Introduction
This 1 Day course is designed to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of the EASA regulations and best practices related to tooling servicing, repair, and calibration.
It will cover the necessary compliance requirements, procedures, and documentation to ensure that maintenance organizations adequately discharge their responsibilities under EASA Part-145.
Who is the course for?
This course is for Calibration technicians and engineers, Maintenance organization personnel
Quality assurance and compliance officers, Tooling service providers
What is the Benefit of this Training – What will I learn?
Enhanced compliance means understanding and following EASA Part-145 and ISO standards to avoid fines and sanctions. Improved tooling management involves identifying and managing reliable tooling and calibration service providers, ensuring tools are accurately calibrated and maintained.
Operational efficiency is achieved by maintaining thorough records for traceability and efficient audits, as well as reducing downtime with proper tooling servicing and repair.
Quality and safety assurance ensures that tools meet high safety standards through proper calibration, enhancing maintenance reliability with accurate documentation.
Cost management is about cutting costs by efficiently managing tooling and preventing breakdowns, while extending tool lifespan with regular servicing and calibration.
Professional development is gained by acquiring valuable skills and knowledge in tooling maintenance and implementing best practices to improve maintenance processes.
Detailed Content / Topics – The following Subjects will be addressed
Overview of EASA Part-145 regulations related to Tooling Control and Calibration
Responsibilities of maintenance organizations
Tooling, equipment, and test equipment control requirements
Understanding tooling servicing and repair requirements
Manufacturer’s instructions and compliance
Record-keeping and documentation for servicing activities
Identification and management of tooling service providers
Calibration definitions and accreditation bodies
Calibration requirements according to ISO 10012
Periodic calibration and manufacturer’s standards
Documentation and traceability of calibration activities
Criteria for selecting calibration providers
Acceptable laboratories for calibration
Understanding the scope of calibration services
Ensuring compliance with ILAC MRA and ISO/IEC 17025
Hands-on practice with documentation and record-keeping
Creating calibration orders and maintaining calibration records
Case studies and real-world examples
Role of compliance monitoring in tooling servicing and calibration
Auditing procedures and best practices
Ensuring continuous compliance with EASA regulations
Handling non-compliance issues and corrective actions
Learning Objectives
Understand the EASA Part-145 regulations and requirements for tooling servicing, repair, and calibration.
Learn how to identify and manage tooling service providers.
Gain knowledge of calibration standards and the selection of calibration providers.
Develop skills to maintain proper records and documentation for tooling activities.
Ensure compliance with ISO standards and EASA guidelines.
Target Groups
Maintenance organization personnel, Quality assurance and compliance officers, Tooling service providers, Calibration technicians and engineers
Pre-requisites
A basic understanding of aviation maintenance, knowledge of EASA regulations (especially Part-145), experience in managing aviation tooling and equipment, and a basic understanding of calibration processes.
What do People Say about Sofema Aviation Services Training?
“I found satisfying answers to all my questions.”
“The instructor demonstrated very deep knowledge of the subject.”
“The content was really effective, I gained a lot of new knowledge.”
“The practical examples were perfectly delivered.”
Duration
1 day – Start at 09.00 and finish at 17.00, with appropriate refreshment breaks.
To register for this training, please email team@sassofia.com or Call +359 28210806
