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Guest Blog Contribution from Carlos Barcia Training Manager AETS-Sofema EASA 147 Approval BG.147.005

Training is the structured approach to enhance someone’s knowledge which often involves the undertaking of specific taught courses (theoretical knowledge) or on the job training (skills) where a person is given the knowledge needed to apply theory into practice. Often it is the combination of both. The EGR training without a doubt should be composed of a combination of those elements. 

However, competency consists of a number of aspects, of which training is only one. Others include skills, knowledge, experience, appreciation, and understanding of the task at hand. It should be noted that training and/or qualifications alone will not necessarily mean that a person is competent.

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Guest Blog Contribution from Carlos Barcia Training Manager AETS-Sofema EASA 147 Approval BG.147.005

How Important is Correct Engine Running Procedures?

The Answer is critically important with the cost of an Engine running into many millions of EUR care and attention, competence & following correct procedures is extremely important.

Regulatory Context - Competence is the key! 

Whilst there are many relevant regulatory aspects for which there must be an awareness by persons controlling EGR operations, there are no specific regulatory requirements which apply to the supervision and control of this specific task.

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