Steven Bentley's posts

Aviation Fuel Tanks Entry Communication and Breathing Apparatus

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October 30, 2018

Steven Bentley

Considering the role of a Fuel Tank Entry Team An essential requirement to minimize exposure to the risk of injury during fuel-tank work is a properly trained and equipped team. Personnel with authorization to enter the fuel tank and perform work must be able to recognize potential hazards and initiate evacuation if there are any…

ACIA Aero Parts Company staff completed successfully SAS training

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October 30, 2018

Steven Bentley

Steve Bentley – MD and Instructor of Sofema Aviation Services (SAS) had the pleasure to deliver Logistics & Stores Inspection Procedures EASA – 3 Days – 5 Days Integrated Special training to ACIA Aero Parts Company. The training was delivered in ACIA Aero facilities at Cugnaux, France between October 22nd and October 26th, 2018 About…

Considering the Human Factor Impact of Maintenance Documentation

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October 30, 2018

Steven Bentley

Steve Bentley MD of SAS (www.sassofia.com) discusses the various areas where the Maintenance Planning Process was able to become a precursor contributing to potential maintenance EASA commissioned a “Study on the need for a common worksheet/work card system” to evaluate the impact of maintenance documentation on the Human Factor concern. (Specifications N°: EASA/2006/OP/25 On demand…

ACIA Aero Parts Company is now Privileged Training Partner of SAS

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October 29, 2018

Steven Bentley

ACIA Aero Parts Company (AAPC) joins the growing band of companies who have chosen Sofema Aviation Services as a Privileged Training Partner for regulatory training. SAS Privileged Training Partners (PTP) include GME Aviation Services, Execujet UAE, Emirates, Air Arabia, Jet Aviation, Blue Air, South Africa Airways Technical, Montenegro Airlines, Jat Tehnika, ST Aerospace, Regional Air…

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