132ds0910 Maas15 Airworthiness Military Aircraft

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Defence College of Management and Technology

DEFENCE ACADEMY

Airworthiness o Military Aircrat

College of Management and Technology


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Course Overview

To provide an understanding o MOD airworthiness organisations,

policies and procedures. The course explains the application o

airworthiness to structural integrity, gas turbine engines, avionics,

sotware and human actors.

Syllabus

Aviation saety, airworthiness and

flight saety

Aims and importance; individual and

organisations responsible; relationship

between airworthiness and aviation

saety; organisations involved;

how training and inormation are

promulgated.

Air law and regulations

Importance o recognised standards in

airworthiness; sources o regulations and

standards; application o regulations and

standards; diferences in military and

civil philosophy.

Saety management systems

Objectives o military airworthiness saety

management systems; implementation

o saety management systems or

design, maintenance, modication and

operation o military platorms and

systems.

Saety case and independent

assessment

Procedures or conducting an efective

saety case; steps or saety analysis

o military platorms and systems; risk

analysis and risk-based criteria; role

and unction o independent saety

assessment.

Competence in design and

maintenance approvals

Rationale or competent design and

maintenance organisation; composition

and unctions o a competent design and

maintenance organisation; mechanism

or approval o organisations; mechanism

or qualication and approval o designs.

Roles and responsibilities

Introducing a military airworthiness

whos who and guide to rules and

regulations; changes orthcoming rom

the Haddon-Cave report (The Nimrod

Review).

Continuing airworthiness

Explanation o continuing airworthiness

and continued airworthiness; importance

o occurrence reporting, investigation,

eedback and rectication action.

Procurement strategy - issues

afecting airworthiness

Current airworthiness challenges;

issues with civil military interchange.

Course Details

LocationCraneld University, Bedordshire or

Shrivenham, Oxordshire, UK

AssessmentFor DE&S students there is a compulsory

assessment required as part o this

module, which takes the orm o an

end-o-module examination, and a

written assignment, or which an eight

week period is allowed or completion.

The assessment or this module will be

in the ormat owritten coursework and

examination. The Course Director or this

module will provide specic details during

the taught phase o the module.

AccreditationThis course is an accredited MSc module

and carries 10 M level credits

Course DirectorDr Simon Place

Lecturer in Air Transport Engineering

Department o Air Transport

School o Engineering

Craneld University

Craneld, Bedordshire, MK43 0AL

T: +44 (0) 1234 754235

E: [email protected]

Further DetailsLynn Raper

Senior Course Co-Ordinator

Student Support Centre - Room MH5

Craneld University

Deence Academy othe United KingdomShrivenham, Swindon, SN6 8LA

T: +44 (0) 1793 314167

E: [email protected]


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Intended Learning Outcomes

On successul completion o the

module the student will be able to:

Knowledge

Describe the legal basis that

underpins airworthiness regulation inaircrat design, production, operation

and maintenance o military aircrat.

Communicate the importance o

airworthiness requirements or the

design, production, operation and

maintenance o military platorms

and systems.

Articulate the process or continuing

airworthiness management or

diferent types o military platormsand systems.

Skills

Critically appraise the lessons learned

rom aircrat accidents rom an

airworthiness perspective.

Interpret the principles o

airworthiness as applied to the

process or certication o military

platorms and systems.

Formulate a means to apply a saety

management system in the eld o

airworthiness.

HRMS code: MAAS15


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Aerospace Development Partner Support Team,

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For urther inormation and to obtain relevant application orms,please contact:

Lynn Raper

Senior Course Co-Ordinator

Student Support Centre - Room MH5

Cranfeld University

Deence Academy o the United Kingdom

Shrivenham, Swindon, SN6 8LA

Tel: +44 (0) 1793 314167

Fax:+44 (0) 1793 314842

email: [email protected]

web: www.cranfeld.ac.uk/cds

Cancellations

We regret that a ee must be charged when conrmed bookings are cancelled or

transerred to uture dates. In the event o a cancellation, you may nominate a substitute

but i a suitable substitute cannot be ound the ollowing scale o charges will apply:

More than 56 days beore the course starts, the ee is reunded in ull. 56 days or less - 50% o the course ee. 28 days or less - 75% o the course ee. 14 days or less - 100% o the course ee.

DE&S Employees: Cancellation ees will be charged to the attendees UIN/budget.

Transers

Within the eight week period preceding the start o the course, we are unable to transer a

booking to a later course ree o charge, since it is seldom possible to arrange the

attendance o a replacement. Withdrawal and transer to a later course will thereore also

be subject to the charges detailed above.

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