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TCAR 8 Part 145.A.10 Scope

TCAR 8 Part 145.A.15 Application for an organisation certificate

TCAR 8 Part 145.A.20 Terms of Approval

  • Ratings See also AMC 145.A.20

TCAR 8 Part 145.A.25 Facility requirements

  • Are the facilities appropriate for all planned work, such as sufficient accommodations/ spaces/ hangars available, weather protection, specialized workshops, and bays?

  • Is the working environment/conditions such as temperature, dust, lighting, and noise effective sufficient to not impair all personnel?

  • Are there any specific conditions identified in maintenance data for facility requirements?

  • Is there any undue distraction detected during line maintenance?

TCAR 8 Part 145.A.30 Personnel

  • Accountable Manager<br>- Has been appointed?<br>- Are the qualifications and characteristics in accordance with the applicable regulations?<br>- Are all nessasary resources available to accomplish maintenance iaw TCAR 8 Part 145?<br>- Is safety policy established and being promoted?<br>- Has basic understanding of TCAR 8 Part 145 been demonstrated?<br>- Have any responsible individuals been selected?

  • Has a nominated person or group of persons been appointed with the responsibility?

  • Have any person or group of persons been designated to manage the compliance monitoring function, including the feedback system?

  • Is there a designated person or group of people who designated to manage safety management processes effectively?

  • Is there a designated person or group of people who have direct access to keep the accountable manager informed on compliance and safety issues?

  • Is there a designated person or group of people who have relevant knowledge, background, and experience?

  • Are there sufficient man-hours available for staff to plan, execute, supervise, inspect, and monitor the organization's activities?

  • Is there a designated person to carry out and control the assessment of all personnel's competencies?

  • Is there any qualified personnel available to carry out or supervise non-destructive testing?

  • Does aircraft type rated C/S qualify in accordance with the regulation in aircraft line maintenance?

  • Staff in base maintenance <br>- Does aircraft type rated certifying staff qualify in accordance with the regulation? <br>- Is there adequate qualified aircraft type rated staff to support the C/S?<br>- Has S/S ensured tasks or inspections, before C/S issues the certificate of release to service?<br>- Has organisation maintain a register of C/S and S/S?<br>- Has C/S assessed the impact of work not completed, with a view to either requiring completion or agreeing with the operator to defer to another specified check or time limit?

  • Does component certifying staff qualify in accordance with the regulation?

TCAR 8 Part 145.A.35 Certifying Staff and Support Staff

C/S and S/S's authorisation Document

  • Have the authorisation documents been provided and are they being held by the staff?

  • Has the authorization's scope been defined?

  • Is the department capable of accessing all C/S and S/S authorization documents?

  • Is it possible to obtain all authorization documents within 24 hours?

  • Has the required C/S and S/S training program in TCAR 8 Part 145 been conducted prior to authorization issuance and renewal?

  • Is the authorization issuance and renewal of C/S and S/S based on a valid license?

  • Are C/S and S/S familiar with the relevant aircraft and components, along with organizational procedures?

  • Is there a valid relevant aircraft and components on the authorisation certificate?

  • Do C/S or authorised personnel sign certificates of release to service within limitations stated in authorisation?

  • Is the C/S and S/S license's valid for the duration of the authorisation?

  • Is there at least 6 months of actual experience in the last two years on the relevant aircraft or component C/S and S/S?

  • Is there recurrent training for C/S and S/S every two years?

  • Is there a recuurent training programme for C/S and S/S?

  • Have the scope, limits, and validity period of C/S and S/S authorization been specified?

  • Is the scope of the authorisation's issuance and renewal defined to the examination of the authorisation?

  • Is the compliance monitoring person responsible of authorisation issuance and renewal?

  • Is a copy of the certification authorization provided to the certifying staff?

  • Is it the C/S and S/S responsibility's to provide their certification to any authorized person within 24 hours?

