Continuing Airworthiness Maintenance Management

Aircraft operations rely on ensuring safe operations as well as greater aircraft reliability and availability. Continuing Airworthiness is not just the maintenance of aircraft and equipment. It also involves monitoring the performance of products in service.

COURSE CONTENT

The objective of this blended learning training course is to provide a comprehensive overview of:

  • How to improve fleet availability, reliability and safety
  • How to reduce maintenance costs
  • Your responsibilities & accountability for maintenance performed by third parties
  • What new skills, techniques and approaches are required as performance becomes a reality in CAMM (Continuous Airworthiness Maintenance Management ) oversight.

The course content is based on the international ICAO requirements. The course can help you to develop a implement & improve Continuing Airworthiness Maintenance Management programs, adding value to your operation and optimizing your aircraft maintenance budget. It can also assist with streamlining any maintenance that you have outsourced to third parties.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND? 

This course is designed for experienced personnel from all parts of the aviation industry. It will be of particular value to manufacturers, suppliers, operators, MRO (Maintenance, Repair & Overhaul) staff and civil aviation authorities who are concerned with the continuing airworthiness and/or certification of aircraft and their systems.

YOUR INSTRUCTORS 

Your main facilitators for this course are Jan Dirk Steenbergen and Alireza Ahmadi.

Jan Dirk Steenbergen spent the first 24 years of his career as an aeronautical and flight engineer with various industry parties, culminating in his position as deputy technical director at a fixed wing & helicopter operator. From there he joined the Civil Aviation Authority of the Netherlands where his positions included director of airworthiness.

Originally qualified as an Aircraft Airframe and Power Plant engineer, Professor Alireza Ahmadi's resume includes positions of production planning & control manager and line maintenance duty manager. He now works as Professor in Operation and Maintenance Engineering at a Swedish technical University and as an IATA instructor.

Course subjects include

  • The role of maintenance engineering
  • International and national regulations
  • Continuous Maintenance management
  • Airworthiness and Continuing Airworthiness concepts
  • Aircraft maintenance programmes
  • Maintenance organisation
  • Dispatch reliability
  • Quality systems
  • Safety culture

Registration fee

PLEASE NOTE there is a maximum number of 15 participants and places are assigned on a 'first come, first served' basis.

There are no planned events at this moment.