Continuing Airworthiness Management

Description of the EASA Part-CAMO training program

EASA Part-CAMO Online Training – Airworthiness Management Engineer / Technician Staff

Learn how a CAMO establishes aircraft maintenance programs, coordinates modifications, repairs and maintenance, and performs airworthiness reviews under EASA Part-M / Part-CAMO. Operators – Part-145 repair stations – CAMOs – Auditors

Format

Online Training

Supplementary materials

10 videos
Author

Alain François

Assessment

10 mini quizzes

Duration

1 h 15 min + quizzes

Price

$199


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Course Objectives

  • Understand the international civil aviation organizations and the architecture of European regulations.
  • Learn how the airworthiness certificate of aircraft, engines and equipment is maintained.
  • Understand how a CAMO establishes maintenance programs and coordinates modifications, repairs and maintenance work.
  • Identify the specific requirements and latest updates of Part-M / Part-ML and Part-CAMO.
  • Understand periodic airworthiness reviews and the Airworthiness Review Certificate (ARC).

Teaching method

Short presentation of how the training works
10 narrated videos
10 multiple-choice quizzes (6 questions each)

Target audience

• Airlines and aircraft operators.

• Part-145 / Part 145 repair stations.

• Part-CAMO approved organizations.

• Internal auditors.

• Staff working with EASA-approved customers.

Assessment

This training course requires that you complete the entire program, watch the video lectures, and read the accompanying documents.

A certificate is issued after completing the 10 quizzes.

You must answer 80% of the questions correctly. Two attempts are allowed.

Contents 

• EASA Part-CAMO regulations

• Principles of continuing airworthiness management

• Aircraft maintenance programs

• Management of modifications and repairs

• Management of technical documentation

• Airworthiness reviews and audits

• Risk management

Benefits 

Better understanding of EASA Part-CAMO requirements.

Stronger skills in continuing airworthiness management.

Improved ability to identify and manage aviation safety risks.

Prerequisites

Aircraft technicians (B1, B2 or C level, or equivalent military qualification), or a civil aviation degree (2-year level or equivalent). Good command of technical English.
VALIDITY

YOUR CERTIFICATE, SIGNED BY A QUALIFIED INSTRUCTOR

Regulatory training based on EASA Part-M and Part-CAMO requirements. Certificates are signed by our lead instructor, Alain François, an aviation quality professional with 25+ years of experience who has held Part-145 certifying staff authorizations. They are accepted by competent authorities (DGAC, OSAC) as evidence of regulatory training during audits of our client organizations.

4,000+ professionals trained in France and internationally.

Training Program

  • 01 - Introduction
    02 - Aircraft maintenance – Airworthiness management
    03 - EASA – European Union Aviation Safety Agency
    04 - EASA Part-M – ICAO Annex 6
    05 - Significant rulemaking tasks
    06 - Accountability
    07 - Continuing airworthiness
    08 - Part-M CAO
    09 - Part-CAMO & CAME
    10 - Part-CAMO organization
    11 - Airworthiness Review Certificate (ARC)
    12 - Final assessment
    13 - Satisfaction survey
    14 - Part-CAMO training certificate

Training schedule

Alain François

Aviation Compliance Manager at Aviation Sans Frontières.

Teaches courses at the ESTACA engineering school (ISAE/Sup Aero Group - Paris Saclay, Laval, and Bordeaux campuses) for 4th- and 5th-year engineering students and master's students in AERO maintenance, such as:

- FAA/EASA Air Law: PART 145, PART 21 J & G,

- EASA PART CAMO & CAO - Cockpit avionics - Hydraulic systems

- Fuel systems External Quality & Safety Assurance Manager for an EASA PART 145 Certified Maintenance Workshop: Approval No.: AESA FR 145.0305.

External Quality Assurance & Safety Manager for an EASA-certified CAMO G+I (Continuing Airworthiness Management Organization): Approval No. EASA PART M FR.MG.0493.

Support for CAMO G+J certification

Quality Assurance Manager for an RAG 5.3-certified aircraft maintenance workshop in Libreville (Gabon): Approval No. GA.5.3.03.2018 Lead Auditor IAQG (International Aerospace Quality Group)


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