Effective Stores Management for Aerospace

 

Date(s):
To be advised		 Register:
Email registration form to training@aais.org.sg
Time:
9am – 3pm (UTC +8)		 Closing Date:
Two weeks before course date.
Venue:
Virtual instructor-led training (VILT) via Zoom		 Fees:
AAIS Member: S$1,348.92/pax w/GST
Public: S$1,510.92/pax w/GST
Fees reflected are inclusive of 8% GST (in 2023).

About the Course:
The aim of this course is to provide a detailed overview of the processes and characteristics of Effective Stores Management procedures.

Note: This course may be delivered as a single standalone course, or combined with the instructor’s course “Logistics and Stores Inspection Procedures” course to form a complete Supply Chain Module. 

On completion of training, candidates will be able to demonstrate a basic knowledge of Aircraft Stores Management procedures.

The theoretical, classroom elements of this course will be taught by instructor presentation and such teaching strategies as he/she sees as meeting student-training needs.

The use of case study and role-play will greatly enhance student understanding.

Who Should Attend?
It is for persons who are actively involved in the management or Interaction of the Part 145 organizations Stores Management Systems including Stores Personnel, Certifying Engineers & Technicians, purchasing & procurement personnel and their associated managers.
 
Course Content:
1. State the requirements for maintaining an effective stores procedure;
2. State the importance of segregation of parts & materials;
3. Understand and recognise markings, placards & other forms of component labelling;
4. Define the eleven areas of the Stores facility;
5. List the minimum recorded information that must be compiled for aircraft parts and material;
6. State who has personal responsibility for acceptance of alternative parts;
7. State the general types of document that are received with parts and material;
8. Define the term SUP & “Bogus Parts and describe how they may be identified and actions to be taken;
9. State the requirements of another operator supplying parts;
10. Develop and implement entry of parts and materials into a stores facility in the context of parts receipt, the general details required by an effective stores database, incoming release certificate, goods inwards inspection;
11. Discuss spares concessions for urgent parts orders (AOG);
12. Explain why hand-written notes on original parts certification is a bad thing;
13. Discuss parts storage & handling in terms of OEM requirements in the context of major components (including wheel & brake assemblies), other rotables, Electrostatic Discharge & Magnetic Sensitive and other parts/materials are concerned (Including NonApproved Commercial parts);
14. Explain, where aircraft parts may be issued to;
15. State the requirements for the issuance of parts to aircraft, line station or Return to the supplier;
16. State the stores procedures for aircraft parts robbery; re-certification of medical kits;
17. Develop procedures based on the return of Unsalvageable, Unserviceable, hold or quarantine parts;
18. State the general procedures for the control of shelflife items in terms of expiry dates;
19. State the actions required for hazardous materials & dangerous goods;
20. Explain the reasons for an effective stock-check;
21. State the periodicity of stock-check levels in terms of Rotables; consumables, commercial and calibrated items.
About the Instructor:

Mr Rustom Sutaria
A seasoned aviation professional with a track record in technical services functions and aviation training services from within the arenas of Quality, Safety & Airworthiness.

Engaged by a portfolio of high profile aviation clients ranging from leading aviation training businesses, general aviation, major blue-chip international companies, aircraft operators, major international airlines & airports. His professional capabilities are as follows,
• Quality & Compliance
• Auditing & Assurance
• Project Management
• Courseware development, lecturing and training
• EASA Part 147 Approved Lecturer & Examiner
• Researcher, Manual Writing & Technical Authoring
• Aviation Advisory – CAMO & CAME
*Note: AAIS reserves the right to adjust the course pricing and to re-schedule or cancel any course due to unforeseen circumstances, course commencement is subject to minimum class size requirements.