TASK GROUP REPORT FOR SUB-CONTRACTING MAINTENANCE POWERPLANT TYPE TRAINING
<P>**** Hidden Message *****</P> P. RETIF 1<BR>TASK GROUP REPORT<BR>FOR SUB-CONTRACTING OF JAR 66<BR>MAINTENANCE POWERPLANT TYPE TRAINING<BR>ACCORDING TO JAR 147 CHANGE 1<BR>Working group N°4 made up of:<BR>Michel CHRISTOPHE AIRBUS TRAINING<BR>Olivier LOVINY AIR FRANCE FORMATION<BR>Pascal RETIF SNECMA SERVICES TRAINING<BR>and with the help of:<BR>Jim BECK ROLLS ROYCE TRAINING<BR>P. RETIF 2<BR>POWERPLANT TYPE TRAINING<BR>Objective of the group:<BR>Write the specification for a powerplant course delivered under JAR 147<BR>requirements, in terms of theoretical and practical content, duration and<BR>examination.<BR>Context:<BR>To be sure that all items are covered in case of:<BR>• a stand alone powerplant course.<BR>• a powerplant course included in the entire aircraft course.<BR>Definition of the powerplant<BR>Powerplant package comprises the “Bare Engine”, “Engine Build-Up” and the<BR>“ Nacelle systems ”.<BR>“Aircraft/Engine interfaces” topics are part of the powerplant.<BR>P. RETIF 3<BR>POWERPLANT INTERFACES<BR>A B<BR>A1<BR>POWERPLANT<BR>ENG -A/C<BR>INTERFACE BOX<BR>POWERPLANT TYPE TRAINING<BR>FROM B1 TO A1’<BR>FUNCTIONAL<BR>DESIGNATION<BR>FROM B TO A<BR>FUNCTIONAL<BR>DESIGNATION<BR>EBU COMPONENT<BR>NOT CONTROLLED<BR>BY FADEC<BR>A2<BR>EBU COMPONENT<BR>CONTROLLED<BR>BY FADEC<BR>BLEED SYS.<BR>ANTI ICE<BR>SYS…<BR>HYDRAULIC PUMP<BR>IDG…<BR>BB11<BR>AIRFRAME<BR>TYPE TRAINING<BR>A11’’<BR>FROM A2<BR>PHYSICAL<BR>INTERFACE<BR>UP TO PYLON<BR>INWHITE LEVEL III<BR>IN BLUE LEVEL I<BR>ENGINE COMPONENT<BR>P. RETIF 4<BR>POWERPLANT COURSE CONTENTS<BR>The powerplant course is built up with:<BR>• the respective topics treated for each system for:<BR>• “General Familiarization Level 1”,<BR>• “Ramp & Transit Level 2”,<BR>• “Line & Base Level 3”.<BR>• the powerplant type training shall be in accordance with the JAR 66<BR>Appendix 3 for type training standards for its theoretical and practical<BR>elements.<BR>• the powerplant type training requires a combined analysis by the aircraft and<BR>powerplant manufacturers together to determine the adequate training<BR>environment for the performance of the representative maintenance tasks.<BR>P. RETIF 5<BR>Ramp & Transit. . . LVL 2<BR>General Familiarization LVL 1<BR>Overlap with airframe systems at LVL 1<BR>PRACTICAL on Training Device / Video<BR>Troubleshooting,<BR>Test Procedure<BR>& Technical Doc practice<BR>PRACTICAL on real equipment<BR>powerplant<BR>Description / operation,<BR>Component location.<BR>Turnaround /<BR>Access to components<BR>Removal / Installation of LRU<BR>De / Re-activation of MEL items<BR>THEORETICAL<BR>Removal / Installation of LRU<BR>De / Re-activation of MEL items<BR>If it requires special precautions or<BR>techniques during the removal and<BR>installation process<BR>LINE & BASE systems THEORY . . . LVL 3<BR>Line Maintenance LVL 3<BR>POWERPLANT SPLIT<BR>P. RETIF 6<BR>POWERPLANT COURSE PRE-REQUISITES<BR>The trainee should have the necessary level of knowledge:<BR>• by having completed the JAR66 basic training or equivalent,<BR>• or hold an academic degree in an aeronautical discipline, supplemented by<BR>some experience on jet powered aircraft.<BR>P. RETIF 7<BR>POWERPLANT THEORETICAL<BR>The program for adequate theoretical training shall cover:<BR>• Location & purpose of components,<BR>• description & operation of systems and sub-systems,<BR>• understanding of troubleshooting philosophy,<BR>• human factors.