Cat A privileges
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A category A certifying licence permits the holder to issue certificates of release to service following minor scheduled line maintenance and simple defect rectification within the limits of tasks specifically endorsed on the authorisation. The certification privileges are restricted to work that the authorisation holder has personally performed in a Part-145 organisation.
In otherwords you have no certification privileges. Once you have the licence you then do the approved training at the airline, then what you can sign for is in the componay manual. i.e. wheel change, lamp etc
You can not certify anything other than work you have carried out, been trained for and authorised for.
In otherwords you have no certification privileges. Once you have the licence you then do the approved training at the airline, then what you can sign for is in the componay manual. i.e. wheel change, lamp etc
You can not certify anything other than work you have carried out, been trained for and authorised for.
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AMC 145.A.30 (g) Personnel requirements
Page 34 of http://www.easa.eu.int/rulemaking/do...A_Part-145.pdf
This is the basic list but can be amended and added to by a Part 145 organisation on agreement with the national authority of the country where the Part 145 organisation is registered. The list of what a Cat A can certify is in the Part 145 organisation's Exposition or procedures manual. As Spanners points out below, a Cat A cannot certify anything except what is on their company issued authorisation.
Page 34 of http://www.easa.eu.int/rulemaking/do...A_Part-145.pdf
This is the basic list but can be amended and added to by a Part 145 organisation on agreement with the national authority of the country where the Part 145 organisation is registered. The list of what a Cat A can certify is in the Part 145 organisation's Exposition or procedures manual. As Spanners points out below, a Cat A cannot certify anything except what is on their company issued authorisation.
Spot on, Fargoo.
The list in Part 145 is an example of the types of work that may be done by a Cat A that is trained and authorised by the company's quality and approval systems. Any tasks that the company wants their Cat A's to conduct have to be agreed by the local NAA who will check the company's initial and continuation training systems and the company approval systems.
The list in Part 145 is an example of the types of work that may be done by a Cat A that is trained and authorised by the company's quality and approval systems. Any tasks that the company wants their Cat A's to conduct have to be agreed by the local NAA who will check the company's initial and continuation training systems and the company approval systems.
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CAT-A or B1.1
Considering what you need to study for a CAT-A, it is better to go right away for a B1 licence.
If you do not have sufficient work experience for a B1.1 but for an A1, you can get an A1 licence in the mean time!
Greetings
easaman
If you do not have sufficient work experience for a B1.1 but for an A1, you can get an A1 licence in the mean time!
Greetings
easaman
