Aircraft Maintenance Management

Course Content:

The purpose of this course is to provide trainees with a comprehensive understanding of Aircraft Maintenance Management. It is essential for aircraft maintenance planners, engineers, including certifying staff, and continuing airworthiness monitoring engineers to grasp aircraft maintenance and airworthiness requirements to apply them correctly while adhering to all applicable rules and regulations.

This course is designed to offer trainees an in-depth understanding of the origins and development of aircraft maintenance programs, as well as the various roles, processes, and procedures involved in maintaining an aircraft’s airworthiness throughout its operational life.

The course consists of the following modules:

1. Introduction;


2. The objectives of Aircraft Maintenance;


3. Safety standards and EASA Regulations;
1. ICAO - Chicago Convention
2. EASA Regulation Structure
3. Airworthiness Management (Part-M & Part-CAMO)
4. Aircraft Maintenance (Part-145)
5. Maintenance Personnel Licencing (Part-66)
6. Aircraft Components and Material Certification - 145.A.42 & Part-M Subpart E


4. Development of an approved maintenance programme (AMP);
1. Introduction
2. Maintenance Programmes Evolution from MSG1 to MSG3
3. Maintenance Review Board and the MRBR
4. Airworthiness Limitation Items (ALIs)
5. Maintenance Planning Document (MPD)
6. Additional Requirements
7. ETOPS / EDTO Operations


5. Aircraft Maintenance - Scheduling and Preparation;
1. Introduction
2. Aircraft Maintenance Tracking Tools
3. CAMO - Maintenance organisations interactions, roles and responsibilities
4. Blocked Maintenance vs Phased Maintenance Concepts
5. Aircraft Maintenance Event Preparation


6. Introduction to Aircraft Reliability;



Learning Experience:




Virtual Classroom on ZOOM platform




• 6 sessions of 4 hours each.



Target Audience:



• CAMO Managers;
• Compliance Monitoring Managers;
• Safety Managers;
• Maintenance Managers;
• Part-66 Licenced Maintenance Engineers;
• Aircraft Maintenance Planners;
• Continuing Airworthiness Engineers and Personnel;
• Maintenance Control Engineers;
• Airworthiness Review Staff;
• Compliance Monitoring / Quality Assurance Auditors;



Prerequisites:




Candidates ideally should be:

• Fluent in the English language;



Learning Outcomes:



• The trainees shall be able to outline EASA Part-M requirements;
• The trainees shall be able to outline EASA Part-CAMO requirements;
• The trainees shall be able to outline EASA Part-66 requirements and the role of Certifying Staff;
• The trainees shall have an understanding of the concepts related to the Aircraft Technical Logbook;
• The trainees shall have an understanding of the concepts related to Aircraft Maintenance programme development and implementation;
• The trainees shall know all the requirements related to Airworthiness Directives and Airworhtiness Limitation Items;
• The trainees shall know all the requirements related to Life Limited Parts and Hard Time Components;
• The trainees shall have an understanding of the roles of Part-CAMO and Part-145 organisation in the context of continuing airworthiness;
• The trainees shall know what is required to plan and implement aircraft maintenance requirements;