EASA, as the pivotal entity in European aviation, has established stringent regulations to govern aerodrome design and operations. The Basic Regulation 2018/1139 is foundational, outlining the fundamental principles and requirements.

This course is designed to familiarize and prepare auditors to assess compliance with European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) regulatory requirements and the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) standards pertaining to aerodrome design and operations. EASA Airports Aviation Compliance Management and Auditing No 139/2014 provides specific provisions and standards, focusing on the certification and operational needs of aerodromes.

With the introduction of REGULATION (EU) No 139/2014 of 12 February 2014 EASA assumed responsibility on behalf of the member states to manage the criteria by which member states will demonstrate compliance with ICAO Annex 14. The development of these regulations has been driven by the need to standardize operations, mitigate risks, and enhance the overall efficiency of aerodromes, in response to the dynamic nature of the aviation industry. The regulation contains the rules for the certification, management, operation, and design of aerodromes.

- Gain an understanding of the EASA Aerodrome Regulatory Frameworks

- Understand the requirements for airport certification and the specifications and guidance material for aerodrome design.

- How to create and manage an effective airport compliance system that aligns with EASA regulatory requirements.

- Gain insights into the management system requirements of Regulation (EU) No 139/2014 and understand the role of the compliance manager in maintaining airport management system principles.

- Understand the competencies required for auditors and develop the skills to conduct quality audits, including practical application through workshops.

- Learn the processes involved in handling corrective actions and conducting root cause analysis to address non-compliance issues.

- Understand the link between aerodrome accidents and incidents to safety and human factors and develop strategies to mitigate risks.

1. General introduction
2. Abbreviations and Terms
3. Compliance Monitoring Principles and Practice
4. The Difference Between Compliance, Performance & Safety Auditing
5. Dealing with Situations Arising During the Audit / Communication
6. European Regulatory Environment & Basic Regulation 2018/1139
7. The Management System requirements of Regulation (EU) No 139/2014
8. EASA Aerodrome Management System Principles - Post Holder QC Responsibilities and Relationships
9. Creating an Effective Aerodrome Compliance System
10. Dealing with Specific Challenges within your Quality System
11. Aerodrome Accidents and Incidents: The Link to Safety and Human Factors
12. Introducing ICAO Annex 14 Volume I Aerodrome Design and Operations
13. EASA Airports Aviation Compliance Management and Auditing No 139/2014 Introduction
14. Requirements and Administrative Procedures Related To Aerodromes - Introduction
15. EASA Aerodrome & Management System Training Requirements
16. 139/2014 Subpart A — General Requirements (ADRORA)
17. 139/2014 Subpart B — Certification (ADRORB)
18. 139/2014 Subpart C — Additional Aerodrome Operator Responsibilities (ADRORC)
19. 139/2014 Subpart D — Management (ADRORD)
20. 139/2014 SUBPART E — Aerodrome Manual and Documentation (ADRORE)
21. Summary of the EASA Compliant Aerodrome Manual based on AMC3 ADRORE005
22. Aerodrome Certification Considerations
23. Certification Specifications and Guidance Material for Aerodromes Design CS-ADR-DSN
24. Developing an EASA Compliant Aerodrome Audit Program
25. Auditing the Aerodrome SMS & Manual
26. Aerodrome Maintenance Requirements and Best Practice
27. Creating an Audit Schedule
28. Audit Checklists Management, Development and Validation – Use of Checklists during the Audit
29. Auditing The Emergency Response Plan
30. Understanding Complex Problems & Determination of Root Cause
31. Understanding The Nature of Risk
32. Common Errors in Aviation Root Cause Analysis (RCA)
33. Using Root Cause Analysis to Drive an Effective Quality System
34. Effective Aviation System Root Cause Analysis using 5 Why & Fishbone Techniques together
35. Introduction to Fault Tree Analysis
36. Introduction to Bowtie Risk Assessment Methodology
37. Aerodrome Compliance Oversight Audit
38. Compliance Auditing of EASA Aerodrome Information Security Management Systems
39. Classifying Findings – Level 1 / 2 / 3
40. Effective Report Writing & Corrective Actions
41. Management Evaluation – How to ensure effectiveness considering the role of the Quality Assurance Function

Anyone who has a stake in the auditing of an airport environment particularly related to the implementation of REG 139/2014, including Competent Authority Regulators and Inspectors, Aerodrome Operations Directors, Managers, and Supervisors. Quality and Safety Directors and Auditors.

Course type: Presentation without voice over
Duration equivalent to 4-days classroom training
Category: Airport & Aerodrome Operations, Quality, Safety & Security
Price: 225.00 EUR

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