  • Does the minimum age of the C/S and S/S meet the requirement? (21 years)

TCAR 8 Part 145.A.40 Tools, Test Equipment & Materials

  • Are tools, test euipment and materials available and sufficient for use to perform under the approved scope of work?

  • Did the manufacturer specify any specific, alternative tool or equipment to be used, as agreed by MAA in the MOE procedures?

  • Are tools, testing equipment, and materials always available?

  • Is access to aircraft equipment and inspection platforms/ docking adequate for base maintenance?

  • Are tools, test equipment, and materials controlled and calibrated in accordance with recognized standard?, Is the organization keeping records?

  • Are tools, test equipment, and materials recorded in the inventory?

  • Are calibration standards met by precision and measurement equipment?

TCAR 8 Part 145.A.60 Occurrence Reporting

  • Is there an occurrence reporting system in operation at the repair station?

  • Have the repair station and the aircraft/ component manufacturer been notified of the occurrence specified in MOE section 2.18.1(2) via the Compliance Monitoring Manager? If such report is arised, Is all relevant information included in the report?

  • Has the repair station reported any incidents involving the operator's aircraft or components to the operator?

  • Is the report completed and submitted within 72 hours of the repair station identifying the condition to which the report is referring?

  • Has the repair station taken the recommended actions to prevent a recurrence in the future?

TCAR 8 Part 145.A.65 Maintenance Procedures

  • Has the repair station reviewed the aircraft maintenance, operator's specialized services requirements for clarity of work order or contract before providing maintenance services?

  • Has the repair station verified and validated all procedures and, where possible, made changes to those procedures before use?

  • Have the repair station, contractor, and subcontractor performed maintenance, inspection, overhaul, repair, and modification of aircraft, engines, and components, including specialized services, in accordance with the approved maintenance programs and maintenance data?

  • Have engineering repair schemes that deviate from the standard been approved by the aircraft manufacturer and/or the airworthiness authorities, if necessary, by the owner/operator or the repair station?

  • Have all maintenance and specialized service paperworks been properly certified and returned to the customer via the repair station?

  • Has the Maintenance Manager requested to exempt the operator from performing maintenance tasks? Is this exemption granted by the operator in accordance with a MAA-acceptable procedure? NOTE: This exemption does not affect in flight safety

TCAR 8 Part 145.A.70 Maintenance Organisation Exposition

  • Have the personnel become familiarised with the parts of the MOE that are relevant to the work they perform?

TCAR 8 Part 145.A.75 Privileges of the organisation

  • Has the repair station maintained any aircraft and/or components within the approval classes and ratings at the locations specified in the certificate and the MOE?

  • Is it possible to arrange for another subcontracted organization to maintain any aircraft and/or components within the approval classes and ratings? Is this subcontracted organization on the List of Subcontractors (MOE section 5.2)?

  • Has the repair station maintained any aircraft or component within the approval classes and ratings outside of the approved locations? and Has the appropriate C/S issued the CRS? or Has the authorized C/S (NDT D1 Rating) issued the CAAT Form 1?

  • Has the repair station maintained any aircraft and/or components within the approval classes and ratings at a location designated as a Line Maintenance Location in accordance with IAW MOE section 5.3?

  • Is the CRS for maintenance completion iaw paragraph 145.A.50 issued by the repair station?

TCAR 8 Part 145.A.85 Changes to the organisation

  • Is the organisation certificate remained, valid, and subjected to compliance with the following conditions?<br>- the organisation remaining in compliance with TCAR 8 Part 145 taking into account the provisions related to the handling of findings as specified in 145.A.95;<br>- the CAAT being granted access to the organisation as specified in paragraph 145.A.140;<br>- the certificate not being surrendered, revoked or expired.

  • Upon surrender or revocation, Is the approval certificate returned to the CAAT?

TCAR 8 Part 145.A.95 Findings

  • Is the repair station aware of the root cause or causes of the noncompliance?

  • Is there a corrective plan in place for each non-compliance issue at the repair station?

