un nderstandin ng of re equiremen nts of Part 21 parrticularly th hose in Subpart J relative r to Design activities a (D DOA)

Cours se plan 

International Civil Aviiation Regu ulations



European E civil c aviatioon regulatio ons structu ure



The T concept of approoval and its s implicatio ons



The T different Subpartts in Part 21 2



Detailed D prresentationn of Part 21 1 Subpart J requiremen r nts: DOA aapproval



Obligations O s and rightss related to o the appro oval



DAO D appro oval processs presentation

Target T atttendees



Initial issua ance of DO OA approva al

Quality Q A Assurance e, airwo orthiness manageme m nt, engin neering, method, control, and d customerr service sttaff



Continuing C DAO apprroval proce ess



Control C of acquired a kknowledge

Prerequis P sites General G kno owledge in n aeronautical field

Duration D 1 day

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Aviati A ion Trrainin ng Catalo C ogue 2016 6 C CIVIL AVIATIO A ON REG GULAT TION In nitial Airwort A hiness s P Part 21 subpart s G - Produ uction Organisation Apprroval (PO OA)

Course C o objectives s Be B familiar with the EA ASA regulation for th he producttion of aircrraft Have H a de etailed und derstanding g of the EASA E PAR RT 21G (P POA) requirements and a know its scope e and ob bjectives re elated to cconception and produ uction of aeronautica a al materialss (components)

Cours se plan  IC CAO: Overv view of thee international regulattions  EA ASA (European Aviattion Safety y Agency): History and Organisati on  Eu uropean Regulationss (IR, CS ettc.)  Re egulation structure s  Sttatus on ne ew regulati ons develo opments  EA ASA PART T 21:

Target T atttendees

 Presentation P n of the doccument, objectives

Assurance A Qualityy, airwo orthiness manageme m nt, engin neering, method, production, p control, and customer service stafff

 Definitions D

Prerequis P sites

 De etail review w of the Suubpart G (P Production Ap pproval)

General G kno owledge in n aeronautical field

 Design D Orga anisation Appproval (DO OA)  Production P Organisatio O on Approval (POA)  Additional A Chapters: C TC C, modificattions & STC C, repair definitio on, ETSO eetc.

 Ho ow to use the t EASA Form 1

Duration D 1 day

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 Co ontrol of ac cquired knoowledge

Aviati A ion Trrainin ng Catalo C ogue 2016 6 C CIVIL AVIATIO A ON REG GULAT TION In nitial Airwort A hiness s Also contact us for:

Part 21 s subpart B – Type-Ce ertificates s Understan nding the process p tha at allows th he Civil Av viation Auth horities to iissue Type e Certificattes for aircraft an nd to mana age change es to such TC

Part 21 s subpart D//E – Chang ges to Typ pe Certific cates and Supplemeental Type e Certifica ates Presentattion of the processes for the ap pproval of changes, c depending d on their cla assification ns and on the privvileges of the t applica ant

Part 21 s subpart M – Repairs s Understan nding the process p forr the appro oval of repa airs as welll as the asssociated requiremen r nts and DOA privileges

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Aviati A ion Trrainin ng Catalo C ogue 2016 6 C CIVIL AVIATIO A ON REG GULAT TION In nitial Airwort A hiness s DO--178 - So oftware considera c ations in n airborne system ms certifiication Course C o objectives s Knowledge K in the requirements related to o critical ae eronautical software in the pro Knowledge K ocess to be e applied a for certification of airborrne software in how to adapt this Knowledge K approach a in n special ca ases covered by th he standarrd (automa atic coding, software reuse...)

Cours se plan 

Regulatory R y context off certification



General G principles annd system aspects:  System certificationn VS softwa are certificattion  Software e levels  Architectural optionns 

Development plannning:

 Definition of the life cycle  Objectives and plannning activitties

Target T atttendees

 Transitio on criteria

Project P man nagers, software man nagers, methods m en ngineers, people p in charge of o the certiffication of airborne a sy ystems, quality assu urance managers Any A staff invvolved in developing d software forr complex or highly in ntegrated a aircraft sysstems

 Plans an nd standardds  The environment (m methods, tools ...)  Development proceess



Supporting S activities:  Verification  Configurration manaagement  Quality Assurance A

Prerequis P sites



General G kno owledge of software engineering e g and softw ware Qualitty Assurance A

Duration D 2 days

Demonstra D ation of com mpliance:  Traceability informaation  Verification  Certification coordinnation



Specific S aspects:  Commerrcial softwa re  Software e reuse  Development tools and environ nment

 Specific means of ccompliance

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Aviati A ion Trrainin ng Catalo C ogue 2016 6 C CIVIL AVIATIO A ON REG GULAT TION In nitial Airwort A hiness s D DO-254 - Design Assuran A ce for Airborne Electron E ic Hardw ware Course C o objectives s

