Safety Management for Approved Maintenance Organizations under ICAO/EASA Rules

GoalThis STP will provide Nominated Persons (NPs) and personnel responsible for the Continuing Airworthiness activities of organizations approved under PART-M, PART-CAMO and PART-145 (EASA) with the necessary knowledge, skills, attitudes and industry best practices for implementing EASA and ICAO Management System requirements.Learning ObjectivesUpon successful completion of this course, participants will be able to:Establish a comprehensive safety management process for an effective SMSEstablish a process to ensure the maintenance of an effective SMS and associated risk management process with ICAO/EASA rulesEvaluate the effectiveness of SMS Safety Assurance and Compliance Monitoring FunctionStructureModule 0: IntroductionModule 1: Establishing a comprehensive safety management process for an effective SMSModule 2: Establishing a process to ensure the maintenance of an effective SMSModule 3: Evaluating the effectiveness of SMS Safety Assurance and Compliance Monitoring function.Primary Target PopulationNominated Persons (NPs) and personnel responsible for the Continuing Airworthiness activities of organizations approved under PART-M, PART-CAMO and PART-145 EASA implementing rules. The primary target population will be the main responsible persons for effectively implementing the safety management requirements in accordance with ICAO and EASA rules.Secondary Target PopulationAccountable Managers -Executives, Heads on Safety, Quality and Compliance, Safety and Quality/Compliance Monitoring Managers, Continuing Airworthiness Managers, Airworthiness Review staff and experienced aviation safety professionals, Civil Aviation Authorities Heads and Inspectors, Aircraft Accident Investigators, Academics and researchers. The secondary target population can aid with ensuring the implementation of SMS as according to ICAO’s best practices and the ICAO/EASA SMS framework, requirements and standards.Entry Requirements3 years of experience in the technical domains