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ISTANBUL TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY FACULTY OF AERONAUTICS AND ASTRONAUTICS
GRADUATION PROJECT
14.05.2015
CERTIFIED PRODUCTION ORGANISATIONS
Thesis Advisor: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Gökhan İNALHAN
Ahmet Kürşad GÜL
Department of Aeronautical Engineering
Anabilim Dalı : Herhangi Mühendislik, Bilim
Programı : Herhangi Program
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14.05.2015
ISTANBUL TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY FACULTY OF AERONAUTICS AND ASTRONAUTICS
CERTIFIED PRODUCTION ORGANISATIONS
GRADUATION PROJECT
Ahmet Kürşad GÜL
110100072
Department of Aeronautıcal Engineering
Anabilim Dalı : Herhangi Mühendislik, Bilim
Programı : Herhangi Program
Thesis Advisor: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Gökhan İNALHAN
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Thesis Advisor : Assoc. Prof. Gökhan İNALHAN
İstanbul Technical University
Jury Members : Assoc. Prof. Aytaç ARIKOĞLU İstanbul Technical University
Asst. Prof. Özge ÖZDEMİR
İstanbul Technical University
Ahmet Kürşad Gül,student of ITU Faculty of Aeronautics and Astronautics
student ID 110100072, successfully defended the graduation entitled
“CERTIFIED PRODUCTION ORGANISATIONS”, which he prepared after
fulfilling the requirements specified in the associated legislations, before the jury
whose signatures are below.
Date of Submission : 14.05.2015
Date of Defense : 11.06.2015
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Primarily, I would like to thank my Assistant Professor Gökhan İnalhan for
helping me to prepare this study.I also would like to thank research-development
head of Turkish Technic Mesut Yılmaz.I appreciate to Ömer Faruk Akyol for
sharing his valuable informations.I also would like to thank my family for being so
patient and so willing to help me in every step of my life.Lastly I would like to
thank Ferda Cansu Dede for being supportive to encourage me.
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FOREWORD
In this study, the aim is to examine the production organisation approval in detail
which is an authorized certificate that gives right to a company to produce product,
part or appliances or to issue airworthiness documents for these products, parts or
appliances. Because of the similar procedurs and roadmaps, the rules and instructions
will be presented mostly based upon EASA in detail. When this graduation project is
prepared, in addition to the internet based resources, the documents taken from the
Turkish Technic and the informations gathered from the conversations with the
competent managers in the Turkish Technic during my internship are used.
May 2015
Ahmet Kürşad GÜL
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
DEDICATION PAGE ..................................................................................... iv FOREWORD .................................................................................................... v TABLE OF CONTENTS ............................................................................ …vi
LIST OF TABLES ........................................................................................... ix LIST OF FIGURES .......................................................................................... x
SUMMARY IN ENGLISH ............................................................................. xi
SUMMARY IN TURKISH………………………………………………….xii
1. INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................ 1 1.1 Competent Authorities .............................................................................. 1
1.1.1 European aviation safety agency…………………………………. .1
1.1.2 Federal aviation authority…………………………………………..2
1.2 Airworthiness ............................................................................................ 2
1.2.1 Safe condition………………………………………………………3
1.2.2 Allowable limits…………………………………………………….3
1.2.3 Acquiring necessary requirements………………………………….3
2. INITIAL AIRWORTHINESS ..................................................................... 4 2.1 Easa regulation and Part 21 Structure ....................................................... 4
2.1.1 Part 21 certification………………………………………………….6
2.1.2 Product life cycle……………………………………………………6
2.2 EASA Part 21 G ........................................................................................ 7
3. REQUIREMENTS FOR HOLDER OF APPLICATION ........................ 8 3.1 Scope ......................................................................................................... 8
3.2 Eligibility .................................................................................................. 8 3.3 Application ................................................................................................ 9
3.4 Issue of POA……………………………………………………………..9
3.5 Quality System…………………………………………………………...9
3.5.1 Clause a……………………………………………………………...9
3.5.2 Clause b……………………………………………….....................10
3.6 Exposition……………………………………………………………….11
3.6.1 Clause a……………………………………………………………..11
3.6.2 Clause b……………………………………………………………..11
3.7 Approval Requirements…………………………………………………12
3.7.1 Clause a…………………………………………………………….12
3.7.2 Clause b…………………………………………………………….12
3.7.3 Clause c…………………………………………………………….12
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3.7.4 Clause d…………………………………………………………….12
3.8 Changes to the Approved Production Organisation…………………….13
3.8.1 Clause a…………………………………………………………….13
3.8.2 Clause b…………………………………………………………….13
3.9 Changes of Location……………………………………………………13
3.10 Transferability…………………………………………………………13
3.11 Terms of Approval…………………………………………………….13
3.12 Changes to the terms of approval……………………………………...14
3.13 Investigations………………………………………………………….14
3.14 Findings……………………………………………………………….14
3.14.1 Clause a…………………………………………………………..14
3.14.2 Clause b…………………………………………………………..14
3.14.3 Clause c…………………………………………………………..15
3.14.4 Clause d………………………………………………………….15
3.15 Duration and Continued Validity……………………………………..15
3.16 Privileges………………………………………………………………16
3.17 Obligations of the Holder……………………………………………..16
4. PROCEDURS FOR COMPETENT AUTHORITIES ............................ 18 4.1 Investigation ........................................................................................... 18
4.2 Findings .................................................................................................. 19 4.3 Issue of Certificate……………………………………………………...20
4.4 Continued Surveillance…………………………………………………20
4.5 Amendment of a POA………………………………………………….21
4.6 Suspension and Revocation of a POA………………………………….21
4.7 Record-Keeping………………………………………………………...22
