Train To Gain - Course Descriptions

Complying With Part 145

Complying With Part 145 gets you on track to full compliance with the rule. We explain the regulation, the background, the Advisory Circular 145-9 and the FAA Handbook Bulletin that dictates how the FAA will audit repair stations for compliance. This course is critical for supervisors and persons issuing approvals for return to service.

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Hazardous Materials Course

The FAA's definition of who is a hazmat employer is very broad and includes practically all repair stations. FAA Order 8300.10 now requires FAA principal inspectors to check your hazmat compliance.

Presented by Washington Aviation Group in conjunction with ARSA, this two-day course for aviation professionals provides the tools you need to successfully navigate the sometimes daunting regulations on shipping hazmat.

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International Law and Compliance for the Aviation Business

The aviation marketplace is no longer limited by geographic boundaries. Tapping into international markets provides aviation entities an unparalleled opportunity to expand capital and resources, and to improve the “bottom line.” However, with international interaction come new regulations and guidance which can pose unique challenges to a business.

ARSA’s "International Law and Compliance for the Aviation Business," is a course designed to equip your business with the tools necessary to ensure compliance with international regulations and guidance. From Bilateral Agreements to Maintenance Implementation Procedures, the course covers the pertinent regulations and guidance impacting the contemporary international aviation community and offers effective methods to ensure that your business avoids potential violations.

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Making Audits Worthwhile

ARSA's Making Audits Worthwhile course covers certification and performance requirements, your relationships with government and customers, self-audits, preparation, managing and responding to audits.

This course is designed for persons responsible for accepting and responding to audits from customers and national aviation authorities.

The Making Audits Worthwhile course deals with differences between regulatory compliance and business requirements, the interface between the repair station, the government and the customer (since all three must work together), and how to respond effectively to audit findings.

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Regulation 101

Regulation 101: Law for the Aviation Professional provides an opportunity to learn the basic FAA requirements associated with making day-to-day decisions on purchasing, designing, manufacturing, operating, maintaining or selling civil aviation products and parts.

The course provides top management, purchasing agents, quality control and assurance personnel, mechanics, inspectors and supervisors with a comprehensive understanding of the regulations that govern activities in the civil aviation industry.

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