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Originator (Area Supervisor)

  • Name

  • Signed

  • Date

Approved by Operations Manager

  • Name

  • Signed

  • Date

Quality Approval

  • Name

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  • Brief description of items stored:

  • Explanation

Section of Code to be Assessed: AMC M.A.504 Segregation of components / 145.A.42 Acceptance of Components

BADC Receipts

  • Are all unserviceable components clearly labelled and segregated from serviceable stock? I.E. Receipts lanes, subcon, goods-in, MIGO lane

  • Do colleagues working in receipts hold the required airworthiness certificate?

  • Can colleagues working in receipts demonstrate that they know how to determine whether a component has a shelf life (MM03)?

  • Have components identified for scrap been transacted in accordance with Work Instructions?

  • Can the Inspector navigate to the x890 form (Acceptance of Components)?

BADC Dispatch

  • Are all unserviceable components clearly labelled and segregated from serviceable stock? I.E. Sortation, binning, Area 51

BADC Tech packing/Dangerous Goods

  • Are all unserviceable components clearly labelled and segregated from serviceable stock? I.E. Goods-in, returns, segregation within the relevant areas

Modules

  • Are all unserviceable components clearly labelled and segregated from serviceable stock?

Additional Comments

  • Additional comments

Section of code to be assessed: AMC M.A.605 (c) Facilities 145.A.25(d) Facility Requirements

All Areas

  • Are components stored in a clean and dry environment?

  • Have the temperature and humidity readings been performed and recorded in accordance with Work Instructions?

  • Is the area run in accordance with good storemanship requirements? I.E. clean, dust free, well ventilated, damage free.

  • Is there any serviceable stock stored outside? (BADC: yard / Modules: Airlocks)

  • Are there any components stored on the floor?

  • Are boxes/crates/packaging suitable and damage free (ATA300)?

BADC Dispatch and Modules

  • Are storage racks adequate, inspected and fit for purpose? I.E. damage free.

  • Are all components binned correctly with the bin number visible?

  • Do all racks display the required load restrictions?

Additional Comments

  • Additional comments

Section of code to be assessed: AMC M.A.608(a) & (b) Components, Equipment and Tools / 145.A.40 Equipment & Tools

BADC - Shift Tools

  • Is the tool cage locked and are all tools present?

  • Are the tool cage keys stored in the Trakka?

  • Have the sign in/sign out sheets been completed and checked by the Supervisors/LMSs?

BADC - Aircraft Tools

  • Is the required calibration date reflected correctly in SAP?

  • Is the silver label present and displays correct due date?

  • Is the static bench serviceable and calibrated?

  • Is the tyre gauge serviceable and calibrated? (Inspection only)

Modules - Aircraft Tools

  • Has the SQ00 report been run weekly and have all required tools been pulled to be sent for calibration?

  • Are all tooling types (I.E. unserviceable, serviceable, out of cabilration etc) segregated and adequately labelled?

All Areas

  • Have all fridge/freezer temperatures been recorded?

  • Are fridges and freezers serviceable?

  • Are instructions displayed in case the fridge/freezers are unserviceable?

  • Is all equipment serviceable, insured and calibrated (where required)? I.E. pump trucks, scissor lifts, lifting equipment, slings, scales etc)

  • Are all forklifts/trucks/vehicles insured, serviceable and have the pre-use checks/walk arounds been completed?

Additional Comments

  • Additional comments

Section of code to be assessed: Part 145.A.30 (e) Personnel Requirements

All Areas

  • Can the Supervisor demosntrate that all members of his/her team are in compliance with mandatory learning, H6X, Read & Signs, and PA20?

  • Can the colleague demonstrate that he/she is compliance with mandatory learning, H6X, Read & Signs and PA20?

  • Can the colleague demonstrate how to find the required Work Instructions/Procedures in relation to their role or task? I.E. Receipting, MIGO, etc

  • Can the colleague demonstrate they have completed both the initial and continuing human factors training?

Additional Comments

  • Additional comments

Section of Code to be Assessed: 145.A.45 Maintenance Data

BADC Receipts Inspection Only

  • Does the colleague have the capability to understand maintenance requirements and service bulletins (SBs)?

Additional Comments

  • Additional comments

Section of Code to be Assessed: 145.A.47. (c) Production Planning

All Areas

  • Has a handover been completed in accordance with the work instruction/procedure and does it enable a seamless continuation of work across the shifts?

Additional Comments

  • Additional comments

Section of Code to be Assessed: 145.A.48 Performance of Maintenance

Modules

  • Has the 0500/1700 outstanding tooling report been sent as per Work Instruction ELS-MA-409.WI-1 informing production of all outstanding tooling?

Section of Code to be Assessed: 145.A.60 Occurrence Reporting

All Areas

  • Can colleagues demonstrate that they understand the reason behind AIR reporting?

  • Is the colleague able to demonstrate that they are able and confident in raising an AIR report?

Section of Code to be Assessed: 145.A.65 Safety & Quality Policy, Maintenance Procedures and Quality System

All Areas

  • Can the colleague navigate Pinpoint/Docunet and demonstrate all Read & Signs have been completed?

  • Can the colleague demonstrate that they are familiar and have signed for local operational notices?

  • Can the Supervisor demonstrate that his/her team has read and signed for all Operational Notices?

Additional Comments

  • Use this area of the form to record any information you feel would enhance this report.

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