Cours se plan

Knowledge K in th he requirements applicable a to airb borne ellectronic hardware Knowledge K in the procedure e to be applied a for the certification of airborne a hardware



Regulatory R y context off certification



General G principles annd system aspects:

Target T atttendees



Project P Managers, hardware managers, m metho ods engineers, people p in ccharge of the t certific cation of airborne a systems, quality q assurance managers m Any A staff in nvolved in the development of o electron nic hardwa are (PCB, ASIC, PAL, P etc.)) for com mplex or highly in ntegrated a aircraft sysstems

 System certificationn VS hardwa are certifica ation  The leve els of criticaality of the equipment  Development plannning

Developme D ent processs:  Requirem ments colleection  Preliminary and dettailed design  Realization  Transferr into producction  Acceptance testing  Mass production



Support S ac ctivities:  Verification and valiidation  Configurration manaagement

Prerequis P sites General G design

kknowledge e

Duration D 2 days

 Quality Assurance A

in

ele ectronics



Demonstra D ation of com mpliance:  Docume entation andd information traceabilitty



Specific S as spects:  Materials s Trade  The reus sed materiaals  In-servic ce experiencce

 Tool qua alification

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Aviati A ion Trrainin ng Catalo C ogue 2016 6 C CIVIL AVIATIO A ON REG GULAT TION In nitial Airwort A hiness s Also contact us for:

SB S – Service Bulletin Understand U ding of the concept off Service B Bulletin, the e different SB categoories and how h to establish, e a approve and issue a Service S Bu ulletin

In ndividual A Aircraft Certificatio C on Understand U ding of the Individual Aircraft Ce ertification process and the reqquirements to complyy with in n order to o obtain a Ce ertificate of Airworthi ness (C off A)

Part/CCAR P R 21 – Com mparison between b E EASA and CAAC reg gulations Knowing K the main diffferences between Ch hinese and d European n regulationns for the Design and d Production P of aircraft and their component c ts

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Aviati A ion Trrainin ng Catalo C ogue 2016 6 C CIVIL AVIATIO A ON REG GULAT TION C Continu uing Aiirworth hiness Manag gementt Pa art M subparts G & I - Co ontinuing g Airwortthiness M Managem ment Course C o objectives s Detailed D un nderstandiing of the e EASA Part P M re equirementts related to the manageme m nt of aircra aft airworth hiness Ability A to crreate and maintain a Part M approval a Understand U ding of lega al responsiibilities Familiarisat F tion with the re egulation document la ayout

Target T atttendees Technical T managers in air transport companies,, accountable manag gers and Qu Technical T uality Ma anagers, Quality Q Au uditors off repair stations (a aircraft or ccomponents) Anyone A involved in maintenance organization o ns

Prerequis P sites General G kno owledge in n aeronautical field

Cours se plan 

General G ov verview of tthe Europe ean regula ation



General G ov verview of aall subpartts of the EU U 2042/2003 2 Europeann regulation n Part M



Definition D of o responsiibilities



Definition D of o Continui ng Airwortthiness Manageme M ent



Maintenanc M ce standarrds



Aviation A co omponentss



Continuing C airworthinness management Organisatio O on (CAMO O)



Continuing C airworthinness management exposition e (CAME): ppresentatio on of the document, d objectivess, content



Certificate C for Releasse to Servic ce (CRS)



Airworthine A ess Review w



Airworthine A ess Review w Certificatte (ARC) isssue



Control C of acquired a kknowledge

Duration D 1 day

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Aviati A ion Trrainin ng Catalo C ogue 2016 6 C CIVIL AVIATIO A ON REG GULAT TION C Continu uing Aiirworth hiness Manag gementt Part M subpa art F/G/I - Mainten nance Orrganisatiion for no on-large e aircraft Course C o objectives s

Cours se plan

Getting G to grips witth the ap pplicable non-large aircraftt maintenance re equiremen nts in Europ pe Understand U ding of ho ow to obtain and maintain m aP Part M sub bpart F app proval Have H an understa anding of legal re esponsibilities



Regulation R structure



Introduction to the Paart M subparts



Definitions D of responssibilities



Definition D of o Managem ment, Continuing C Airworthi ness



Maintenanc M ce standarrds



Aircraft A com mponents

Target T atttendees



Maintenanc M ce Organizzation struc cture

Managers M and perso onnel invo olved in lig ght aircraftt maintena ance Aircraft A O Owners, Presidentts and Technical T M Managers of o flying sc chool Aircraft A eng gineers



Maintenanc M ce Organissation Man nual



Certificate C of Releasee to Servic ce (CRS)



Airworthine A ess Review w Certificatte (ARC)



