Aircraft Maintenance Organizations

Description of the EASA Part-145 training program

EASA Part-145 Regulations Online Training - Initial / Continuation - FAA Repair Stations with an EASA approval

EASA Part-145 sets the standards for obtaining and maintaining the approval of aircraft maintenance organizations. This online course covers the requirements that maintenance organizations must meet so that all work performed on aircraft and components complies with EASA safety standards.

It covers internal organization, compliance monitoring, personnel competence, facilities, maintenance data, records and the certificate of release to service: everything your team needs to work confidently under an EASA approval.

Format

Online Training

Supplementary materials

38 documents

Author

Alain François

Assessment

14 quizzes + final multiple-choice test

Duration

5 h 20 min

Price

$89
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Course Objectives

• Navigate the EASA regulatory structure and identify applicable requirements.

• Understand the conditions for obtaining and maintaining a Part-145 approval.

• Apply the standards for facilities, personnel, equipment and maintenance data.

• Manage maintenance records and the release of aircraft and components correctly.

• Integrate Safety Management System (SMS) principles into daily maintenance activities.

• Understand the interface between Part-145 and Part-CAMO.

Teaching method

Illustrated theoretical content

Explanatory videos

A practical approach based on real situations in Part-145 organizations

Target audience

• Accountable Managers and nominated post holders

• Quality Managers and compliance monitoring auditors

• Certifying staff and support staff

• Technical records, planning and logistics personnel

• Staff of FAA repair stations working under an EASA approval

Assessment

A final multiple-choice exam. A passing grade of 80% is required.

Upon successful completion of the training and the final assessment, you will receive a personal certificate.

Contents 

• Regulation (EU) 2018/1139

• Brief overview of Part-21 and Air Ops

• Brief overview of Regulation (EU) No 1321/2014, Part-M and Part-CAMO

• Detailed study of EASA Part-145: the maintenance organization

• The Certificate of Release to Service (CRS)

Benefits 

A comprehensive understanding of the EASA Part-145 regulatory framework.

The ability to identify and correct non-conformities.

Better management of documentation and certification procedures.

Fewer findings during audits.

Prerequisites

Basic knowledge of the aviation industry.

Familiarity with the EASA regulatory structure.

Understand and read English.

VALIDITY

YOUR CERTIFICATE, SIGNED BY A QUALIFIED INSTRUCTOR

Training designed around the requirements of EASA Part-145 (Regulation (EU) No 1321/2014, Annex II).

Certificates are signed by our lead instructor, Alain François, an aviation compliance professional with 25+ years of experience.

4,000+ professionals trained in France and internationally.

Training Program

  • 01 - Introduction and overview of the course

    02 - ICAO and the European regulatory framework

    03 - Requirements for maintenance organizations

    04 - Facilities, personnel and certifying staff (145.A.25 to 145.A.35)

    05 - Tools, components and maintenance data (145.A.40 to 145.A.47)

    06 - Certification of maintenance and the MOE (145.A.50 to 145.A.70)

    07 - Responsibilities, changes, validity and findings (145.A.75 to 145.A.95)

    08 - EASA forms

    09 - Final test and 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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