  • Has the repair station demonstrated corrective action implementation to the CAAT,MAA's satisfaction?

  • Is the repair station's corrective actions completed within the time frame agreed upon with the CAAT,MAA?

TCAR 8 Part 145.A.140 Access

  • Dose the repair station grant access at any time to any facility, aircraft, document, records, data, procedures or any other material relevant to its activity subject to certification, whether it is contracted/subcontracted?

TCAR 8 Part 145.A.155 Immediate reaction to a safety problem

  • Does the repair station implement any safety measures mandated by the CAAT,MAA?

TCAR 8 Part 145.A.200 Management system

  • What is the current revision and implementation date of exposition manuals?

  • Is there a formal safety policy with documented safety objectives? Is it relevant and current?<br>(145.A.65 Safety and quality policy, maintenance procedures and management systems)

  • Are the safety policies and objectives communicated throughout the organisation? Are they posted on the Safety Board? (145.A.65 Safety and quality policy, maintenance procedures and management systems)

  • Does the Safety Manager have regular direct contact with the Accountable Manager? (145.A.30 (c) Personnel Requirements)

  • Is there regular internal reports on the safety system?

  • Is there a safety reporting system, and is it being utilized effectively?

  • Are there provisions for confidential reporting?

  • Does the organisation formally investigate accidents and Incidents?

  • Are safety reports reviewed regularly to identify trends?

  • Have corrective actions been outlined and carried out? Is this documented appropriately?

  • Are closed reports monitored for trending purposes?

  • What risk Management / Hazard identification activities are carried out?

  • Have the Operational Risk Profiles been implemented / reviewed within the last 12 months? When were they last reviewed?

  • Are the Operational Risk Profiles appropriate to the activities being carried out in each department?

  • Is there an internal safety audit program?

  • Have all audit findings overdue to close?

  • Are staff submitting safety reports / Defects / complaints?

  • Are safety reports being closed within due date?

  • Is there a regular ERP Exercise? When was the last ERP exercise? Are staff encouraged to join the ERP exercises?

  • Are Change Management Plans being conducted when Significant change has occurred?

  • Have Change Management Plans being completed and closed upon change completion? Are they being recorded and stored appropriately?

  • Have all staff been inducted into the Safety training system?

  • Are there Safety training records available for all staff?

  • Do the Safety training programs contain current information?

TCAR 8 Part 145.A.202 Internal safety reporting scheme

  • Does the repair station establish an internal safety reporting scheme to enable the collection and evaluation of such occurrences that are to be reported under point 145.A.60?

  • Is the scheme enabled the collection and evaluation of those errors, near misses, and hazards reported internally that do not fall under point 145.A.202(a).

  • Does the repair station identify the causes of, and contributing factors to, any errors, near misses, and hazards reported, and address them as part of their safety risk management process in accordance with point 145.A.200(a)(3)?

  • Does the repair station ensure an evaluation of all the known, relevant information relating to errors, the inability to follow procedures, near misses, and hazards, and a method to circulate the information as necessary?

  • Does the repair station make arrangements to ensure the collection of any safety issues related to subcontracted activities?

  • Does the repair station cooperate on safety investigations with any other organisation that makes a significant contribution to the safety of its own maintenance activities?

TCAR 8 Part 145.A.205 Contracting and subcontracting

Note: This section of the regulation is not applicable to a IQA audit.

  • When contracting or subcontracting any part of its maintenance activities or when purchasing equipment or services, does the repair station ensure the following as applicable? <br>- these maintenance activities conform to the requirements of TCAR 8 Part 145;<br>- any aviation safety hazards associated with such contracting, subcontracting or purchase are considered as part of the organisation’s management system.

  • If the organisation subcontracts any part of its maintenance activities to another organisation, the subcontracted organisation shall work under the approval of the organisation, does the repair station ensure that the CAAT is given access to the subcontracted organisation to determine whether there is continued compliance with the applicable requirements?

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