Academy

Context
The privileges of aircraft maintenance licenses and the delivery of aircraft maintenance training are regulated under EASA Part-66 and Part-147.
By attending this training, participants will be familiar with the conditions under which a maintenance technician is authorised to release an aircraft into service after a maintenance operation (EASA Part-66).
By attending this training participants will also have a solid understanding of the responsibilities to comply with relevant maintenance training regulations under EASA Part-147.

Training items

• Part-66 course requirements and types.
• Part-66 Licence levels (A, B1, B2 and C); limits of these grades and building a business case for delegation.
• Aircraft ratings under Part-66.
• Maintenance training organisation (MTO) Form 4 holder and management responsibilities.
• Running an effective Part-147 approval – organisation, documentation, planning and control.

Training objectives

• Understanding of the EASA Part-66 license system.
• Understanding of the relationship between Part-66 license and organisational approval processes 
• Understanding of the role of the Part-147 training organisation.
• Introduction to the procedures for the approval and management of a Part-147 organisation.

Administration

• Duration: 2 days initial/1 day recurrent.
• Deliverables: All participants will receive a certificate of attendance.

Perspective participants

• Training managers.
• Compliance monitoring managers.
• Accountable managers.
• MTO Form 4 holders.

Prerequisites

No specific prior knowledge is required to attend this training.