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EASA Part 21 Subpart G – Competency Assessment Review

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April 04, 2019

Steven Bentley

Comments by Steve Bentley Group CEO of Sofema Aviation Services Introduction When we consider a Subpart G Organisation, we are involving a range of skills in just the same way as we do within a Part 145 Maintenance Organisation. Whilst there is a clear definition regarding competence expectations within the 145 regulatory requirements, it is…

The Aviation Quality and Safety Management Symposium – About our Speaker Adam Sider

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April 04, 2019

Steven Bentley

The Aviation Quality and Safety Management Symposium – Speakers Date: 14-15th May 2019 Venue: Holliday Inn Hotel, Sofia, Bulgaria The event aims to bring on a common platform aviation professionals and stakeholders to discuss issues of mutual interest. Via the sessions, the Symposium will try to raise the Profile of Key Safety and Quality Employees…

Part 21 Subpart J Design Organisation Approval Initial Issue and Assurance Process

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April 04, 2019

Steven Bentley

A review by Sofema Aviation Services www.sassofia.com Introduction The basis for an organisation approval according to EASA Part 21 / J is the achievement of the approval requirements specified in 21A.245: The organisation must implement and maintain a quality system in general and a Design Assurance System in particular, to ensure the control and monitoring…

The Aviation Quality and Safety Management Symposium – About our Speaker Barry Usher

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April 03, 2019

Steven Bentley

The Aviation Quality and Safety Management Symposium – Speakers Date: 14-15th May 2019 Venue: Holliday Inn Hotel, Sofia, Bulgaria The event aims to bring on a common platform aviation professionals and stakeholders to discuss issues of mutual interest. Via the sessions, the Symposium will try to raise the Profile of Key Safety and Quality Employees within EASA…

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