Course overview
This 1-day (8-hour) IAQG-certified course provides personnel with Aviation Maintenance (AM) specific knowledge and demonstrates their understanding of the principles, requirements, controls and application of the topics detailed in the course syllabus (TCSS 003).
IAQG certified course & examination (TCSS 003)
The requirements contained in IAQG Training Course Specification Sheet (TCSS 002) are met in full.
8 CPD hours credit
The course includes detailed introductions of the principles, requirements, controls and application relating to Aviation Maintenance (AM).
this Face-to-Face (Instructor Led) course, and the associated written Exam, is intended for existing or prospective AEAs and AAs to support the scope of their certification capabilities
Course details
Introduction to the Course
Course instructions and timetable
Exercise: review of Delegate Workbook
Aviation Maintenance (AM) regulatory requirements
Definition of terms relating to aviation maintenance
Agencies and competent authorities
Regulations and implementing rules
Regulations – Annexes and Parts
Implementing rules – parts, subparts and sections
Acceptable means of compliance and guidance material
Knowledge checklist
1.1 Aviation Maintenance (AM) regulatory requirements
Maintenance Organisation, Exposition (MOE), manuals, handbooks
Maintenance Organization and Part-145
Maintenance Organisation Exposition
Key maintenance personnel
Knowledge checklist
1.2 Maintenance Organisation, Exposition (MOE), manuals, handbooks
Continued airworthiness management
Continuing airworthiness management process
Continuing Airworthiness Management Organisation (CAMO)
Continuing airworthiness management exposition (CAME)
Knowledge checklist
1.3 (a) Continued airworthiness management
1.3 (b) Continued airworthiness management
Development and control of technical data, maintenance programs and repair schemes
Maintenance programs, MRB and MRB process
Maintenance technical data and data usage
Repairs schemes and Modifications
Maintenance program effectiveness and Reliability programs
Knowledge checklist
1.4 (a) Development and control of technical data, maintenance programs and repair schemes
1.4 (b) Development and control of technical data, maintenance programs and repair schemes
Qualification and certification of persons
Nominated persons
Competence of managers
Aircraft maintenance technician
Training organizations
Knowledge checklist
1.5 (a) Qualification and certification of persons
1.5 (b) Qualification and certification of persons
Customer owned property and equipment
Types of customer owned property – ‘products’
Types of customer owned equipment – ‘parts’
Tangible/intangible customer property
Knowledge checklist
1.6 (a) Customer owned property and equipment – ‘products’
1.6 (b) Customer owned property and equipment – ‘parts’
Identification and control of serviceable/unserviceable articles or products
Identification of materials/components
Segregation of unserviceable/unsalvageable components
Control/disposition of unsalvageable components
Knowledge checklist
1.7 Identification and control of serviceable/unserviceable articles or products
Parts distribution and rotable pools
Definition of ‘rotable’ components/parts
Objective/benefits of parts distribution/rotable pools
Aviation inventory planning
Knowledge checklist
1.8 Parts distribution and rotable pools
Tool control process
Tool types, identification and inventory
Tool inspection and calibration/verification
Tool accountability and control
Knowledge checklist
1.9 Tool control process
Prevention of suspected unapproved parts
Definition of unapproved parts
Identifying/preventing unapproved parts
Sources and systems for preventing unapproved parts
Knowledge checklist
1.10 (a) Prevention of suspected unapproved parts
1.10 (b) Prevention of suspected unapproved parts
Installation of approved parts
Requirements for components, standard parts and materials
Ensuring traceability & responsibility
Knowledge checklist
1.11 Installation of approved parts
Return to service processes
Maintenance release
Aircraft certificate of release to service
Component certificate of release to service
Airworthiness Review Certificate (Subpart I)
Aircraft return to service after extended downtime
*Knowledge checklist
1.12 (a) Return to service processes
1.12 (b) Return to service processes
Equipment testing requirements
Global equipment/product testing requirements
Technical Standard Order Authorization (TSOA)
Knowledge checklist
1.13 Equipment testing requirements
Flight testing process
Type certification & flight testing process
The TC approval process
Knowledge checklist
1.14 Flight testing process
Weight and balance process
Importance of aircraft weight & Centre of Gravity
Stability, balance and weight
Knowledge checklist
1.15 Weight and balance process
Wing walking and/or aircraft marshalling techniques
Aircraft marshalling techniques
Wing walking
Ground handling
Knowledge checklist
1.16 Wing walking and/or aircraft marshalling techniques
Written Examination
1-hour written examination
open book
70% pass mark
Who should attend
AEA (Aerospace Experienced Auditor) and AA (Aerospace Auditor) who need to demonstrate Aviation Maintenance (AM) Specific Knowledge.
Deliverables & benefits
The purpose of this course is to provide Aviation Maintenance (AM) specific knowledge and demonstrate an understanding of the principles, requirements, controls and application of the topics detailed in the course syllabus (TCSS 003).
Your certificate of successful completion, indicating the examination/assessment criteria has been met, will be presented within 24-hours.