Airworthiness Engineering Organizations AEOs
2.3.4 Design Approval Organizations DAOs
1 Design approval organisations DAOs are engineering corporations, approved by Civil Aviation, engaged in the design, modification or repair of aeronautical products. This category of delegation is typically associated with design organisations of aeronautical-product manufacturers, repair and overhaul facilities, or consulting engineering firms. A DAO employs individuals qualified to make findings of compliance with airworthiness standards within the limits of authority granted. 2 A DAO must submit for Civil Aviation approval a DAPM, which provides a complete framework within which the DAO exercises their authority. This DAPM is the primary document for assessing compliance during Civil Aviation audits.2.3.5 Manufacturers
1 These organisations are approved by Civil Aviation to make or assemble aeronautical products. The manufacturers of these products submit a quality control manual for Civil Aviation approval. 2 The manual describes their organisation, method of operation and system for controlling product quality. This manual, once approved, is the primary document referenced by Civil Aviation when these types of organisations are audited.2.3.6 Distributors
Distributors are organisations with ministerial approval to recertify and distribute aeronautical products that have previously been certified by the manufacturer. Companies engaged in these types of operations must describe their method of control in a product control system manual PCSM. This manual, once approved by Civil Aviation, serves as the primary standard for the regulatory audit. The checklists included in this part reflect that standard. Page 38 Part 2 ✈ Chapter 3 - Checklists MRA – 1st Edition September 1998 Part 2 ✈ Chapter 2 - Airworthiness Audit Policy and ProceduresChapter 3 Checklists
3.1 Purpose
Audit checklists have been developed that reflect the standards to be applied in the area being reviewed. To detect a non-conformance, the auditor must follow a guideline reflecting that standard. The checklists tell the audit team what “should” be happening and their observations tell them what is happening. A gap between the two generally indicates a non-conformance.3.1.1 Requirements
The audit checklists must: a be used when a process, procedure or program is monitored; b be updated to reflect the latest revision; c be completed; d be initialled by the auditor team member responsible for that checklist area; e get the auditor started, keep him or her on track, and confirm completion; and f be as flexible as necessary so that questions may be added and specific situations supported.3.1.2 Caution
If used correctly, audit checklists can be an extremely valuable auditing tool. However, if handled incorrectly, they can ruin a good audit. When referring to a checklist item, the auditor must record his or her findings opposite the area under review.3.1.3 Checklist as a Framework
The checklists are not exhaustive but do provide a consensus approach to auditing a function. For this reason, inspectors are encouraged to review the lists and add to their content when necessary.Parts
» Initial Certification Audit Audit Types
» Resource Allocation Criteria Frequency
» Financial Change Labour Difficulties
» Management Practices Risk Indicators
» Poor Internal Audit or Quality Assurance Program
» Change in Operational Scope or Additional Authorities
» Changes in Contracting for Services
» Additions or Changes to Product Line
» Purpose Co-ordination Unity of Control
» Qualifications Principal Inspector Restrictions
» Inconsistencies — Civil Aviation Approvals Parallel Report
» Airworthiness Operations Specialist Audit
» Responsibilities Convening Authority CA
» Terms of Reference Qualifications
» Terms of Reference Qualifications Responsibilities
» Team Selection Observer Pre-Audit
» General Entry Meeting Physical Audit
» Pre-Audit Checklists Interviews Evaluation
» Confirmation Request Form CRF
» Completion of Audit Finding Form
» Daily Briefings Exit Meeting
» General Audit Report Post-Audit
» Parallel Report Follow-Up Post-Audit
» Corrective Action Plan Audit Follow-Up
» Audit Philosophy Applied Standard
» Purpose Policy and Organisation
» Applicability Policy and Organisation
» Approved Maintenance Organizations AMOs
» Foreign Approved Maintenance Organizations FAMOs
» Airworthiness Engineering Organizations AEOs
» Conduct of the Audit Team Use of Checklists
» Maintenance Policy Manual or Maintenance Control Manual
» Technical PublicationsLibrary Approved Maintenance Organizations
» Personnel Approved Maintenance Organizations
» Maintenance Training Approved Maintenance Organizations
