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Considering EASA Compliant Quality Assurance. How do we identify and measure our Internal Quality Standards?

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January 19, 2017

Steven Bentley

Setting Standards We use standards as a reference point or bench mark, by which we can measure what we are doing to ensure it fully meets expectations. Standards may exist related to EASA requirements for example Implementing Rules IR or Acceptable Means of Compliance AMC thus providing a basis for monitoring, inspection, evaluation. However it…

Walking the Line – an Insight into EASA Quality Systems

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January 18, 2017

Steven Bentley

Sofema Aviation Services is pleased to offer cutting edge Quality Audit training specifically aimed at auditing staff in EASA Part M & Part 145 areas. EASA Compliant Quality Assurance for CAMO & 145 – 3 Days – Manchester – 3 Days intensive training covering QA Auditing and Advanced Auditing Techniques. Root Cause Analysis and Performance…

Who is Responsible for Process and Procedures in an EASA Approved Organisation?

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January 18, 2017

Steven Bentley

The most effective outcome is where the business area fully owns the process and procedures, which are associated with each of the processes – Why ? Well simply because with ownership comes a specific responsibility to “buy in” or “adopt” and to also ensure active implementation of the procedures. Consider the 3 primary options for…

How to Reduce Cost by thinking ahead for your EASA and GCAA Compliant Regulatory Training

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January 04, 2017

Steven Bentley

Is Dubai a convenient regulatory training location for you or your companies employees? Sofema Aviation Services (SAS) www.sassofia.com offers the ultimate in customer friendly regulatory training! With more than 250 regulatory training courses to choose from across a whole range of subjects related to both regulatory and vocational competences, regulatory training could not be more…

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