10.3 Flashcards

1
Q

What is MOE?

What does it do?

A

Maintenance Organisation Exposition.

It is a book which explains how the organisation is going to comply with Part-145

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2
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What are the facility requirements?

A

Appropriate for all planned work, provide adequate protection from weather and contamination.

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3
Q

What are the personnel requirements?

A
Accountable manager 
Nominated people responsible for ensuring compliance
Quality manager
Man hour plan (minimum of 50% permanent)
(reviewed every 3 months)
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4
Q

Do personnel certifying the release to service of components need to be part 66 license holders?

A

No.

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5
Q

What is Pre-flight Airworthiness Directive not classed as?

A

Maintenance (flight crew can carry it out)

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6
Q

How many parts does the MOE comprise of ?

A

Eight

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7
Q

What is considered a direct approval of the MOE?

A

Changes requiring approval by the NAA
-Changes of managers
etc.

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8
Q

What is considered an indirect approval of the MOE?

A

Amendments that are not required to be approved by the NAA

  • Reordering pages
  • Spelling mistakes

All that can be processed in house

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9
Q

How is an approval of the MOE kept valid?

A

The company has to remain in compliance with Part-145 and the competent authorities are granted at all times

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10
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What are the two types of finding during an NAA audit?

A

Level 1 - Significant non-compliance with Part-145 that can seriously alter the flight safety.

Level 2 - Any other non-compliance with Part-156 that can lower the standards and possibly be a hazard to flight safety.

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11
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What is the purpose if the EASA form 1?

A

The certificate which is issued for every component which is to be fitted to an aircraft.

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12
Q

What type of aircraft must be maintained in accordance with Part-145?

A
  • Commercial Aircraft
  • Aircraft over 5700kg MTOM
  • Twin-engined Helicopters
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13
Q

Organisations have to have suitable facility requirements to operate as a Part-145. Name some examples

A
  • Temperature and lightning control
  • Minimum noise
  • Segregated workstations(dirty and clean work areas)
  • Protection from the elements
  • Storage
  • Offices
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14
Q

Who appoints the Quality Manager?

A

The Accountable Manager.

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15
Q

How many sub-contracted staff can a man hour plan facilitate?

A

No more than 50%

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16
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How often should the man hour plan be reviewed?

A

Every 3 months a a minimum

17
Q

Who carries out NDT ( on Aircraft?

A

Specific qualified staff.

18
Q

What is the only NDT method that a B1 engineer can carry out?

A

Dye penetrant test

19
Q

What must any component certifying staff comply with?

A

Part-66

20
Q

In some cases, a repetitive Airworthiness Directive can be carried out by who?

A

Flight crew - not necessary by a part-66 holder.

Competence of the employee should first be assessed by the organisation.

21
Q

What er the 5 classifications of components?

A
  • Serviceable
  • Unserviceable
  • Unsalvagable
  • Standard parts
  • Materials
22
Q

What are examples of maintenance data which need to be kept up to date?

A
  • Airworthiness Directive,
  • Service bulletin
  • Procedures
23
Q

How long after an employee leaves a company should records be kept for?

A

Minimum of 3 years.

24
Q

When can maintenance instructions only be modified?

A

In accordance with procedure in Maintenance Organisation Exposition (MOE)

25
Q

What must third party work sheets have procedures for?

A

Training staff.

26
Q

How long can a temporary item be fitted for?

A

Removed / approved within 30 hours or on return to base.

27
Q

What must be kept in a maintenance record?

A

Copy of each CRS to aircraft operator, with any data used for repairs and modifications.

28
Q

During continuation training, what should also be included?

A

Must include some human factors training.

29
Q

What does CRS stand for?

A

Certificates of Release to Service

30
Q

All components fitted to an aircraft must have an EASA form 1. When is it permissible to not have this?

A

If an aircraft is grounded at a remote location away from its main base or any line station and there is no suitably certified component available.

31
Q

If records stored have been damaged in any way and replacements are found from mechanics personal notes etc, what must be done?

A

Records can be reconstructed, the reconstructed records have to be submitted to the NAA for inspection

32
Q

If an organisation has a computer-based recording system, when should backups be completed?

A

Within 24 hours of any maintenance activity.

33
Q

When completing an occurrence report, who must it be sent to?

A

To the NAA, the aircraft operator and the aircraft design organisation.

34
Q

Who’s responsible for the operation of the quality system?

A

Quality manager

35
Q

When must a occurrence report reach the authority?

A

As soon as possible but in any case no later than 72 hours.