Study plans
ALTERATIONS AND MAJOR REPAIRS
TRAINING
SEMINAR
Technical Information
CFR14 Part 43 Appendix A “Alerations, major repairs and preventive maintenance”.
CFR14 Parte 43 Apéndice B “Identificar cuestiones de armonización en relación con los requisitos del formulario 337”.
Order 8300.16CHG1 “Major repair and alteration data approval”.
AC 43-210 “Procedures for obtaining approval of data used in the performance of major repairs and major alterations”.
Hourly intensity: 12 Hours
Hourly intensity: 2 Hours
Objective
To provide knowledge of standardized procedures for the approval of technical data associated with major repairs and major alterations.
COURSE CONTENTS
COURSE CONTENTS
- Data approval and approval process.
- Major alterations, major repairs and corrective actions.
- Recording of major repairs and major alterations.
- Modifications approved by a DER.
- Maintenance information and instructions for continued airworthiness.
- Supplements to the flight manual.
- Flight evaluation and flight test.
- Technical considerations.
- Roles and Responsibilities.
- Logs and reports.
- Example of a repair.
- Major alterations, major repairs and corrective actions.
- Recording of major repairs and major alterations.
AUDIT PROGRAMS
TRAINING
SEMINAR
Hourly intensity: 8 hours
Hourly intensity: 2 hours
Objective
To provide knowledge and adequate information to diagnose and identify which activities are developed as expected and which are susceptible to improvement.
To provide the knowledge and adequate information to diagnose and identify the risks of operations in time and mitigate their recurrence.
COURSE CONTENTS
COURSE CONTENTS
- Audit processes.
- Materials auditing.
- Areas requiring audit.
- Audit analysis.
- Audit analysis objective.
- Corrective and preventive actions.
- Root-cause analysis
- Example of audit schedule.
- Example of corrective action report (CAR’S corrective actions request).
- Generalities of an audit.
- Basic elements of an audit.
- Audit reports.
INCOMING INSPECTION AND TRACEABILITY CHAIN PROCESSES
TRAINING
SEMINAR
Technical information
AC 20-154 “Guide for developing a receiving inspection system for aircraft parts and material”.
AC 20-62 ECO “Eligibility, quality and identification of aeronautical replacement parts”.
AC 21-29 “Detecting and reporting suspected unapproved parts”.
Hourly intensity: 12 hours
Hourly intensity: 2 hours
Objective
Provide guidance and information on receipt inspection systems to help prevent the use of non-airworthy parts.
To provide real case examples for the study of these processes.
To allow the integration of student cases to emphasize their processes.
COURSE CONTENTS
COURSE CONTENTS
- Definitions and abbreviations.
- Development of a receipt inspection system plan.
- Parts and materials receipt inspection procedures.
- SUP (Suspect Approved Parts).
- Required parts and materials documentation.
- Identification of replacement parts.
- Relevant information on used parts.
- Conditions for safe operation. Electrical parts and instruments.
- Suspicious parts reporting.
- Generalities in receipt inspection processes.
- Traceability chain.
- SUP (Suspect Approved Parts).
MANUALS 14CFR PART 129 AND PART 145
TRAINING
SEMINAR
Technical Information
AC 145-9A “*Guide for developing and evaluating repair station and quality control manuals”.
AC 129-4A “Maintenance programs for U.S. registered aircraft operated under 14CFR part 129%.
AC 145-10 “Repair station training program”.
Hourly intensity: 32 Hours
Hourly intensity: 2 Hours
Objective
To provide the necessary knowledge for the development and minimum content of RSM, OCM, TPM and GMO according to 14CFR parts 129 and 145.
COURSE CONTENTS
COURSE CONTENTS
- Manuals according to aeronautical regulations (FAA, EASA).
- RSM Quality manual.
- Repair station training program.
- Examples of manuals.
- Contents of a RSM and QCM (14CFR part 145).
- Contents of a training program.
- Contents of a general operation manual (14CFR part 145).