Debris / Damage Foreign Objects

Description of the FOD training program


FOD Foreign Object Debris/Damage Online Training - PART 21 J and G - PART 145 - Airport Airside

The FOD training course covers the different types of FOD and the actions to be taken in the event of lost or found objects. Manufacturing - Maintenance - Airports - Airport “Air Side”

Format

Online Training

Supplementary materials

1 video + 6 documents
Author

Alain François

Assessment

1 multiple-choice quiz

Duration

1 hour

Price

$59 


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Course Objectives

  • Understanding the risks associated with foreign objects in the workplace to ensure employee safety and health. 
  • Identify the various sources of FOD for all categories of personnel.
  • Understand and implement measures to avoid and prevent foreign object debris (FOD),
  • Promote best practices in maintenance with regard to flight safety.
  • Enable trainees to identify sources of FOD, avoid them, and know how to manage their presence. 

Teaching method

Scenario-based exercises
Analysis of accident reports
Real-world examples

Target audience

• Personnel working in close proximity to aircraft (runway, maintenance, security): Ramp agents, pilots, flight attendants, etc.

• or in maintenance and production facilities.

• Personnel and managers responsible for the quality system.

• Anyone working at an aircraft maintenance organization: Aircraft mechanics, Aircraft engineers,

Assessment

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

A certificate will be issued upon completion of a 10-question multiple-choice assessment.  

You must answer 80% of the questions correctly.

Contents 

• Identifying Sources of Foreign Object Contamination (FOC)
Available Methods for Combating FOC
• Actions to Take
• Solutions: Corrective and Preventive Measures
• FOC Management
• Examples of Best Practices
• Statistics and Facts
• Consequences of the Damage Caused
• FOC Management by the Company

Benefits 

Immediate knowledge acquisition.

Raising awareness through concrete, everyday examples.

Prerequisites

Understand and read English.
VALIDITY

YOUR CERTIFICATE, SIGNED BY A QUALIFIED INSTRUCTOR

Regulatory training designed to meet EASA Part-145 requirements and FAA FOD-prevention best practices. 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 - Recommendations and information for training
    02 - How does the training work
    03 - FOD Awareness
    04 - FOD Program Action Plan
    05 - What is a FOD incident - Concorde and Safety Culture
    06 - What is the most common appearance (color, size, nature, etc.) of FOD?
    07 - What is the role and what are the specific functions of the SGS in the management of the FOD?
    08 - Best-known examples of accidents caused by FOD
    09 - How to perform a FOD analysis
    10 - Test
    11 - How to perform a FOD analysis 
    04 - FOD Foreign Object Debris/Damage 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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