Continuing airworthiness management organisation (CAMO) – functional training
This course explains the challenges CAMO staff face and how to add value to continuing airworthiness management.
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Course aim
Commonly known as the TT08, this course is delivered by contracted training providers and supports practitioners conducting continuing airworthiness activities within a CAMO. Delivered as a series of sessions that include practical exercises and delegate participation, it explains the challenges the CAMO staff face and how to add value to continuing airworthiness management.
CAMO personnel identified by the military continuing airworthiness manager (including contracted and subcontracted personnel where appropriate). For those with limited CAMO experience, the CAMO regulatory training course should be considered before attending this course. Please see the CAMO regulatory training pages for further details.
Key learning points:
- Role and responsibilities of a CAMO
- Core CAMO activities and an overview of each area
- CAMO interfaces with designers, maintainers, suppliers and operators
- Developing techniques and skills to support a value adding CAMO
- Case study practice scenarios
Duration
3 Days
Location
Bespoke per iteration
Course validity
5 Years
Contact
Application is by invite only dependant on role or post within a CAMO or working in support of CAMO activities. Interested parties not automatically invited should contact their platform CAMO quality manager.
For information on booking this course, contact your service safety training for error prevention (STEP) contact.
Updates to this page
Last updated 27 September 2024 + show all updates
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Continuing airworthiness management organisation page updated and re-formatted.
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The CAMO-FT course aim has been updated.
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The Continuing airworthiness management organization – functional training course aim has been amended.
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