Issue and renewal r off ARC



Importation n of Aircrafft



Assessmen A nt of acqui red knowle edge

Prerequis P sites Knowledge K of aviation airworthines a ss principle es

Duration D 2 days

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Aviati A ion Trrainin ng Catalo C ogue 2016 6 C CIVIL AVIATIO A ON REG GULAT TION C Continu uing Aiirworth hiness Manag gementt Mainten nance Prrogramm me Course C o objectives s Understand U ding of th he objectiv ves and th he role of a Maintena ance Progrramme Developme D ent and use of o the Maintenanc M ce Program mme Update U a and imprrovement of a Maintenanc M ce Program mme

Target T atttendees Personnel P in charg ge of Co ontinuing Airworthine A ss and involved in the developmen nt and use of Maintenance Programme P e and Relia ability Prog gramme

Prerequis P sites Basics B of the regula atory environment fo or the continuin ng airwo orthiness manageme m nt of aircra aft

Duration D 1 day

Cours se Plan                              

General G Co oncepts: General G Prrinciples off the Maintenance Programme P e (MP) Definition D and a naturee of the diffe erent manuals Responsib R ility, Appliccability, Ap pproval Developme D ent State S regullatory requuirements Instructions s for Continnuing Airw worthiness (ICA) The T MSG-3 3 process The T certific cation requuirements (ALI, ( CMR) EWIS E and CDCCL Modificatio M ns & Operrations MP M for a fle eet of the ssame aircrraft type Customiza C tion of a M MP to a parrticular airccraft Change C Ma anagemennt Predictive P Operation O of the airc craft Low L Utilisa ation Requiirements (L LUR) Specific S typ pe of operaation (weather, environme e nt, manoeuuvre, ETOPS etc.) Structure S and a contennts of a MP P Backgroun B d & pagingg Recommen R ndations & mistakes to be avoid ded Pitfalls P and d recommeendations Three T case e studies Amendmen A nt - Optimizzation MP M amendment and annual update MP M optimiz zation and use of Reliability Programme P e Merging M of maintenannce tasks Approval A Steps S and approval P Process Documents D s introduceed by the Authority A Indirect approval

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Aviati A ion Trrainin ng Catalo C ogue 2016 6 C CIVIL AVIATIO A ON REG GULAT TION C Continu uing Aiirworth hiness Manag gementt Reliab bility Pro ogramme e Course C o objectives s

Cours se plan

Understand U ding of th he objectiv ves and stakes re elated to o a Reliability R Programme P e Developme D ent and intterpretation n of the re esults of th he Reliability Program mme In ntroduction n of the outcome of the re eliability an nalysis into o the Maintenance Programme P e



General G



Target T atttendees

 

History H and d evolutionn of aircraftt maintenance concepts c Definition D and a objectiives of a Reliability R Programme P e Relationsh R ip betweenn Reliability y Programme & Maintenanc M ce Program mme Reliability R Programm P e management in the e CAME C Regulatory R y Requirem ments Review R of the t differennt regulato ory requiremen r nts When W is a Reliability Programm me required d? Case C studies Examples E of o indicato ors that can n be used to t track t reliab bility Definition D of o alert leveels Example E of applicatioon: reliability problem m of the t OFV Sources S Sources S off data to deevelop a Reliability R Programme P e Examples E of o incidentts Part P remov val rate andd reliability y tracking Information n processinng Calculation C n of indicattors Data D proce essing by ssimple analysis Form F and content c of a reliability y report Example E of Reliabilityy Reports Data D Analy ysis Method M of examiningg data Consequen C nces of Daata Analysis Decisions D Example E of cost-beneefit analysis Engine E Condition Moonitoring General G principles off engine reliability

Personnel P in charg ge of Co ontinuing Airworthine A ss and involved in the developmen nt and use of Maintenance Programme P e and Relia ability Prog gramme

Prerequis P sites Basics B of the regula atory environment fo or the continuin ng airwo orthiness manageme m nt of aircra aft

Duration D 1 day

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Aviati A ion Trrainin ng Catalo C ogue 2016 6 C CIVIL AVIATIO A ON REG GULAT TION C Continu uing Aiirworth hiness Manag gementt Also contact us for:

Airworthin A ess Revie ew Know-how K related to the t aircraftt records re eview and aircraft ph hysical exaamination required r for the is ssuance off an Airworrthiness Re eview Certtificate or a recomme endation too the competent Authority

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Aviati A ion Trrainin ng Catalo C ogue 2016 6 C CIVIL AVIATIO A ON REG GULAT TION M Mainten nance Part 145 5 - EASA Mainten nance Orrganisatio on Appro oval (MO OA) Course C o objectives s

