TT19M03 | 2 days
Planning is often misinterpreted as there is little regulatory assistance. This leads many organisations and personnel to have conflicting views on responsibilities and processes that fall under this important aspect of continuing airworthiness. Planning is often viewed as an expensive overhead; however, the positive contribution from effective planning in both the CAMO and maintenance environments cannot be underestimated in engendering a cost-effective and safe working regime.
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How will this course benefit me?
This highly interactive course is designed to meet the needs of staff and organisations who want to implement a proactive approach to delivering a consistently robust maintenance plan. Through examining industry best practice, the course will provide you with knowledge and techniques you need in order to promote greater efficiency in the continuing airworthiness management and maintenance environments, ultimately improving safety.
Our course, covering planning in both the CAMO and maintenance environments, pulls together the ‘How’ we structure to perform maintenance. Delegates completing this course will engender a full understanding of the needs and pressures faced by colleagues performing complimentary functions, resulting in you:
Key areas of focus
Is this course right for me?
This specialised course is designed for those working in the planning environments in EASA Part-M and Part-145 organisations, including:
This course would also benefit:
Prerequisites:
You will need to have an understanding of Part-M and Part-145 regulations and be familiar with Service Bulletins, Airworthiness Directives, maintenance manuals and other technical data. Experience in planning is desirable, but not necessary if you are moving into a planning environment.
Course details
Course format: The course will follow the concept of facilitation as opposed to instruction. It is a balanced mix of PowerPoint Presentations and challenging interactive exercises.
Course level: Practitioner Level Training (P) is 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.
Assessment process: No formal assessment. Formative feedback is provided by the facilitator.
Course size: 12 persons maximum at our Aviation Safety Academy or on-site at your facility
Yes, as long as you understand the requirements from the regulations in Part-M and Part-145, you will be able to pick up and understand how to effectively plan for success in a CAMO environment
This course will enable you to better understand how a CAMO and Part-145 Production planning team can work together to ensure all work required by the CAMO is achieved safely and on time.
Our course explores the key stakeholders in the planning arena, and looks at who is responsible for what function, enabling you to answer those questions as to who you should interact with.
No. This course looks at the entire planning process from Part-M through to Part-145. We explain how the M and 145 organisations work cohesively to ensure the realisation of the intent of the maintenance programme. Having an understanding of Part-M requirements will enhance your performance in the Part-145 Maintenance organisation.
Yes. Whilst covering similar material to TT04, it gives greater focus to the relationship and the different responsibilities between the Part-M and Part-145 function
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