A comprehensive one-day program designed to equip aviation professionals with essential skills and knowledge for effective technical records management within EASA-regulated environments. This course focuses on the core principles and practices necessary for maintaining accurate, compliant, and organised technical records, which are crucial components of Continuing Airworthiness Management Organisations (CAMO) and Aircraft Maintenance Organsations (AMO). Delegates will gain a deep understanding of the regulatory frameworks governing technical records management, particularly under EASA guidelines.
Through a blend of theoretical insights and practical applications, delegates will learn how to navigate the complexities of technical record-keeping, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards while optimising operational efficiency. Key topics include regulatory requirements and standards, the role and significance of Technical Records Functions (TRF) within CAMO and AMO structures, best practices for maintaining accurate records, strategies for organising and managing records effectively, standardisation of terminology and abbreviations, and risk mitigation strategies. Led by industry experts with extensive experience in aviation compliance and technical operations, this course provides participants with foundational knowledge and practical insights necessary to excel in managing aircraft technical records within EASA regulations. Whether you're a seasoned aviation professional seeking to refresh your skills or a newcomer aiming to build a solid foundation, the "EASA Aircraft Technical Records Essentials" course offers a valuable learning opportunity to enhance expertise and advance careers in aviation maintenance and airworthiness management.

 Q WHAT IS THE BENEFIT OF THIS TRAINING - WHAT WILL I LEARN?

a) Understand the role of Technical Records within the CAMO group and 145 organisation

b) Understanding how an effective technical records system can protect asset value

c) Understand the regulations which drive both Part M and Part 145 Technical Record Requirements

d) Be able to explain the concept of Airworthiness and the need for Continuing Airworthiness Records

e) Achieve awareness of both requirements and best practices related to the management of EASA Compliant Aircraft Technical Records

f) Minimise the likelihood of error due to a lack of understanding

g) Prepare for working in a technical records environment

h) Understand the need for Self-Monitoring Procedures (SMP) and the role of Quality Control within the Technical Records Environment

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