Cours se plan

Detailed D un nderstandiing of the e EASA Part P 145 requirements and a its re elationship p with other airwo orthiness re egulations codes Ability A to create and a mainttain an approval a fo or aircraft and components maintenanc m ce Understand U ding off the legal re esponsibilities Familiarisat F tion with the re egulation document la ayout



General G ov verview of tthe new European regulations r s



The T Europe ean regulaation Part 145: 1



Additional A proceduress versus th he JAR 145 5 MOE M

Target T atttendees



Responsib R ilities relateed to certiffication and d the aircraft a Cerrtificate forr Release to t Service (CRS) (



The T compo onents Cerrtificate for Release to service s EA ASA FORM M1



Control C of acquired a kknowledge

Accountabl A e managers, quality and te echnical m managers, quality aud ditors of re epair statio ons (aircrafft or compo onents) Accountabl A e manag gers and quality managers m of PART T 145 approved organization o ns Anyone A involved in maintenance organization o ns

Prerequis P sites None N

Duration D 1 day

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 Detailed presentatioon  Definitions  Quality requirement r ts including g the AMCs  Maintenance Organnisation Exp position (MO OE):  Presenta ation of the document, objectives  Content

Aviati A ion Trrainin ng Catalo C ogue 2016 6 C CIVIL AVIATIO A ON REG GULAT TION M Mainten nance CCAR R 145 - CA AAC Maiintenanc ce Organisation A Approval Course C o objectives s Detailed D un nderstandin ng of the Chinese Regulation R CCAR R Part 145 re equiremen nts, includin ng practica al details as a regards approval isssue and renewal, r fo or aircraftt and co omponents s repair stations Ability A to m meet the increasing needs n of th he Chinese e aviation market m

Cours se plan 

General G inttroduction: international regulattion context c



Regulation R stake: saffety



ICAO



The T interna ational reguulation



General G inttroduction:  CAAC  History

Target T atttendees Accountabl A e managers, quality and te echnical m managers, quality aud ditors of re epair statio ons (aircrafft or compo onents) Accountabl A e mana agers, te echnical managers m o of operatorrs Anyone A involved in maintenance organization o ns

Prerequis P sites Knowledge K of aircraft maintenan nce and its regulatorry environm ment (Partt 145)

 Regulation structuree



Application A n for CCAR R Part 145 R3 approvval



CCAR C Partt 145 R3 reegulation:  Detailed presentatioon  Definitions, requirem ments  Differenc ces with EA ASA PART1 145  Differenc ces with CC CAR Part 14 45 R2



Maintenanc M ce Manuall: documen nt presenta ation, objectives, o content



Implementa ation in thee existing documenta d ation (MOE) (



Release R off aircraft coomponent with w Form AAC038 0



Control C of acquired a kknowledge

Duration D 1 day

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Aviati A ion Trrainin ng Catalo C ogue 2016 6 C CIVIL AVIATIO A ON REG GULAT TION M Mainten nance P Part 66 - Aircraft Maintenance Lic cence (AM ML) Course C o objectives s

Cours se plan

Knowledge K of the EASA E reg gulations re egarding q qualification n of certifyiing staff Detailed D un nderstandiing of the e EASA Part P 66 requirem ments and its re elationship p with other airwo orthiness re egulation ccodes Understand U ding off the legal re esponsibilities Familiarity F with the re egulation document la ayout Ability A to a apply the requireme ent in a practical p ma anner



International Aviationn environment



European E community c y aviation regulations r s



Links L between mainteenance reg gulations: Part P 145, Part P 66, Paart 147



Part P 66 and d the licencces princip ple:

Target T atttendees



Equivalenc E ce, grandfaathering rig ghts

Accountabl A e managers, quality and managerss, te echnical PART T 145 maintenanc m ce worksho op certifying staff Part P 147 tra aining scho ools manag gers



Additional A trainings t



Highlights H on o the lastt amendme ent of 2042/2003 2 :

 Certifying staff cateegories  Application  Privilege es  Experien nce requirem ments  Basic kn nowledge reequirements s and task rating r training

 New B3 licence

Prerequis P sites

 Changes s in type annd group rattings and tyype training

Knowledge K of aircraftt maintenance and its regulatorry environm ment (Partt 145)

 Changes s in the privvileges of B1 and B2 licences



Duration D 1 day

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Control C of acquired a kknowledge

Aviati A ion Trrainin ng Catalo C ogue 2016 6 C CIVIL AVIATIO A ON REG GULAT TION M Mainten nance Pa art 147 - Maintenance Tra aining Orrganisation Apprroval (MT TOA)

Course C o objectives s Detailed D un nderstandiing of the e EASA Part P 147 requirements and a its re elationship p with other airwo orthiness re egulation ccodes Understand U ding of lega al responsiibilities Familiarisat F tion with the re egulation document la ayout Ability A to a apply the requireme ent in a practical p ma anner

