Airworthiness Review - Essential Principles and Techniques

Key Content 
-Regulatory foundations – Part M subparts G & I, Airworthiness -Review process and requirements for Airworthiness Review Staff.
-Planning for a review – what information is required and how it may be presented.
-Assessing your findings – appreciating the significance and impact upon airworthiness
-Concluding your review – is the aircraft airworthy?
-An optional third day can be added to the course to allow participants to practise their skills with a real aircraft. Speak to a -Baines Simmons consultant for more information. This option is not available at the Aviation Safety Academy.
 
Benefits of Attending
-Perform Airworthiness Reviews in an effective, competent and meaningful manner
-Satisfy the regulator that you have the right competence for this activity.
 
Who should Attend
 
 This specialised course is designed specifically for those working in an EASA Part M approved organisation, including:
-Candidate Airworthiness Review Staff (ARS) - academic or AML holder
-Existing Airworthiness Review Staff
-Airworthiness Review management
-Quality audit / Compliance Monitoring staff

This course would also benefit:
-Regulatory oversight personnel involved in performing Airworthiness Reviews
-UK Military Airworthiness Review Staff

Prerequisites:
Satisfy requirements of M.A.707(a) for existing or candidate ARS and/or M.A.706(c) for Airworthiness Review management, Quality audit / Compliance Monitoring staff
Satisfy requirements of RA4972 for UK military Airworthiness Review Staff
Should have attended TR03 or similar Continuing Airworthiness Maintenance training course

Course Level

Practitioner Level Training (P)
Suitable for those who have worked in the subject for some time, are familiar with core terminologies and concepts and are looking to develop or update their level of knowledge and practical understanding.

Other Dates: 

05-06 January 2020