Steven Bentley's posts

The Need of Part M Training

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March 27, 2011

Steven Bentley

EASA Part M has been around officially since Sept 2003, Historically part of JAR OPS when in 1998 the Operator was identified as key player in maintaining the integrity of the Continuing Airworthiness across the fleet although only recently did it include General Aviation. Part M Training is recommended as an effective way of understanding…

Training EWIS & FTS within your own organization

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March 19, 2011

Steven Bentley

EASA have mandated that both Fuel Tank Safety FTS and Electrical Wiring Interconnect Systems EWIS are mandatory trainings, recognizing this fact Sofema Aviation Services SAS offers training for trainers to enable you to deliver effective training within your own organization in both Fuel Tank Safety FTS and Electrical Wiring Interconnect Systems EWIS. The content of…

Aviation Human Factors Training

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March 03, 2011

Steven Bentley

Currently some 80% of aircraft accidents are attributable to human error, this is a situation which is recognised as rectifiable through the process of raising awareness, implementation of effective process and procedure and effective communication within the workplace. The importance of Human Factors to flight safety was officially recognized by the International Civil Aviation Organization…

Creating an Aviation Audit Schedule

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March 01, 2011

Steven Bentley

Sofema Aviation Services offers general and specific support in respect of the organisations quality system.  An intensive 2 day training is available to support and improve auditor competence. Please visit www.sassofia.com. The audit schedule is an essential element of an effective quality audit system. It is through the effectiveness of the audit program that an…

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