Civil Aviation - Production Organisation Approval Essentials

EASA Part 21 Subpart G - Production Organisation Approval Essentials

Course Overview

This essentials level course will enable you to maximise your understanding of the regulation without having to know its every detail, so enabling you to focus on gaining business efficiency and safety from your Part 21 subpart G approval.
Using case studies and examples of best practice, you will explore the safety and standardisation elements of the rules so that you will not only be able to ensure that your organisation is fully compliant but also reduce your organisation's risk profile.

Course Benefits

Completing this course will:

• Increase your organisation's levels of compliance by ensuring you are familiar with the applicable rules.
• Minimise risk to you and your organisation through unwitting non-compliance.
• Increase your confidence to engage and discuss the regulation with the Regulator.
• Save time and improve efficiency in your business by introducing ‘best practice'.

Key Topics Covered

• EASA's structure and its role in the EU.
• The international legal environment (e.g. ICAO, ECAC, relationships with other competent authorities, etc).
• The structure of the implementing rules (EC 2042/2003, EC 1592/2002, etc).
• Introduction to high-level applicable regulations, including the role of EASA.
• Form 4 holder and management responsibilities.
• Familiarisation with the 1702/2003 document and its layout.
• Section A and AMC & GM.
• Detailed description and analysis of key elements of the Part 21 subpart G regulation.

Course Format

This course is a balanced mix of group discussions, whiteboard work and PowerPoint presentations. Managed syndicate exercises give participants the opportunity to practise application of new processes and techniques.

Accreditations

This course is aligned with the EASA System of Learning:

• General Familiarisation with the principal elements of subject.
• Detailed Detailed knowledge of theoretical and practical aspects of subject
• Specialised Detailed process-oriented knowledge of theoretical and practical aspects of subject.

Assessment Process

Method: Course assessment and feedback from facilitator. An end of course exam is not normally given, although this can be provided if required by the client.