Target T atttendees Accountabl A e managers, quality and te echnical ers, instructors, manage examiners e and staff of o training schools managers m Accountabl A e manag gers and quality managers m of PART T 145 approved organization o ns

Cours se plan 

International Aviationn environment



European E community c y aviation regulations r s



Aircraft A ma aintenance Regulations



PART P 147 and relateed AMC:  Definitions  Detailed presentatioon,  Requirem ments



Organizatio O on of an Appproved Maintenanc M e training t sch hool



The T Mainte enance Traaining Orga anisation Exposition E (MTOE):  Presenta ation of the document  Objectives  Structure e



Basic B trainiing: theoreetical and practical p tra aining



Basic B know wledge exaamination



Theoretica T l and practtical task ra ating training

Prerequis P sites Knowledge K of aircraftt maintenance and its regulatorry environm ment (Partt 145)

Duration D 1 day

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Aviati A ion Trrainin ng Catalo C ogue 2016 6 C CIVIL AVIATIO A ON REG GULAT TION M Mainten nance P Part/FAR 145 & CAR 573 - Comparison between EA ASA, FA AA & CAR 573 regu ulations Objective O es course e Understand U ding of the similaritties and th he main difference es betwe een the EASA E (European Aviation Safety Agency), A tthe FAA (Federal Aviation Administrat A tion) and TCAA (Transport Canadian C C Civil Aviatio on) for airc craft and components maintena ance requirements Knowledge K how to ob btain and maintain m a FAR145 a and CAR 573 5 Repairr Station approval a ass per the MAG M agreement

Target T atttendees Any A person nnel involve ed in a BA ASA-MIP agreement a or seeking g such agre eement Any A staff involved in n maintenance of aircraft a acccording to o regulatio on FAR 145 and/or Part 145

Prerequis P sites Knowledge K of regulation EASA Part 145

Duration D 1 day

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Cours se plan 

International (ICAO) aand Europ pean regula atory environme e nt



Structure S of o the US reegulations



Structure S of o the EU reegulations



Production P and mainttenance in n the Europ pean Union U and the Unitedd States



Maintenanc M ce (FAR 1445, FAR 43, FAR 65, FAR 121 1 Subpa art L)



Integration of FAR 1445 and FAR R 43 requiremen r nts in the re regulation Part P 145



Taking T into o account tthe require ement CAR R 573 & 571 in the MAG EA ASA - TCA AA



Detailed D co omparison of EASA Part P 145, 14 1 CFR C Part 145 1 (FAR1 45) and CAR 573 (T TCAA) requiremen r nts



Release R to Service foor an EASA A Part 145 5, 14 CFR C Part 145 1 (FAR1 45) and fo or the CAR 573 (TCAA) ( – EASA E Form m 1 “dual release” r



Maintenanc M ce Organissation Exposition (MO OE), the t specific c chapter fo for FAA agreement (p part 7) 7 and the TCAA (parrt 8)



Control C of acquired a kknowledge

Aviati A ion Trrainin ng Catalo C ogue 2016 6 C CIVIL AVIATIO A ON REG GULAT TION M Mainten nance CRS - Certifica ate of Re elease to o Service e Course C O Objective es Knowledge K of the ap pplicable re equiremen nts related d to airc craft or aircraft a com mponent Re elease to Service S Knowledge K of the e respon nsibilities associated a to the issu ue of a CRS S

Target T atttendees Accountabl A e mana agers, te echnical managers, m quality managers s, team le eaders Any A person nnel involve ed in maintenance of o aircraft/aircraft com mponent Certifying C staff

Cours se plan 

Definition, D objectives o



Certifying C staff s



Qualificatio Q ons



Responsib R ilities



Tasks T



Intervention n of subcoontractors



Documents D s used



EASA E Form m 1, CRS-C CRM



FAA F Form 8130-3



Control C of acquired a k nowledge

Prerequis P sites Knowledge K of aviattion maintenance and a regulattory environment

Duration D 0,5 0 day

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Aviati A ion Trrainin ng Catalo C ogue 2016 6 C CIVIL AVIATIO A ON REG GULAT TION M Mainten nance Suspec cted Una approved d Parts (SUP) - Bogus B Pa arts

Course C O Objective es

Co ourse pla an

Knowledge K and advicce to courrse participants p s in enabling them to more m succcessful recognitio on, manageme m nt and report of BOGUS B PA ARTS prob blems.



Enviro onment and d History ((Definition, issues, History y from 199 95 to preseent…)



Why should we w unapproved partts?



