Part 21 J – Design Organisation Approval

Register: Multiple dates are available, submit your registration here.	Enquiry: Email to training@aais.org.sg
Time: 4pm – 12am (UTC +8)	Closing Date: One week before course date.
Venue: Virtual instructor-led training (VILT) via Zoom	Fees: AAIS Member: S$1,941.29/pax w/GST Public: S$2,104.79/pax w/GST Fees reflected are inclusive of 9% GST (in 2024).
About the Course:
Part 21 Subpart J details the elements required of a design organisation in order to hold a CAA/EASA Design Organisation Approval (DOA). It outlines the requirements and procedures for the design, production, and approval of parts, appliances, and materials used in aviation. Subpart J sets forth the responsibilities of manufacturers, suppliers, and applicants seeking approval for the production of aviation products, including the need to demonstrate compliance with applicable design and airworthiness standards. The regulation encompasses aspects such as design data, quality systems, production control, and conformity assessment procedures. Compliance with Part 21 Subpart J ensures that aviation components meet the necessary safety and performance standards, contributing to the overall airworthiness of aircraft and the safety of flight operations. By the end of this course, participants will demonstrate understanding of the followings through presentations and group discussions: How their organisation should comply with the regulation Process used by the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) to carry out continued surveillance to Part 21 Subpart J Process used by the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) to carry out continued surveillance to Part 21 Subpart J How to prepare an organisation for an efficient and effective on-site assessment and surveillance How to maintain a Part 21 Subpart J approval ensuring compliance at all time
Who Should Attend?
This course is suitable for individuals responsible for compliance or certification within a design organisation. It is also suitable for those individuals responsible for the oversight of design organisations, either of subcontractors or from a regulatory perspective.
Course Outline:
CAA & EASA Relationship Part 21 and the other Subparts Part 21 Subpart J Design Organisation Approvals (DOAs) change classification and changed product rule principles Operational Suitability Data Level of Involvement concepts STC procedures Repair approval procedures Equipment approval procedures UKTSO / ETSO and Equipment Software overview When an EASA/CAA Form 1 may not be required CAA & EASA DOAs Surveillance process
About the Instructor: Mr. Ian MaLaren Ian has over 35 years of experience in the industry. He is an Airworthiness specialist at the UK CAA ( including ASSI) including British Aerospace, and now BAE Systems. Ian has previously worked as an Avionics design certification specialist on large aircraft and a Part 145 and Part M specialist. Ian is currently delivering our Initial Airworthiness and Continuing Airworthiness training courses and instructing training addressing the airworthiness aspects of Specific Approvals.
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