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EMAR 145

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Historical introduction

The legacy page describes the course as introducing European regulatory requirements for purchasing, receiving, store and shipping personnel and other personnel involved in handling parts.

02

Historical objectives

  • Understand the structure of EMAR 145 Standards and relevant AMC (Acceptable Means of Compliance) and GM (Guidance Material)
  • Review differences with EASA Part 145 regulations
  • Review interactions with EMAR, EMAR M, EMAR 66 and EMAR 21
03

Historical curriculum

  • Day 1 / Day 2 continuation: Overview of the European Aviation Military Framework in Europe with associated EMAR (European Military Airworthiness Requirements)
  • EMAR 145 Technical Requirements – Section A
  • Relevant Forms and Appendices
  • EMAR 145 AMC & GM Section A Technical Requirements
04

Historical suitable-for list

  • Personnel involved in Military Continuing Airworthiness Organisations (Maintenance, Training and CAMO)
  • Military Airworthiness Authorities (MAWA) Personnel
  • Compliance Monitoring Managers and Quality Personnel
  • Military Maintenance Instructors
  • Military Certifying Staff and technicians
05

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.

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Historical regulatory / reference context

Military Airworthiness Authorities Forum Documents

  • Requirements for Maintenance Organisations and relevant AM and GM
  • EMAR 145 Implementation Guide for National Military Airworthiness Authorities
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Duration

2 days
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Language

English
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Historical location/delivery

Bern or Online
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Historical dated session

22–23 November 2022
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Legacy delivery indicators

Instructor-Led: no; e-Learning: yes; Exam: no; Certificate: yes
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