Aviation Training - Bureau Veritas

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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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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

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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

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Aeronautical standaards and re egulations environme ent

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Quality co oncepts

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Principles and definiitions

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Process approach a

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Chapters of the 910 0 standard d:

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Introductio on, scope, references, definitions

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Quality Ma anagemennt System

Target T atttendees

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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

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Resource managem ment

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Product re ealization

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Measurem ment, analyysis and im mprovemen nt

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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

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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

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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

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Quality co oncepts

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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

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Principles of audit

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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

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

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Exercises to consoliidate acquired knowledge

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Audit simu ulation

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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

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Manageme M ent system m requireme ents of Parrt OPS O

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The T Princip ples of Mannagement System

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The T role & responsib ilities of a Compliancce Manager M

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

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Developme D ent of comppliance mo onitoring programme p es

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Complianc C e auditing and reportting metho ods

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Audit A plann ning and deevelopmen nt of checkk lists

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Best B practices in auddit conduct

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Auditing A sk kills and tecchniques

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Factual F rep porting of aaudit findings

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Interactive audit role play activity

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Audit A reporrts and reccords

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Non-compl N iance roott cause dettermination n,

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Corrective C action andd audit follo ow-up

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Competenc C cy and evaaluation of the auditors

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Psychologi P cal aspectts of auditing

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

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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

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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:

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

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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

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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

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Evaluation n of the orgganization and visualization of resu lts

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

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Follow-up of the act ions

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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

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

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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

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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

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Evaluation n of tthe visualization of resu lts

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

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Follow-up of actionss

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

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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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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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

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Overview w of the inteernational and Europ pean regulation n framewoork

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

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

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The EASA OPS reggulation (C Commercia al Air Transporrt)

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The EASA Part 21 regulation (Certificattion of Aircraft)

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The EASA Part M rregulation (Continuing Airworthiness)

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

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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

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

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EASA E requ uirements

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Responsib R ilities of thee State and State regulatory r system

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

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Human H Fac ctors

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Safety S Man nagement System

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Initial & Co ontinuous A Airworthine ess

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EASA E Part M & EASA A Part 145 5

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Airworthine A ess functtional documenta d ation

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Airworthine A ess operaational org ganisation and documenta d ation

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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

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Oversight O processes p

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

org ganisation

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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

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EASA E requ uirements

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Airworthine A ess Inspect ctor recurre ent training

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

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Airworthine A ess inspecttions

Target T atttendees

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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

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Oversight O processes p

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Auditing A prrocedures

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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

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

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EASA E and National reequiremen nts

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The T role, duties and rresponsibilities of the e FOI

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AOC A issuance and coontinuing oversight o

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Flight F inspe ections

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Ramp R inspections

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Cabin C safety oversighht

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Human H Fac ctors in Avviation and CRM

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Regulatory R y auditing teechniques

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Aircrew A training standdardisation n

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MMELs M and MELs

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Flight F data Monitoringg

Target T atttendees

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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

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Aircraft A ma aintenance and contin nued airworthine a ess

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Complianc C e monitorinng system

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Safety S Man nagement System

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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

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ICAO SAPRS and opperational issues i

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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

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FOI F recurre ent trainingg requirements

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

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Ramp R inspections

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Flight F inspe ections

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Facility F insp pections

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Oversight O techniques t s

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Auditing A prrocedures

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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

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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

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

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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

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Introduction to the ssafety concept

 State Sa afety Progra amme conc cepts

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

Regulato ory requirem ments of Civil C Aviatio on Authoritie es

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SSP definition and objectives s

 The rela ationship be etween SSP P and SMS

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Relations ship betweeen SSP an nd SMS

 The re esponsibilitie es related to safety oversigh ht

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SSP fram mework:

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Safety Po olicy & Objjectives

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Safety Riisk Manageement

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Safety As ssurance

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Safety Prromotion

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

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Implemen ntation of S SSP

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Developm ment of thee SSP man nual

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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


Duration D 1 day

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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

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European E civil c aviatioon regulatio ons structu ure

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The T concept of approoval and its s implicatio ons

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The T different Subpartts in Part 21 2

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

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Obligations O s and rightss related to o the appro oval

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DAO D appro oval processs presentation

Target T atttendees

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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

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Continuing C DAO apprroval proce ess

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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

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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

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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

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

Prerequis P sites

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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

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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

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Regulatory R y context off certification

