EASA Part-21 DOA Basic

Historical introduction

The legacy page describes the aim of the course as introducing Design Organisation basics in theory together with a practical approach.

Historical objectives

The legacy page states that participants would learn about regulations and requirements for Design Organisation Approval according to EASA Part-21, covering theoretical aspects and practical implementation intended to support productive and effective results.

It also describes the course as a platform to discuss problems, issues and experiences in the working environment, using an engineering case study to apply learned content followed by presentation and classroom discussion.

The stated learning objective was to give participants an overview of DOA sequences, the basic elements used to classify a change, and the responsibilities of EASA and the Design Organisation.

Historical curriculum

Introduction to the EASA regulatory framework of Basic EU Regulation (EC) 2018/1139 and, in detail, (EC) 748/2012 EASA Part-21 including the amendments referenced on the legacy page; requirements for design organisations; the certification process; application for a supplemental type certificate; Level of Involvement; the required structure of design organisations; and guidance-material documents for design and certification.

Historical suitable-for list

• Design Engineers
• Compliance Verification Engineers
• Independent System Monitoring Managers
• Members of the Office of Airworthiness of the EASA Part-21 Subpart J Organisation

Historical prerequisite context

The legacy page states that the course was suitable for any person even without previous experience or knowledge in the field.

It also states that knowledge of English was required because training activities and training materials were in English.

Historical regulatory reference

Commission Regulation (EU) No 748/2012 including the latest amendments referenced by the legacy page