Continuing Airworthiness for Part-145 Staff

Overview

Role-competency training for Part-145 maintenance and certifying staff. It works through the continuing-airworthiness system from the hangar floor and the Part-M, Part-145 and Part-CAMO paragraphs that maintenance staff must understand — approval scope, facilities and staffing; certifying and support staff currency; tools, equipment and maintenance data; components, materials and life limits; planning, handover and error capture; the Certificate of Release to Service; records, reporting and the safety loop; the MOE and management system; and the CAMO–Part-145 interface — with AMC/GM-based practical explanations and an applied scenario. Grounded in Regulations (EU) 1321/2014, 2023/203 and 2026/100; concludes with a 75% multiple-choice examination.

Course content is maintained against the latest applicable regulatory amendments reviewed as of 21 June 2026.

Syllabus

19 modules, completed in order — each with its keywords and objective.

1. 1

   Welcome & course scope

   scopeaudienceassessment

   Objective: Orient to the Part-145 staff course scope and assessment.

2. 2

   The continuing-airworthiness system from the hangar floor

   continuing airworthinesssystem overviewinterfaces

   Objective: Describe the continuing-airworthiness system from the maintenance perspective.

3. 3

   IR, AMC and GM — how to use them

   IRAMCGMrule structure

   Objective: Use the IR, AMC and GM correctly when answering maintenance questions.

4. 4

   Part-M paragraphs that maintenance staff must understand

   Part-MM.A. paragraphsmaintenance duties

   Objective: Identify the Part-M paragraphs that maintenance staff must understand.

5. 5

   Part-M in practice — work package, defects and records

   work packagedefectsrecordsdeferral

   Objective: Apply Part-M to work packages, defects and records.

6. 6

   Part-145 paragraphs — approval, people, tools, work and release

   145.A paragraphsapprovalreleaseoverview

   Objective: Map the Part-145 paragraphs covering approval, people, tools, work and release.

7. 7

   Approval scope, facilities and staffing

   scope of approvalfacilitiesstaffingcapability list

   Objective: Explain approval scope, facilities and staffing requirements.

8. 8

   Certifying staff and support staff currency

   certifying staffsupport staffcurrencyauthorisation

   Objective: Describe certifying and support staff qualification and currency.

9. 9

   Tools, equipment and maintenance data

   toolscalibrationequipmentmaintenance data

   Objective: Control tools, equipment and maintenance data as required by Part-145.

10. 10

    Components, materials and life limits

    componentsmaterialslife limitsEASA Form 1

    Objective: Handle components, materials and life-limited parts correctly.

11. 11

    Planning, handover and error capture

    planningshift handovererror capturehuman factors

    Objective: Apply planning, handover and error-capture controls.

12. 12

    Certificate of Release to Service (CRS)

    CRSrelease to serviceconditionsprivileges

    Objective: Issue a Certificate of Release to Service correctly.

13. 13

    Records, reporting and the safety loop

    recordsoccurrence reportingsafety loopfeedback

    Objective: Maintain records and feed the reporting and safety loop.

14. 14

    MOE, management system, information security and change

    MOEmanagement systemPart-ISchange

    Objective: Explain the MOE, management system, information security and change management.

15. 15

    Part-CAMO paragraphs maintenance staff need at the interface

    Part-CAMOinterfacework orderAMP

    Objective: Identify the Part-CAMO paragraphs relevant at the maintenance interface.

16. 16

    CAMO ↔ Part-145 interface — what must move both ways

    interfacework orderfeedbackcontract

    Objective: Describe what must flow both ways across the CAMO–Part-145 interface.

17. 17

    Applied scenario — tooling, aircraft maintenance and currency

    scenariotoolingcurrencyapplication

    Objective: Apply the rules to an integrated tooling, maintenance and currency scenario.

18. 18

    What this course deliberately skips

    scope boundariesout of scopesignposting

    Objective: Recognise what is deliberately out of scope and where to find it.

19. 19

    Course summary & Part-145 role checklist

    summaryrole checklistself-check

    Objective: Consolidate learning with a Part-145 role checklist.

Final assessment

• Format: 12 multiple-choice questions drawn from the course question bank, with the options shuffled each attempt.
• Pass mark: 75%.
• Certificate: issued automatically on passing, according to Regulations (EU) 1321/2014, 2023/203 and 2026/100.