Continuation Courses

This course is developed with ICAO Annex 19 and EASA requirements.

Understand the concept of a Safety Management System.

Understand the basic safety processes of a SMS and how they identify hazards and mitigate risks.

• Human Error

• Human performance & limitations

• Environment

• Procedures, information, tools, and practices

• Communication

• Teamwork

• Professionalism and integrity

• Overview of regulations

• History on fuel tank incidents

• Description of theoretical and practical background of the elements involved, which lead to these incidents

• Detailed description of the concept of the Fuel Tank Safety Limitation and Critical Design Configuration Control Limitations

• Overview of regulations

• Documentation

• Wires and cables

• General EWIS practices

• Connection devices and repairs

• Housekeeping

• Overview of regulations

• Documentation

• Wires and cables

• General EWIS practices

• Connection devices and repairs

• Housekeeping

• Commission Regulation (EU) 1321/2014

• This course is designed to provide general knowledge of the Part-145 Regulation

• General/Introduction to safety management and human factors

• Safety risk management

• Safety Culture / Organisational factors

• Human Error

• Human performance & limitations

• Environment

• Procedures, information, tools, and practices

• Communication

• Teamwork

• Professionalism and integrity

• Organization’s safety program

• What is production planning and control

• Role of Maintenance Production Planning & Control in Aircraft Operation

• Maintenance Production Planning Requirements

• Forecasting, Scheduling & Control

• This training aims to provide individuals with the knowledge and practical skills necessary to perform their assigned responsibilities in a manner that ensures safety, regulatory compliance, and risk mitigation during the transport of dangerous goods.

• The training typically involves learning about the various classes of dangerous goods, their chemical properties, labeling and packaging requirements, regulations for their transport, cargo handling safety procedures, and how to recognize and respond to potential hazards.

• This training aims to provide individuals with the knowledge and practical skills necessary to perform their assigned responsibilities in a manner that ensures safety, regulatory compliance, and risk mitigation during the transport of dangerous goods.

• The training typically involves learning about the various classes of dangerous goods, their chemical properties, labeling and packaging requirements, regulations for their transport, cargo handling safety procedures, and how to recognize and respond to potential hazards.

• Human Error

• Human performance & limitations

• Environment

• Procedures, information, tools, and practices

• Communication

• Teamwork

• Professionalism and integrity

This course is developed with ICAO Annex 19 and EASA requirements.

Understand the concept of a Safety Management System.

Understand the basic safety processes of a SMS and how they identify hazards and mitigate risks.

The EASA Part-M training course covers all aspects of Part-M. Annex I & Part-ML Annex Vb to Implementing Rule EU 1321/2014. The course will provide practical guidance for attaining maximum safety and commercial benefits from compliance through a thorough understanding of the Part-M/ML regulation. As a result, you will become familiar with all Part-M/ML related Subparts

• Overview of regulations

• Documentation

• Wires and cables

• General EWIS practices

• Connection devices and repairs

• Housekeeping

• Overview of regulations

• Documentation

• Wires and cables

• General EWIS practices

• Connection devices and repairs

• Housekeeping

• What is production planning and control

• Role of Maintenance Production Planning & Control in Aircraft Operation

• Maintenance Production Planning Requirements

• Forecasting, Scheduling & Control

• What is production planning and control

• Role of Maintenance Production Planning & Control in Aircraft Operation

• Maintenance Production Planning Requirements

• Forecasting, Scheduling & Control

• General/Introduction to safety management and human factors

• Safety risk management

• Safety Culture / Organisational factors

• Human Error

• Human performance & limitations

• Environment

• Procedures, information, tools, and practices

• Communication

• Teamwork

• Professionalism and integrity

• Organization’s safety program