Cost and a impact of installinng SUPs

Target T atttendees



Parts Approval Processses Role es and Respo onsibilities (FAA, E EASA, Certificate, holderrs, Manufac cturers, MR ROs…)



Receiv ving Inspections andd how unapproved parts enter e the system



Determ mining the e status oof parts and a part substa antiation



Determ mining airw worthiness of parts Involved I In acciidents



Part Marking M Re equirementts; new an nd used parts with w update ed materiaals



Fabric cation of pa arts during maintenan nce



Civil and Legal Impact of pproducing, selling, certific cating, or in nstalling Unnapproved d Parts



What is being done too address s SUPs problem? (Industry, Governnment)



Reportting a SU UP and intterfacing with w the FAA/E EASA



Setting g up a SUP program m and actio ons that you ca an take



Servic ces those are a availa ble to ass sist your organization

Accountabl A e mana agers, any a corporate operator, air carrie er, manufactur m rer, repair station and supplier that is invo olved in the procuremen p nt, m manageme nt, in nspection, distribu ution and approval a of p parts and components within the aviation supply chaiin and can n be a dire ect link to prevvent a SUP P from being in nstalled in an aircrafft, engine or system.

Prerequis P sites Knowledge K maintenanc m ce environmen e nt

Duration D 1 day

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Aviati A ion Trrainin ng Catalo C ogue 2016 6 C CIVIL AVIATIO A ON REG GULAT TION M Mainten nance Hum man Facto ors - Awa areness course Course C o objectives s

Cours se plan

Understand U ding of the appearance process p off human errors an nd their consequencces within n the aircraft or component maintenan nce organisations Knowledge K of the factors that allow a diminution o of these ca auses Knowledge K in the approach re ecommend ded in the fascicle GSAC G P 54-46 5



General G inttroduction:



A new visio on on hum ans and sa afety



ICAO and EASA answ wer



Awareness A s about “Huuman Facttors”:



Physiologic P cal and meedical basis s



Operator O in ntellectual capacity and limits



Human H errors and re liability



Stress-ada S aptation-viggilance and d attention

Target T atttendees



Communic C ations withhin a team



Systems S au utomation



Decision D making m



Resources R managem ment within a team



The T operattor, actor oof a comple ex system



Synthesis: S what is a ssafe organ nisation?

Prerequis P sites



Dangerous D s attitudes and their prevention p

None N



Glossary G

Duration D



Control C of acquired a kknowledge

Airline A ma aintenance staff, Pa art 145 maintenanc m ce organisation staff (quality managers, m anagers, technical ma engineers, e ng staff, operatorss, certifyin etc.) e

1 day

Bureau Veritas participa p ated in th he writing g of Fasc cicle P 5 54-46

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Aviati A ion Trrainin ng Catalo C ogue 2016 6 C CIVIL AVIATIO A ON REG GULAT TION M Mainten nance Hum man Facttors - Advanced course c Course C o objectives s Understand U ding of the appearance process p off human errors an nd their consequencces within n the aircraft or component maintenan nce organisations Knowledge K of the factors that allow a diminution o of these ca auses Know K led dge in the approach re ecommend ded in the fascicle GSAC G P 54-46 5 Im mprovement of the safety s of pe ersonnel and a produccts maintain ned

Cours se plan 

General G inttroduction:



A new visio on on hum ans and sa afety



ICAO and EASA answ wer



Detailed D prresentationn of “Huma an Factors””:



Physiologic P cal and meedical basis s



Operator O in ntellectual capacity and limits



Human H errors and re liability



Stress-ada S aptation-viggilance and d attention



Communic C ations withhin a team



Systems S au utomation



Decision D making m



Resources R managem ment within a team



The T operattor, actor oof a comple ex system



Exercises E on o optical iillusions



Working W grroups:

Prerequis P sites



Actual A case e studies fr from videos s

None N



Exercises E showing s thhe importan nce of hum man factors f in th he draftingg of proced dures



Use U feedba ack effectivvely



Introduction to Safetyy Managem ment Syste em



Exercises E et e psycholoogical tests s



Control C of acquired a kknowledge

Target T atttendees Airline A ma aintenance staff, Pa art 145 maintenanc m ce organisation staff (quality technical ma managers, m anagers, engineers, e operatorss, certifyin ng staff, etc.) e

Duration D 2 days

Bureau Veritas participa p ated in th he establlishmentt of Fasc cicle P 54 4-46

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Aviati A ion Trrainin ng Catalo C ogue 2016 6 C CIVIL AVIATIO A ON REG GULAT TION M Mainten nance Hum man Facttors - Eq quivalentt to Modu ule 9 of P Part 66 Course C o objectives s

Cours se plan

Understand U ding of the e mechan nisms of human errrors emerrgence in aircraft maintenanc m ce Knowledge K about how w to contro ol those fa actors Im mprovement of the safety s of pe ersonnel and a produccts