<BR>The theoretical training element is described in<BR>Appendix I of the specification<BR>“Contents of powerplant type training”<BR>P. RETIF 8<BR>APPENDIX I<BR>CONTENTS OF<BR>POWERPLANT<BR>TYPE TRAINING<BR>Chapter<BR>Objectives<BR>Media<BR>Contents<BR>POWERPLANT ASSEMBLY<BR>Associated ATA : 71 - 78<BR>TRAINING OBJECTIVES :<BR> describes the powerplant generally and its drainage,<BR> describes the hazards linked to the operation with thrust,<BR> describes the nacelle assembly, the engine, the mounts, the A/C systems<BR>integrated into the powerplant .<BR>Notes:<BR>it includes the access panels, the opening / actuating systems that are part of the<BR>nacelle assembly,<BR>it includes the powerplant connections to the pylon .<BR>MEDIA :<BR>Instructor led presentation or CBT.<BR>CONTENTS to describe :<BR>for the POWERPLANT GENERAL :<BR> the airflow,<BR> the hazard area,<BR> the wind limitations,<BR> the drain system,<BR>for the NACELLE ASSEMBLY :<BR> the inlet cowl,<BR> the Fan cowls,<BR>o the opening /closing of the cowls,<BR>o the latches ( its rigging ),<BR> the Thrust Reverser cowls,<BR>o the opening /closing of the cowls,<BR>o the latches ( their rigging ),<BR> the Thrust Reverser actuation system,<BR>o the reverse thrust control lever system and its interlocks,<BR>o the system operation and control,<BR>o the system components description and location,<BR>o the de-activation before maintenance,<BR>o the de-activation before flight,<BR>P. RETIF 9<BR>The program for practical training shall satisfy:<BR>• locating the component,<BR>• handling of powerplant sub-systems that require safe maintenance<BR>practices,<BR>• hands-on practice, such as the change of LRU ’s, if it requires special<BR>precautions or techniques during the removal and installation process,<BR>• if needed, the correct use of specific technical documentation,<BR>• if needed, the correct use of on-board maintenance tools.<BR>The Practical training element is described in<BR>Appendix II of the specification<BR>“Practical elements for powerplant type training”<BR>POWERPLANT PRACTICAL<BR>P. RETIF 10<BR>APPENDIX II PRACTICAL ELEMENTS<BR>FOR POWERPLANT TYPE TRAINING<BR>Objective<BR>Chapter<BR>Classification<BR>P. RETIF 11<BR>COURSE DURATION<BR>The powerplant course duration criteria shall take into account:<BR>• the JAR 66 regulatory statement for the agreed training content developed,<BR>• the guidelines established by the industry .<BR>(such as EAMTC working groups)<BR>The manufacturers shall agree on recommended common type<BR>course content and course duration, for B1 and B2 courses.<BR>• B1 powerplant module is 30 Hrs<BR>• B2 powerplant module is 6 Hrs<BR>Refer to<BR>Appendix III “Duration of powerplant type Training”<BR>P. RETIF 12<BR>APPENDIX III<BR>“DURATION OF powerplant TYPE TRAINING”<BR>Timing B1<BR>Timing B2<BR>P. RETIF 13<BR>EXAMINATION<BR>• JAR requirements are a minimum of 2 questions per ATA chapter.<BR>• Powerplant exam model is based on 30 questions split in line maintenance for<BR>2/3 and General Familiarization for 1/3, spread over all powerplant ATA<BR>chapters.<BR>ATA Chapter Question GF Question LM Sub-Total Total<BR>71-00-00 1 2 3 3<BR>72-00-00 1 3 4 7<BR>73-00-00 1 5 6 13<BR>74-00-00 1 1 2 15<BR>75-00-00 1 2 3 18<BR>76-00-00 1 1 2 20<BR>77-00-00 1 1 2 22<BR>78-00-00 1 2 3 25<BR>79-00-00 1 2 3 28<BR>80-00-00 1 1 2 30 :victory: :victory: TASK GROUP REPORT FOR SUB-CONTRACTING MAINTENANCE POWERPLANT TYPE TRAINING
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