EASA Part M For General Aviation (Subpart F) Two-Day Intensive Training Course

Course Outline

Aims

All non commercial and non-large aircraft will, after September 2008, need to comply with changes to the regulations that alter the way Certificates of Airworthiness/Airworthiness Review Certificates are issued and remain valid. By including Subparts G and I we can offer a more rounded picture of what will be required of organizations and individuals involved with these aircraft.

Objectives

This course will enable participants to understand the relevance and inter-relationship of these three regulatory areas and apply a practical approach to help attendees implement the new requirements in the workplace. We will include mini-workshops, enabling them to appreciate how a Maintenance Organisation Manual is compiled as well as understanding the principles of the new ‘Organisational Review’ required of Subpart F companies. 

Who Should Attend

This course will benefit in particular Form Four Holders & Accountable Managers.   

Key Topics

The key topics of the course are

• Introduction to high-level applicable regulations, including the role of EASA and Continued Airworthiness in a regulatory environment
• Airworthiness and Continuing Airworthiness concepts
• EASA Part M overview, particularly Subparts B, C, D, E and H
• Detailed review of Subparts F, G and I
• Practical examples of PART M implementation and how to avoid potential problems and how to put in place a Subpart F compliant organisational structure
• Mini-workshops on how to compile an MOM and develop an ‘Organisational Review’
• Interface between subpart F and all other subparts as well as Part 21
• Related management of EASA approved changes (Modifications and Repairs)
• Nominated Form 4 Holder responsibilities

Materials

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