General presentattion of hum man factors s

Target T atttendees People P in nvolved in component maintenan nce

Prerequis P sites None N

Duration D

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Human H perrformance and huma an limitation ns



The T influen nce of psycchology in individual and a social s actio ons



The T various s factors aaffecting hu uman performanc p ce



The T influen nce of the pphysical en nvironmentt



The T errors inherent inn the organ nisation an nd execution e of o tasks



The T part off communiccation



Mastering M the t humann error proc cess



Identificatio on and conntrol of haz zards in the e workplace w



Control C of acquired a knnowledge

4 days

This courrse covers s all topics of Modu ule 9 (Part 66 – Appe endix 1)

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Aviati A ion Trrainin ng Catalo C ogue 2016 6 C CIVIL AVIATIO A ON REG GULAT TION M Mainten nance CD DCCL - FTS F - Crittical Des sign Con ntrol Con nfiguratio on Limita ations Fue el Tank Safety S Course C o objectives s Compliance C e with the European ED 200 Decision D 07/001/R, which re equires personnel involved in Fuel Tank T Safetty Systemss to be tra ained to CDCCL C Ability A to g give a simple descriiption of th he historiical backg ground and a the elements e requirin ng a safety consideratio on, using common n words and a show wing exa amples of o nonconformitiess

Target T atttendees

Cours se plan 

 Example es of Accideents  Analyses and answ wers FAA an nd EASA



 Fire prev vention



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Concepts C and a requireements to be met  Conceptts of Critica l Design Co onfiguration Control



Limitations L and Requuirements  The Airw worthiness LLimitation Ittems (ALI) fuel f system  Design Requiremen R nts FAA 14 CFR 25 an nd EASA CS 25  AMC De evelopment Part M and d 145  Design Changes C

Prerequis P sites

Duration D

Explanatio E ns and Firee Triangle  Fire Cau uses

Quality Q managers, quality auditors, a engineers, e c of storage s people in charge Any A perso onnel invo olved in aircraft maintenanc m ce activitiess

General G kno owledge in n aeronautical field and a in aircraft mainten nance regu ulation

History H and d conceptss of Fuel Ta ank Safetyy

 Maintenance proceedures Chan nges  Changes s to the MO OE and job cards c



Developme D ent of inertting system ms of reserrvoirs

Aviati A ion Trrainin ng Catalo C ogue 2016 6 C CIVIL AVIATIO A ON REG GULAT TORY M Mainten nance E Electricall Wiring Intercon I nection Systems s (EWIS) - Awareness Cours se plan

Course C o objectives s Technical T a and regula atory know wledge in safety on electrical wiring in nterconnecction systems



Backgroun B nd and conntext of the e implemen ntation of o the safety and pprecautiona ary approa ach to systems s Electrical wiiring interc connection

Understand U ding of the e applicatio on of this re egulation



Requireme R ents regulaation: CS 25, 2 Append dix H 25.4 2 (a) (3) and 25.5 AMC to Appendix A H 25.4 (a) ( (3) and 25.5, and AMC 20-2 21



Focus F on AMC A 20-211:

Target T atttendees

 Enhance ed Zonal Annalysis Proc cedure (EZA AP)

Personnel P involved in n the main ntenance or o manag gement of o the co ontinuing airworthines a ss of aircra aft Personnel P involved in working w nea ar fuel tankks

main ntenance

 Guidanc ce for Geneeral Visual In nspection (G GVI)  Protectio on and cauttion  Analysis s of degradeed situation ns in terms of o safety

Prerequis P sites None N

Duration D 1 day

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Aviati A ion Trrainin ng Catalo C ogue 2016 6 C CIVIL AVIATIO A ON REG GULAT TION M Mainten nance Also contact us for:

Part/CCAR P R 145 – Co omparison between EASA and d CAAC re egulationss Learning L ab bout the main differen nces betwe een Europ pean and Chinese C reggulations fo or the maintenanc m ce of aircra aft and their compone ents

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Aviati A ion Trrainin ng Catalo C ogue 2016 6 C CIVIL AVIATIO A ON REG GULAT TORY F Flight Operati O ons EAS SA Air Op perations s – Aeroplanes Course C o objectives s Knowledge K about the the EASA re egulation transpose ed into European la aw as conccern aircraft operations Ability A to take in nto accou unt the re equiremen nts of Qua ality Assurrance in th he operato or’s flight op perations division d

Cours se plan 

Regulatory R y environm ent: history y, organiza ation, operations o



EASA E Air Operations O s structure including Regulation R s governinng:  Annex I - Definitionss for Annex xes II to VIII  Annex II - Part-ARO O, Authority y Requireme ents for Air Operations O  Annex III - Part-OR RO, Organisation requirem ments for CA AT Operato ors

