Airworthiness Administration (CAAS M10) North East

Course details

This course is useful for persons working in aviation workshop, design and / or technical services environment. A Certificate of Attendance will be awarded to participants at the end of the course.

Course Objectives

• This is an either 5 days or 9 nights short course that is meant to provide knowledge of the aviation legislation and regulation in the design or technical service environment.

Course Syllabus

Civil Aviation Regulatory Framework

• International Aviation Treaties
• Contracting States
• International Civil Aviation Organisation
• International Air Transport Association

Civil Air Legislation, Technical Information and Documentation

• Air Navigation Order.
• Singapore Airworthiness Requirements.
• Airworthiness Notices.
• Company Exposition.
• Maintenance Schedule.
• Minimum Equipment List.
• Aircraft Weight and Balance Schedule.
• Technical Logs.
• Deferred Defect Logs.
• Cabin Logs
• Aircraft, Engine and Propeller Log Books.
• Modification Log Books.

Certifications and Applications

• Certificate of Registration
• Certificate of Release to Service.
• Certificate of Maintenance Review.
• Certificate of Fitness for Flight.
• Duplicate Inspections.
• Concessions
• Permit to fly.
• Dispensation

Airworthiness of Aircraft

• Categories of Aircraft.
• Certificate of Airworthiness.
• Flight Manuals.
• Export Certificate of Airworthiness
• Radio Station Licence

Technical personnel

• Duties of:
• Quality Manager.
• Quality Control / Assurance Engineer.
• Base Maintenance Manager.
• Line Maintenance Manager.
• Licensed Aircraft Maintenance Engineers.
• Approved Approval Signatories: Certificate of Release to Service (CRS) and Authorized Release Certificate (ARC).
• Non-destructive testing approved Approval Signatories.
• Signatories for certification of Weight and Balance Reports.

Certifying Signatories/Approvals:

• Issued by Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore.

Mandatory Reports

• Accident/Incident Reports.
• Data to be included in the Reports.

Standard Industry Information System

• IATA Spec 100
• Airworthiness Directives
• Alert Service Bulletins, Service Bulletins and Service Letters
• Maintenance Manuals
• Illustrated Parts Catalogue
• Structural Repair Manual
• Component Overhaul Manual

Student – Lecturer Ratio

• Theory:
• The ratio of Lecturer to Students is 1:32 for theory classes.

Learning And Teaching Methods

• All classes will be taught by lectures.

Student Assessment

• ATTC courses are assessed by written mock test

Admission Requirements

• Ability to communicate in spoken and written English is required.

Graduation Requirements

• Upon successful completion of courses. Participants will be awarded the ‘Certificate of Attendance’ by Air Transport Training College