» Technical Records Approved Maintenance Organizations
» FuellingDefuelling Approved Maintenance Organizations
» De-Icing ProceduresEquipment Approved Maintenance Organizations
» Service Difficulty Reporting Approved Maintenance Organizations
» Defect Control Deferral Approved Maintenance Organizations
» Sample Aircraft for Conformance
» Sub-base Approved Maintenance Organizations
» Company Quality Audits Approved Maintenance Organizations
» Receiving Inspections Approved Maintenance Organizations
» Maintenance Schedule Approved Maintenance Organizations
» ReliabilityMaintenance Development Programs Approved Maintenance Organizations
» SupportOverhaul Shops Approved Maintenance Organizations
» Control of PartsMaterial Approved Maintenance Organizations
» TestingMeasuring Equipment Maintenance Contracts
» Airworthiness DirectivesService Bulletin Compliance
» Corrosion ControlAging Aircraft Approved Maintenance Organizations
» Non-Destructive Testing Weight and Balance Control
» BorrowingPooling of Parts Certification of Components
» Storage Facilities Approved Maintenance Organizations
» Category IIIII Maintenance Program
» Extended Range Operations EROPs
» Maintenance Program Maintenance Test and Ferry Flights
» Enroute Inspection Air Operator
» Quality Control Curriculum Common Requirements
» Examination Graduation Certificates Common Requirements
» Instructors Organizational Chart Common Requirements
» Facilities CAR 423.08 3a Common Requirements
» Prerequisites and Curriculum Equipment General Aircraft and Avionics
» Facilities General Aircraft and Avionics
» Reference Material Class Size
» Advisory Committee Basic Training Requirements
» Prerequisites and Curriculum Type Training Requirements
» Equipment Type Training Requirements
» Facilities Type Training Requirements
» Mixing of Adhesives Job Cards
» Cleaning Handling Bonding Process
» Loading of Parts into Fixtures
» Certification and Control of Hot Presses, Autoclaves and Jigs References Curing References
» Inspection of Bonded Parts References
» Cadmium Plating Chemical Milling of Aluminum Alloys
» Chemical Conversion Coatings for Aluminum Alodine: Brush
» ChromicSulphuric Acid Anodizing of Aluminum Copper Plating
» Dichromate Treatment of Magnesium Alloys
» Heat Treatment of Aluminum Alloys Air Furnace Heat Treatment of Aluminum Alloys Salt Bath
» Heat Treatment of Steel Sulphuric AcidSodium Dichromate Etch
» Vapour Degreasing Specification Materials
» Aluminum Brazing Dip Brazing
» Fusion Welding Manufacturing Processes
» Metallic Arc Welding Tungsten Inert Gas TIG Shielded-Arc Welding
» CertificationQualification of NDT Personnel
» Eddy Current Inspection Manufacturing Processes
» Liquid Penetrant Inspection Manufacturing Processes
» Magnetic Particle Inspection Manufacturing Processes
» Radiographic Inspection Manufacturing Processes
» Ultrasonic Inspection Manufacturing Processes
» Non-Conforming Material Review Board MRB
» Special Processes Sub-Contractor and Supplier Control
» Production Control System Manual PCSM
» Control of PartsMaterial Distributors
» Recertification of Components Distributors
» Storage Facilities Facilities Distributors
» Engineering Procedures ManualDesign Approval Procedures EPMDAPM
» Technical PublicationsLibrary Airworthiness Engineering Organization
» Personnel Records Airworthiness Engineering Organization
» Quality Audits Airworthiness Engineering Organization
» Data Review Airworthiness Engineering Organization
» Airworthiness Inspection Representative AIR
» Maintenance Policy Manual MPM
» Engineering - Design, Development and Review
» Personnel Avionics Approved Maintenance Organizations and
» Technical Data Control Avionics Approved Maintenance Organizations and
» Control of PartsMaterial Receiving Inspections
» Sub-Contracting and Supplier Control Testing
» Sample Units for Conformance Sample Aircraft for Conformance if applicable
» StorageQuarantine Avionics Approved Maintenance Organizations and
» Inspection Records Avionics Approved Maintenance Organizations and
» Workshop - General Battery Shop LeadAcid CAA EEL1-1
» Battery Shop Nicad CAA EEL1-3 Shipping
» Technical PublicationLibrary Avionics Approved Maintenance Organizations and
» Software Quality Assurance SQA if applicable Electrostatic Sensitive Device ESD
» Testing and Measuring EquipmentSpecial Tools
» Mandatory Reporting of Defects
» Technical Training Standards Avionics Approved Maintenance Organizations and
» OP-10 Flight Documentation Applicability
» OP-11 Aircraft Inspection OP-12 Aircraft Documentation
» OP-13 Minimum Equipment List OP-14 Cabin Safety
» OP-15 Flight Attendant Training Program
» OP-16 Flight Attendant Training Records
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