Aircraft Maintenance Non-Builder Owner
Course Reference: Aircraft Maintenance – Non-Builder Owner
Applicability:
A non-builder of certain categories of aircraft who seeks to conduct and certify condition inspections of aircraft per relevant aircraft means an aircraft for which:
(a) a special certificate of airworthiness for an amateur-built aircraft accepted under an ABAA has been issued in accordance with regulation 21.190 of CASR; or
(b) a special certificate of airworthiness in the form of an experimental certificate has been issued in accordance with regulation 21.195A of CASR for a purpose mentioned in paragraph 21.191 (g), (h) or (j) of CASR.
Conducting and certifying a condition inspection includes performing all tasks as per instrument xx/xx. No other maintenance may be done unless allowed by regulations or other instruments.
Scope:
All modules and topics to be completed.
Outcome:
Completion of a CASA accepted course, which provided the required standards of competency are met, leads to the issuance of an Certificate of Attainment.
Permissions:
You are permitted to carry out inspections on your aircraft under instrument xx/xx
Limitations:
This Certificate, and any Endorsements acquired, are valid only in respect of the conduct of maintenance activities covered by the SAAA course(s) which, pursuant to satisfactory assessment of your competency in each instance, you may be deemed competent to conduct.
Remarks
Optional Courses are available:
- Helicopters (areodynamics, structures, systems and controls. Periodic inspections and maintenance practices)
- Wooden Structures
- Steel Tube Structures
- Fabric and Doping
- Fiberglass, Carbon Fiber and Compostites (basic principles and techniques for non structural repairs)
- Sheetmetal (basic principles in techniques for basic repairs and manufacture of non structural components)
- Retractable Landing Gear Systems
- Variable Pitch Propellers
- Weight and Balance
- C of A CAO requirements (additonal MPC module for Builders)
