Continuing Airworthiness Engineering within the UK DAE

Key Content   

• Introduction to the EASA regulatory structure and its basis for the UK MOD MAOS framework
• Understanding the relationship between MRP Part M and MRP Part 145
• Analysing the sub-parts and requirements of MRP Part M and the differences from EASA Part M
• Interpreting the organisational and personnel requirements of MRP Part 145 and their practical application
• The core principles and intent of EMAR 66 and understanding the differences between ‘civil’ and ‘military’ competence requirements
• The core principals and organisational and personnel requirements of EMAR 147 and how to assess readiness to apply for a basic or aircraft type training approval

Benefits of Attending

Completing this course will significantly enhance your knowledge and understanding of the EASA and MAOS regulatory frameworks and will enable you to:

• Interpret the MAA RA 4800 & 4900regulations in the context of your own organisation and specific job role
• Assess your organisation’s compliance against the standards required by the MOD to meet their implicit safety objectives
• Develop a practical action plan to implement any necessary changes
• Ensure your organisation is on target to gain or retain your MRP Part 145 approval
• Understand the concepts of the EMAR 147 & 66 requirements

Who Should Attend 

This detailed course is designed for organisations wishing to gain or retain MAOS approval and is particularly relevant for:

• Accountable Managers
• Senior Managers
• Quality Managers
• Engineers / Professionals

Course LevelPractitioner 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.