Training for your Safety Management System Trainer

On April 1, 2015 By Steven Bentley In News & Press 0 Comment

Sofema Aviation Services Training Academy is pleased to present a comprehensive Train the Trainer program for your Safety Management System Trainer. The next course is scheduled to take place in Dubai  17th to 21st May 2015 – https://sassofia.com/course/safety-management-systems-train-trainer-5-days-dubai-uae/ Developing an organizational capability to deliver Safety Management Training will benefit the organization and allow the delivery of SMS related training to be targeted…

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MSG-3 Decision Logic Process

On March 30, 2015 By Steven Bentley In News & Press 0 Comment

The MSG Process introduced a decision logic into the assessment of appropriate maintenance. With the introduction of MSG-3 this process was refined to ensure the correct treatment of both “Safety Related” and “Economic Related” as well as including the Corrosion Protection Corrosion Prevention CPCP and Structural Integrity Program considerations including: Consequences of failure approach –…

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Sofema Aviation Services Delivers a Series of Training Courses for Myanmar Operator FMI Air Charter

On March 30, 2015 By Steven Bentley In News & Press 0 Comment

March 2015 saw Steven Bentley MD of SAS travelling to the Myanmar capital city Nay Pyi Taw to deliver several regulatory training courses to FMI Staff. A range of courses were delivered to an enthusiastic team of employees: Human Factors Initial Human Factors Recurrent ESDS Electrostatic Sensitive Discharge FTS Fuel Tank Safety EWIS Electrical Wiring…

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Aircraft Maintenance during the Early Years

On March 30, 2015 By Steven Bentley In Blog 0 Comment

Where did Aircraft Maintenance come from?  In the beginning there was no maintenance requirement so it became a needs driven activity. Task which would in fact tend to be multiplied due to any findings following adverse events. We can trace regulatory driven maintenance requirements back to the 1930’s. Essentially the hard time maintenance tasks predominated…

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