Part-CAMO and Part-M training

Training courses on continuing airworthiness in accordance with Regulation (EU) 1321/2014 Annex I (EASA Part-M) and continuing airworthiness organisations in accordance with Regulation (EU) 1321/2014 Annex Vc (EASA Part-CAMO).

Our Part-CAMO and Part-M training courses on continuing airworthiness are aimed at CAMO personnel from EASA AOC operators and operators of complex aeroplanes and helicopters. We offer beginner courses as well as intensive seminars and time-optimised refresher training. All courses can also be adapted to your specific operational requirements.

These seminars are supplemented by specialist courses, e.g. for conducting airworthiness reviews or for creating maintenance programmes (AMP).

Continuing airworthiness – General training

Contents: All regulatory requirements (all paragraphs) from Part-M and Part-CAMO are covered.

In addition, we provide you with an overview of other relevant regulatory requirements. We also explain the general structure of European legislation and provide assistance in navigating the EU’s web portal for EU law (EUR-Lex) and the EASA website.

Case studies and discussions support learning success.

The complete training content can be found in the training syllabus:

Target group: All employees working in a CAMO and in a maintenance organisation, auditors, safety managers, management personnel from other areas of an aviation company, owners of complex motor-powered aircraft

Scope: 14 hours

Completion: Exam (on demand), certificate of participation

Continuing airworthiness – Intensive training

Contents: All regulatory requirements (all paragraphs and EASA AMC) from Part-M and Part-CAMO are covered.

In addition, we provide you with an overview of other relevant regulatory requirements. The requirements directly relevant to maintaining airworthiness from Regulations (EU) No. 748/2012 (Part-21) and (EU) No. 965/2012 (AirOps) are discussed in detail, as are the requirements from Part-26/CS-26.

The requirements for incident reporting from Regulation (EU) 376/2014 are also covered. As are bilateral agreements, in particular with the USA and Canada, including the ‘Maintenance Annex Guidance (MAG)’ & ‘Technical Implementation Procedures for Airworthiness and Environmental Certification (TIP)’.

In addition, we explain the general structure of European legislation and provide assistance in navigating the EU’s web portal for EU law (EUR-Lex) and the EASA website.

Special topics, such as leasing or import/export of aircraft, CAMO contracts, SCAMT – Subcontracted Continuing Airworthiness Management Tasks, group CAMO, maintenance contracts, special requirements from Part-SPA, etc., can be added as options when booking.

Numerous case studies and discussions support learning success.

The complete training content can be found in the training syllabus:

Target group: Nominated Person Continuing Airworthiness, Compliance Monitoring Manager, Auditors, Airworthiness Review Staff, as well as their representatives, employees of authorities

Scope: 20 hours + additional options

Completion: Exam (on demand), certificate of participation

Continuing airworthiness – Refresher training

Contents: All requirements updated in the last 2-3 years, as well as the most important regulatory requirements from Part-M and Part-CAMO, will be covered.

The complete training content can be found in the training syllabus:

Target group: All persons responsible for continuing airworthiness.

Duration: 8 hours

Completion: Exam (on demand), certificate of participation

Part-M (Subpart I M.A.901) Airworthiness Review

Contents: All regulatory requirements (all paragraphs and EASA GM/AMC) from Part-M Subpart I and relevant requirements from Regulation (EU) 748/2012 (Part-21) are covered. Case studies and discussions support learning success.

Target group: (Future) personnel responsible for airworthiness reviews, nominated persons for continuing airworthiness, compliance monitoring managers, auditors, safety managers, representatives of authorities

Scope: 14 hours

Completion: Exam (on demand), certificate of participation

Part-M (M.A.302) Aircraft Maintenance Program for helicopters

Contents: All regulatory requirements (M.A.302, AMC M.A.302, Appendix I to AMC M.A.302) from Part-M are covered. Course participants are given detailed information on the requirements for a maintenance programme. The analyses of the effectiveness and reliability programmes are also discussed.

This training course is tailored to your company with regard to the helicopter models and software used.

Note: Due to the workshop nature of this training course, examples of the documents used in your company (AMP, CAME procedures, and manufacturer specifications such as TC-Holder MRBR, MPD, etc.) are required in advance.

The complete training content can be found in the training syllabus:

Target group: CAMO employees responsible for creating and maintaining maintenance programmes and reliability programmes or analyses of effectiveness, nominated persons for continuing airworthiness, compliance monitoring managers

Scope: 14 hours

Completion: Exam (on demand), certificate of participation