This specialised training is designed to provide focused competence in reviewing and validating the critical elements of an EASA-compliant Aircraft Maintenance Programme (AMP). The module equips participants with the depth of understanding required to assess, challenge, and validate the mandatory, structural, reliability, and CDCCL-related components of an AMP in line with EASA Part CAMO and Part M requirements.

The training is intended for professionals who must demonstrate a detailed, technical understanding of AMP structure, control, and regulatory compliance — far beyond introductory or general awareness levels.

This training is essential for Compliance Auditing professionals and Maintenance Planning staff in the aviation industry.

Compliance Auditors: Use this course as a comprehensive refresher to prepare for audits2. It provides a detailed review of the mandatory and critical components of an EASA Compliant Aircraft Maintenance Program (AMP), ensuring you know exactly what to look for and the expected compliance standards, from the Certification Statement to Reliability Programmes. Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) staff.

This material guides you through a review of the 9 key critical elements essential for maintaining airworthiness and regulatory compliance, including:

- Certification Statement: The formal commitment to the AMP and its annual review.
- Baseline Utilisation: Ensuring the maintenance schedule remains appropriate for the aircraft's actual usage and confirming deviation stays within the 25% tolerance.
- Escalation Procedures: Procedures for controlled task extensions without compromising safety.
- Pre-flight tasks: The pre-flight inspection requirements.
- Mandatory Requirements: Correct incorporation of Airworthiness Limitations (AL) and Certification - Maintenance Requirements (CMR).
- Ageing Aircraft & Structural Integrity: Ensuring incorporation of structural programs, CPCP, and repair assessment guidelines.
- Service Bulletin (SB) Review: Establishing a policy for the mandatory application or documented decision-making for non-mandatory SBs.
- Critical Design Configuration Control Limitation (CDCCL): Procedures for managing these fuel system critical features during maintenance.
- Reliability Programmes: Understanding when a program is required (e.g., if the AMP is based on MSG-3) and how it must be tailored to the operation.

- Introduction to EASA Compliant AMP Review of Critical Items
- EASA Compliant AMP Review of Critical Items
- EASA Compliant AMP Review Critical Items Checklist

Upon completion, participants will be able to:

- Explain the regulatory basis for AMPs under EASA Part CAMO and Part M.
- Review and validate the Certification Statement and its associated commitments.
- Assess baseline utilisation and determine when deviations require programme revision.
- Evaluate the effectiveness and control of escalation procedures.
- Verify mandatory incorporation of ALIs, CMRs, ADs and ageing-aircraft requirements.
- Review Service Bulletin embodiment policy and decision-making.
- Assess CDCCL controls within the maintenance programme.
- Evaluate when and how a Reliability Programme must be applied.

Course type: Presentation without voice over
Duration equivalent to 2-hour classroom training
Category: Core Competency Accelerator
Price: 53.00 EUR

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