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Safety & Human Factor Training Requirements Related to EASA Part CAMO

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Safety- Human-Factor- Training Requirements Related to EASA Part CAMO

July 04, 2024

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Sofema Aviation Services www.sassofia.com considers the training Obligations placed on the Continuing Airworthiness Management Organisation with the Introduction of EASA Part CAMO. Introduction EASA Part CAMO Implementation Date – 24 March 2020 Following the Implementation Date – each aircraft must follow either Part-M or Part-ML standard, and any person or organization involved in continuing airworthiness…

Delegates from Safeport completed the Aircraft Servicing, Cleaning and Detailing training

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Aircraft Servicing, Cleaning, and Detailing

June 03, 2024

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Sofema Aviation Services (SAS) is pleased to share that the Aircraft Servicing, Cleaning, and Detailing training was delivered to delegates from Safeport The course was delivered as a webinar by our instructor Tihomir Dzingov About the training This training covers essential regulatory requirements set by global civil aviation authorities to ensure passenger and crew safety….

Considering Terminology related to EASA Part-CAMO Regulatory Approval

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EASA Part-CAMO Regulatory Approval

May 24, 2024

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Sofema Aviation Services associated with EASA Part-CAMO Introduction The following Terminology and Definitions have been adopted by EASA for use specifically with regulations concerning the operation of an EASA Part-CAMO Organisation. Definitions Assessment – in the context of management system performance monitoring, continuous improvement, and oversight, refers to a planned and documented activity performed by…

EASA Part CAMO HF & SMS – Considering The Role of Violations in our Aviation System

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HF & SMS - Considering The Role of Violations in our Aviation System

May 18, 2024

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Introduction by Sofema Aviation Services What do we mean by Violations? Violations typically involve deliberately (and consciously) departing from known and established rules or procedures. The fundamental difference between errors and violations is that violations are deliberate, whereas errors are not. In other words, committing a violation is a conscious decision, whereas errors occur irrespective…