Historical introduction
The legacy page describes an introduction to the requirements applicable to an organisation approved in accordance with OTAR Part 145 of the Overseas Territories Aviation Requirements (OTARs).
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OTAR Part-145
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Historical objectives
The legacy page states that the course aimed to provide a full understanding of operator and maintenance-organisation responsibilities, contracted maintenance arrangements, OTAR Part 145 Subparts A, B, C and D, OTAR Part 43 Subparts A, B, C and D responsibilities, and differences of approvals under Subpart A.
It also describes responsibilities of an OTAR Part 145 maintenance organisation, including the Maintenance Organisation Exposition or Supplement, typical staff arrangements and qualifications, and the quality and safety management system.
Historical curriculum
- Overview of the global aviation regulatory structure
- Overview of the Air Safety Support International (ASSI) regulatory system
- Introduction to high-level applicable regulations, including the role and legal status of OTARs and OTACs in a maintenance environment
- OTAR Part 145 and OTAR Part 43 overview, their Subparts and Guidance Material
- Detailed review of OTAR Part 145 Subparts A, B, C and D
- Detailed review of OTAR Part 43 Subparts A, B, C and D and Appendix A
- Interfaces between OTAR 145, OTAR 43 and other OTARs / OTACs related to Maintenance, Certification, Continued Airworthiness and Operation
- Detailed review of differences between OTAR Part 145/43 and EASA Part 145
- Case studies of typical practical scenarios
Historical suitable-for context
The legacy page states that the course was aimed at EASA Part 145 Maintenance Organisations wishing to gain OTAR Part 145 approval.
- Management Personnel
- Quality Managers
- Maintenance Technicians and Certifying Staff
- Competent Authority Staff
Historical prerequisite context
Previous attendance to EASA Part 145 training course
Historical regulatory references
- Air Navigation (Overseas Territories) Order (AN/OT)
- OTAR Part 145
- OTAR Part 43
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Duration
1 dayLanguage
German, English, or FrenchHistorical location/delivery
Bern or OnlineLegacy delivery indicators
Instructor-Led: no; e-Learning: yes; Exam: no; Certificate: yesSpecialised training guidance
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