PART-145 Training
86% of people interviewed* said they would recommend NOVAE to their friends and family.
Teaching objectives
Improve consideration of the risks associated with non-compliance with regulatory requirements.
Encourage good maintenance practices in terms of flight safety.
Be able to position oneself within a civil aviation regulatory context by describing this context.
Be able to explain the main requirements of EASA PART 145 and how to apply them.
Training course content
- International and national regulatory context
- Facility requirements
- Personnel, certifying staff and support staff requirements
- Aircraft instruments, tools and components
- Maintenance data
- Maintenance planning
- Performance of maintenance, certification of maintenance and recording of maintenance tasks carried out
- Occurrence reporting
- Safety and quality policy, maintenance procedures and quality system
- Maintenance Organization Exposition
- Rights of the organization
Program compliant with EASA (UE) regulation 1321/2014 latest version
Audience
Any employee applying for a Part-145 aircraft Type Qualification or Airworthiness Certificate
Method of Distribution and validation of learning
Formative and summative
Level of previous knowledge required
Review of Regulation (EU) No. 1321/2014, general knowledge of aircraft maintenance
Document issued if assessment passed
Training Certificate
PART-145: questions and answers
What is PART 145?
PART 145 is an approval issued to a maintenance organization by the National Authority in EASA member countries. The competent authority in France is the OSAC, delegated by the DGAC under ministerial decree to be able to fully exercise this authority and thus issue, maintain and revoke this approval by exercising continuous surveillance of the organization.
This approval attests that the approved organization is able to :
- maintain any aircraft and/or component for which it is approved and at the locations specified on the approval certificate. To do so, the organization must demonstrate that it has the qualified human resources, the means (premises, equipment, documentation) and an adequate organization meeting all the requirements specified in the European Regulation (EU) N°1321/2014 - Annex II (PART 145)
- issue certificates of release to service at the end of this maintenance, on behalf of this organization, and by certification personnel authorized by the organization itself. In the case of aircraft maintenance, these personnel must hold a PART 66 license with the Type Rating(s) corresponding to the aircraft specified on the organization's approval certificate.
Who is this training intended for?
All personnel working in PART 145 approved aeronautical maintenance centers.
* Survey conducted from September 1, 2021 to November 30, 2021 among trainees who have started training in one of our centers.
- On request
- Company & individual
- Available in intra-company
- Available in inter-company
- English Français
- Available in blended learning
- Available in remote learning
- Available in face-to-face
- 6 - 12
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