Part 21 Subpart G - Production Organisation Approvals (POA)

TR14 | 2 days

Meeting the everyday demands of both customers and the Regulator to consistently deliver safe and cost effective products, parts or appliances is a challenge to all organisations. This course will help you to ensure that your production system is compliant with the Part 21 requirements as well as contributing to maximum business efficiency.

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How will this course benefit me? 

This essentials course will enable you to maximise your understanding of the regulation without having to know its every detail, so enabling you to focus on gaining business efficiency and safety from your Part 21 Subpart G approval.
 
Using case studies and examples of best practice, you will explore the safety and standardisation elements of the rules so that you will not only be able to ensure that your organisation is fully compliant but also reduce your organisation’s risk profile.

Completing this course will:

  • Increase your organisation’s levels of compliance by ensuring you are familiar with the applicable rules
  • Minimise risk to you and your organisation through unwitting non-compliance
  • Increase your confidence to engage and discuss the regulation intent with the Regulator
  • Save time and improve efficiency in your business by introducing ‘best practice’

 

Key areas of focus: 

  • The international legal environment, e.g. ICAO & State of Manufacture responsibilities
  • The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA), its interfaces, mission & tasks
  • The European Plan for Aviation Safety (EPAS) & rulemaking approach
  • The EASA regulatory framework
  • Regulation (EU) 2018/1139 its sections, subparts & annexes
  • Next steps for Part 21 – alignment with ICAO Annex 19 & Regulation (EU) 376/2014
  • The Production Management System
  • Accountable Manager & EASA Form 4 holder accountabilities & responsibilities
  • Certifying Staff requirements
  • Interfaces with AS9100
  • DOA/POA requirements, Supplier and Subcontractor Controls & Occurrence Reporting
  • Acceptable Means of Compliance and Guidance Material (AMC/GM)

 

Is this course right for me?

This course is aimed at all organisations who are POA holders and all organisations who are either applicants or potential applicants for the approval, and is suitable for:

  • Accountable Managers & Responsible Managers
  • Certifying Staff
  • Quality Assurance Managers and personnel

 

This course would also benefit:

  • Supply chain managers and supply chain personnel
  • Any personnel who require an understanding of the POA regulations

 

Prerequisites:

No specific prior knowledge regarding EASA is required to join the 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.

Frequently Asked Questions

We are an AS9100 approved organisation acting as a sub-contractor to a POA organisation, so will be seeking to apply for our own POA. Will this course help us in understanding the requirements?

Yes, understanding the eligibility criteria is a fundamental step in your organisation's approach to achieving your own POA. This course will demystify the regulatory requirements for you which will in turn allow you to shape your transition plan.

As a Responsible Manager, I want to improve my understanding of the role of the POA, the interfaces with the DOA and the regulations that define subcontractor controls. Is this course suitable for me?

Yes, this course will specifically address the above. The points you raise in your question are those that are most often raised by authorities during their audits of Part 21 Subpart G organisations.

I am aware that changes will be coming to the regulation. It always seems that I am informed of these when it's too late. Will this course enable me to understand how these changes take place and discuss what changes are coming so I can make better informed decisions to help my organisation?

Yes, understanding the change process is essential, especially understanding the potential impact on your organisation. Understanding how this works will allow you to be able to plan and manage the implementation of the change in a more structured and informed way.