Target T atttendees Flight F Ope erations Managers, Chief Pilots, P Operrations Control Mana agers, Flight F Crew w Memberss and Cab bin Crew Members M Compliance C e monitorin ng (Quality) staff



Documenta D ation

Prerequis P sites



Forms F

 Annex IV V - Part-CA AT, technica al requireme ents for CAT Operationss with Aerop planes  Annex V - Part-SPA A, requirements for operations requiringg specific approval

None N

Duration D 2 days

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Aviati A ion Trrainin ng Catalo C ogue 2016 6 C CIVIL AVIATIO A ON REG GULAT TORY F Flight Operati O ons EAS SA Air Op perations s – Helic copters Course C o objectives s Knowledge K of the EASA regulation trransposed into European E law as concern aircraft opera ations Ability A to take into acco ount the re equiremen nts of Quality Assurance in the operator’s o fflight opera ations divis sion

Courrse plan 

Regulato ory environ ment: histo ory, organizattion, operaations



EASA Airr Operationns structurre including g Regulatio ons governning:  Annex x I - Definitioons for Annexes II to VIII V  Annex x II - Part-AR RO, Authority Requirem ments for Air Operationss  Annex x III - Part-O ORO, Organ nisation require ements for C CAT Opera ators

Target T atttendees Flight F Operrations Man nagers, Ch hief Pilots, Operations O Control Managers, Flight F Crew w Memberrs and Ca abin Crew Members M Compliance C e monitorin ng (Quality) staff



Documen ntation

Prerequis P sites



Forms

None N

Duration D 2 days

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 Annex x IV - Part-C CAT, technic cal requirem ments for CA AT Operatio ns with Helicopters  Annex x V - Part-SP PA, require ements for operattions requiriing specific approval

Aviati A ion Trrainin ng Catalo C ogue 2016 6 C CIVIL AVIATIO A ON REG GULAT TORY F Flight Operati O ons Human Facto ors in Av viation an nd CRM Course C o objectives s

Cours se plan

Understand U ding of th he human factors affecting a ind dividual an nd team be ehaviour Understand U ding of the e nature off human error e and identify and pred dict the potential p hu uman errorr Knowledge K of the e strategies for re educing orr controlling g human error e and adopt a a crredible, non-punitive e policy to oward hum man error Id dentificatio on of tre eats beforre they become b errrors Developme D ent of effective e risk manageme m nt practice es

Human Error and Reliabilityy:

Target T atttendees







Effective E Communica C ation:  Forms, barriers b andd counterme easures, commun nication styl es  Inquiry, advocacy aand assertiv veness  Conflict resolution  Feedbac ck and critiqque  Situation nal Awareneess:  Compon nents of SA  Informattion processsing  Develop pment of a m mental model  Clues to o the loss off SA  SA and Automation A n

Prerequis P sites

Duration D

Stress: S  Rational VS automaatic thoughtt processess  Acute stress responnses and efffects on performa ance  Delayed responsess under stress  Stress and a human pperformanc ce  Stress and a task com mplexity  Stress to olerance  Workloa ad and task allocation  Fatigue and subtle pilot incapa acitation

All A employees within aviation authorities a erators, in ncluding and ope post p holders, qualityy staff, airr crews, SMS S mana ager, head ds of depa artments and a operations manag gers

In nterest in achieving knowledge in the understanding of the human fa actors in aviation a an nd the CR RM concept as it applies a to diffferent working environmen e nts

Types T of errror  Error chain  Treat an nd error mannagement  Compan ny safety cuulture, SOPs s and organiza ational factoors



Decision D Making: M     

Decision n Making typpes Leadership, Team B Behaviour and a Synergy Leadership and folloowership Teams, team worki ng and crew w coordinattion Leadership and maanagerial sk kills

3 days

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Aviati A ion Trrainin ng Catalo C ogue 2016 6 C CIVIL AVIATIO A ON REG GULAT TORY F Flight Operati O ons Ram mp Inspec ction (SA AFA/SAC CA) Awarreness T Training

Course C objectives Knowledge K mp Inspectio on (RI) of the Ram Programme P e & necessa ary informa ation on how to prep pare crews & aircraft fo or RI ing of the Understand U e check lis st of the items to be e checked & legal refferences to o ICAO SARPS Familiarisati F ion with relevant ICAO standards, E EU regulation & RI leg gislation up crew operator Building B w & communicattion with the ramp inspector and authoritties Target T atten ndees Flight F opera ations, train ning & com mpliance from monitoring m (qualityy) staff Commercial C l Air Tran nsport & General Aviation A operators (> 5.700 kg MTOM) flying within n/into/from European n SAFA countries Owners O & operators of GA aeroplanes with w MTOM