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General G principles annd system aspects:

Target T atttendees

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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

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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

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

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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

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

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Definition D of o responsiibilities

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Definition D of o Continui ng Airwortthiness Manageme M ent

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Maintenanc M ce standarrds

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Aviation A co omponentss

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Continuing C airworthinness management Organisatio O on (CAMO O)

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

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Certificate C for Releasse to Servic ce (CRS)

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Airworthine A ess Review w

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Airworthine A ess Review w Certificatte (ARC) isssue

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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

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Regulation R structure

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Introduction to the Paart M subparts

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Definitions D of responssibilities

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Definition D of o Managem ment, Continuing C Airworthi ness

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Maintenanc M ce standarrds

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Aircraft A com mponents

Target T atttendees

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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

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Maintenanc M ce Organissation Man nual

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Certificate C of Releasee to Servic ce (CRS)

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Airworthine A ess Review w Certificatte (ARC)

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Issue and renewal r off ARC

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Importation n of Aircrafft

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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

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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

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General G

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Target T atttendees

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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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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

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General G ov verview of tthe new European regulations r s

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The T Europe ean regulaation Part 145: 1

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Additional A proceduress versus th he JAR 145 5 MOE M

Target T atttendees

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

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

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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


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

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Regulation R stake: saffety

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ICAO

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The T interna ational reguulation

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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

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Application A n for CCAR R Part 145 R3 approvval

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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

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

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

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Release R off aircraft coomponent with w Form AAC038 0

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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

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International Aviationn environment

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European E community c y aviation regulations r s

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

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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

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Additional A trainings t

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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

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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 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

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Aircraft A ma aintenance Regulations

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

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

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

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Basic B trainiing: theoreetical and practical p tra aining

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Basic B know wledge exaamination

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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

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Structure S of o the US reegulations

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Structure S of o the EU reegulations

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

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

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

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

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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

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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

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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)

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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 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

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Certifying C staff s

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Qualificatio Q ons

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Responsib R ilities

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Tasks T

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Intervention n of subcoontractors

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Documents D s used

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EASA E Form m 1, CRS-C CRM

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FAA F Form 8130-3

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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.

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

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Why should we w unapproved partts?

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Cost and a impact of installinng SUPs

Target T atttendees

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

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Receiv ving Inspections andd how unapproved parts enter e the system

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

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Determ mining airw worthiness of parts Involved I In acciidents

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

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Fabric cation of pa arts during maintenan nce

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

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

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

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

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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

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General G inttroduction:

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A new visio on on hum ans and sa afety

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ICAO and EASA answ wer

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Awareness A s about “Huuman Facttors”:

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Physiologic P cal and meedical basis s

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Operator O in ntellectual capacity and limits

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Human H errors and re liability

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Stress-ada S aptation-viggilance and d attention

Target T atttendees

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Communic C ations withhin a team

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Systems S au utomation

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Decision D making m

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Resources R managem ment within a team

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The T operattor, actor oof a comple ex system

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Synthesis: S what is a ssafe organ nisation?

Prerequis P sites

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Dangerous D s attitudes and their prevention p

None N

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Glossary G

Duration D

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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:

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A new visio on on hum ans and sa afety

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ICAO and EASA answ wer

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Detailed D prresentationn of “Huma an Factors””:

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Physiologic P cal and meedical basis s

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Operator O in ntellectual capacity and limits

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Human H errors and re liability

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Stress-ada S aptation-viggilance and d attention

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Communic C ations withhin a team

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Systems S au utomation

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Decision D making m

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Resources R managem ment within a team

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The T operattor, actor oof a comple ex system

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Exercises E on o optical iillusions

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Working W grroups:

Prerequis P sites

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Actual A case e studies fr from videos s

None N

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

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Use U feedba ack effectivvely

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Introduction to Safetyy Managem ment Syste em

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Exercises E et e psycholoogical tests s

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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


Duration D

aircrraft

or

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Human H perrformance and huma an limitation ns

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

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The T various s factors aaffecting hu uman performanc p ce

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The T influen nce of the pphysical en nvironmentt

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

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The T part off communiccation

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Mastering M the t humann error proc cess

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

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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

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 Fire prev vention

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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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


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

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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

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Documenta D ation

Prerequis P sites

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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

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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

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Documen ntation

Prerequis P sites



Forms

None N

Duration D 2 days

50

 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

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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

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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

51

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