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Mechanic Competency Assessment Form

by Chanya Srihinkong, from the Community

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This mechanic competency assessment form is designed for aviation maintenance teams to evaluate and certify technical staff. It covers qualification requirements, knowledge of human factors and maintenance procedures, understanding of authorizations and critical tasks, and the ability to perform, document, and sign off maintenance work. The checklist includes familiarization with MOE, CDCCL, and EWIS, proper parts handling, use of tooling and information systems, and communication skills, including awareness of airworthiness directives. Sections for assessor details and certification are included to formally record competency.

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