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Part 145.A.75 Privileges of the organisation

by Colin Trantham, from the Community

This aviation compliance template helps maintenance organisations assess and document conformity with EASA Part 145.A.75 Privileges of the Organisation. It guides users through key requirements, including maintaining aircraft and components within the scope and locations of approval, oversight of subcontracted work under the organisation’s quality system, audit and control of subcontractors, issuance of EASA Form 1, and conditions for line maintenance and certificates of release to service per 145.A.50. Use it to standardise reviews of facilities, procedures, and records to support continuous airworthiness and regulatory compliance.

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BA EASA Part 145 Audit Checklist
Assess compliance with EASA Part 145 using this comprehensive audit checklist for aviation maintenance organisations. Review scope and approval terms, facilities and storage, personnel competence and man-hour planning, certifying staff requirements, equipment and tool calibration, acceptance of components, maintenance data control, production planning, release to service, maintenance records, occurrence reporting, safety and quality policies, and the maintenance organisation exposition. Use for internal audits of line and base maintenance to document findings, capture corrective actions, and support continued validity of approval.
by Glenn William Jones, from the Community
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Part 145.A.70 Maintenance Organisation Exposition
Use this aviation checklist to develop and maintain a Maintenance Organisation Exposition aligned with EASA Part 145.A.70. It guides you to include the accountable manager statement, safety and quality policy per 145.A.65, nominated postholders and responsibilities per 145.A.30, organisational structure, certifying and support staff lists, manpower and facilities descriptions, scope of work, change notification under 145.A.85, amendment procedures, and the procedures and quality system required by 145.A.25 to 145.A.90. It also prompts for lists of operators, subcontractors, contracted organisations, and line stations, plus controls for updates and indirect approvals under 145.A.70.
by Colin Trantham, from the Community
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EASA Part 145.A.95 Findings Checklist
This EASA Part 145.A.95 findings checklist helps aviation maintenance organisations assess compliance and manage audit outcomes. Use it to classify level 1 and level 2 findings, document evidence, and record actions aligned with the requirements of Part 145 and 145.B.50. The template supports planning and audit context, captures non compliance details, and guides the creation of corrective action plans within agreed time frames. Sections include audit information, regulatory references, planning notes, findings criteria, action planning, and sign off. It is intended for maintenance organisations and auditors seeking to strengthen flight safety through structured compliance management.
by Christian Borge, from the Community
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Part 145 Quality and Safety Internal Audit Checklist
This Part 145 quality and safety internal audit checklist helps aviation maintenance organisations assess compliance with TCAR Part 145 requirements. It addresses scope and terms of approval, facility adequacy, personnel responsibilities and authorisations, certifying and support staff qualifications, experience, and recurrent training, tool and equipment availability and calibration, occurrence reporting timelines and actions, maintenance procedures and documentation control, familiarity with the Maintenance Organisation Exposition, organisational privileges and line maintenance, managing changes and handling findings with corrective actions, authority access, immediate safety measures, management system and safety policy, internal safety reporting schemes, and oversight of contracting and subcontracting.
by Suphachokkhasin Kansiri, from the Community
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