Information

  • Operator Certification Check List, Date Issued : 22 November 2010

  • Name, clock Number

  • Stamp Number

  • Operator's Department

  • 1. Certification holder's approval card available?

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  • Take photo :

  • Details (if required)

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  • Details :

  • Compare last printed date on Approval Card to database.

  • 2. Certification stamp(s) accounted for?

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  • Details :

  • Compare the stamp(s) the person has to what the database states has been issued.

  • 3. Certification stamp(s) are in good condition & legible?

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  • Insert held certification Stamp(s) impression(s) here:-

  • Details (if required)

  • Record details of Manufacturing job card / paperwork being assessed?

  • Include page and element number if applicable.

  • Photo

  • Details

  • Record 'Drawing detail' below of element being assessed (if applicable ):-

  • From element / task being worked on, sample a drawing. If necessary go backwards to previous elements / tasks completed by person to obtain one.

  • Photo

  • Details

  • Record Process Specification / procedure in relation to job card / paperwork being assessed :-

  • From element / task being worked on, sample a process specification / procedure . If necessary go backwards to previous elements / tasks completed by person to obtain one.

  • Photo

  • Details

  • 4. Certification holder has good knowledge to ensure that the correct Drawing / paperwork revision is being used (if applicable)?

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  • In job cards, the last few pages (BOM) show revisions of drawings / documents.

  • Other paperwork may need to be checked against a system eg BMS , Smarter, etc

  • 5. Certification holder has good knowledge to ensure that the correct job card / paperwork is being used and where any changes to the issue/revision status are recorded (if applicable)?

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  • In job cards, two to three pages in should have any changes recorded.

  • In BMS documents, footer should state what revision document is at and be compared to system.

  • Customer documentation should be checked against customer interface system and/or via Project Engineer.

  • 6. Does the certification holder have the necessary approvals for all tasks to be undertaken iaw job card / customer requirements?

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  • Details :

  • Review task being conducted and compare to approvals held and in system to ensure person has correct one.

  • Review previous one or two elements stamped for correct approval.

  • 9. Knowledge of concessions / deviation / tag?

  • 10. Does the certification holder have a good knowledge of the MRB / NC1 procedure / quarantined items?

  • 12. Does the certification holder demonstrate they have an understanding of the section of work they are undertaking?

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  • Take photo (if required) :

  • Details:

  • 11. Does the certification holder have a good knowledge on how to access the required process specifications, procedures and drawing information in relation to the job card element?

  • 8. Does the certification holder understand their responsibilities when applying their stamp alongside a probationary stamp or double stamping on aircraft documentation?

  • 13. Is calibration equipment being used?

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  • Sample calibration equipment being used :

  • Calibration Equipment
  • Serial number

  • Type

  • Next calibration date

  • 14. Is equipment listed above within time scales?

  • 15. Is the person's work area tidy, clear of FOD, paint, sealant and ags within date?

Summary

  • Number of major non-conformances

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  • Details

  • Number of minor non-conformances

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  • Details

  • Number of observations

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  • Details

  • Date

  • Certification holder's signature

  • Auditor's signature

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