5. POA CERTIFICATE SAMPLE ............................................................... 24 6. CONCLUSION ........................................................................................... 26
REFERENCES ............................................................................................... 28
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LIST OF TABLES
Page
Table 3.1 : Exposition……………………………………………………………....11
Table 3.2 : Findings………………………………………………………………...14
Table 3.3 : Findings………………………………………………………………...15
Table 4.1 : Continued Surveillance…………………………………………………20
Table 4.2 : Amendments ........................................................................................... 21
Table 4.3 : Suspension or Revocation ....................................................................... 22
Table 4.4 : Records ................................................................................................... 23
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LIST OF FIGURES
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Figure 1.1 : Regulatory Framework. ............................................................... ………2
Figure 2.1 : EASA Basic Regulation structure. .......................................................... 4
Figure 2.2 : EASA Implementing Rules. .................................................................... 5 Figure 2.3 : Part 21. ..................................................................................................... 6 Figure 2.4 : Part 21G Subparts. ................................................................................... 7 Figure 3.1 : Eligibility for Application. ...................................................................... 8
Figure 3.2 : Quality System ........................................................................................ 10
Figure 3.3 : Subcontractor………………………………………………………….10
Figure 3.4 : Privileges of Holder of POA .................................................................... 16
Figure 4.1 : Steps … .................................................................................................. 19 Figure 4.2 : Basic Timeframe ..................................................................................... 23
Figure 5.2 : EASA Form 55… .................................................................................. 25
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CERTIFIED PRODUCTION ORGANISATIONS
SUMMARY
First of all, the subject of this study is production organisation approval. If it is
needed to explain briefly, this approval is needed for any company which wants to
produce product, part or appliances or to issue airworthiness documents for these
product, part or appliances.In the aviation world, a few establishments have
authorisation to give this certificate to the applicant.For example in the United States,
Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has warrant to provide this certificate.In the
Europe, European Aviation Safety Agency is the authority needed to be applied to
get production organisation approval.These establishments regulates their
requirements according to the ICAO Annex 8 (Airworthiness of air vehicle). The
rules and requirements for production organisation approval for applicant and
competent authorities are indicated under the Part 21 for both FAA and EASA. Part
21 is related about the certification of products, parts and appliances related to the
aircraft and certification of design and production organisations and it is called initial
airworthiness. Thus, primarily an overall information and mainframe will be given
about the two competent authorities which have power to issue airworthiness
approvals, after that the airworthiness concept will be defined briefly under the
Chapter I (Introduction) . Then, Part 21 structure (initial airworthiness) will be
presented and its scope will be explained generally, after all these general
information were given, the Part 21 Subpart G will be highlighted and analyzed
under Chapter II. Requirements for applicants will be detailed under Chapter III and
procedures for competent authorities will be examined under Chapter IV
respectively.At the end of this study, inferences taken from literature will be drawn
and results will be illustrated under Conclusion part. In addition to these
informations, in the aviation world, the rules and requirements valid all around the
world almost approved in the same way and must be in accordance with the ICAO
rules and requirements.Thus, in this study, the concepts, rules and requirements will
be explained by taking the EASA as a base while other authorities will be mentioned
generally. Resources based on internet and informations gathered from conversations
with competent managers will be shown in reference part.
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CERTIFIED PRODUCTION ORGANISATIONS
ÖZET
Öncelikle bu çalışmanın konusu üretim organizasyon onayıdır. Kısaca açıklamak
gerekirse bu onay; ürün, parça ve teçhizat üretmek isteyen veya bu ürün,parça ve
teçhizatlar için uçuşa elverişlilik belgesi düzenlemek isteyen kuruluşlar için
gereklidir. Havacılık dünyasında bu belgeyi yayınlama hakkına sahip olan birkaç
otorite bulunmaktadır. Örnek vermek gerekirse Amerika Birleşik Devletlerinde
Federal Aviation Administration bu belgeyi yayınlama gücünü elinde bulunduran
kurumdur. Avrupa’da ise European Aviation Safety Agency kurumu, üretim
organizasyonu onayı almak için başvuru yapılması gereken kurumdur.Bu kuruluşlar
yayınladıkları kurallar ve gereksinimler için ICAO tarafından hazırlanmış Annex 8
(Hava aracının uçuşa elverişliliği) zorunluluğuna uymak zorundadırlar.Üretim
organizasyon onayı için olan kurallar ve gereksinimler, hem başvuran kuruluş hem
de otorite için hem FAA hem EASA da olmak üzere Part 21 altında belirtilmiştir.
Part 21; üretilen ürün, parça ve teçhizatın sertifikasyonu ile beraber tasarım ve üretim
organizasyonlarının sertifikasyonunu kapsamaktadır ve başlangıç uçuşa elverişliliği
olarak adlandırılır. Sonuç olarak, öncelikle Chapter I (Introduction) altında bu üretim
organizasyonu onayını yayınlama hakkını bulunduran iki yetkin otorite hakkında
genel bir bilgi ve çerçeve verilecek, bundan sonra uçuşa elverişlilik kavramının
kısaca tanımlaması yapılacak. Bundan sonra Chapter II altında Part 21 yapısı
(başlangıç uçuşa elverişliliği) sunulacak ve kapsamından genel olarak bahsedilecek,
bu genel bilgiler verildikten sonra Part 21 altbaşlık G’nin altı çizilecek ve bu kısım
analiz edilecek. Chapter III altında başvuru sahipleri için belirlenmiş olan
gereksinimler detaylandırılacak ve Chapter IV altında yetkin otoriteler için
belirlenmiş olan prosedürler incelenecek. Bu çalışmanın sonunda Conclusion
bölümünün altında, literatürden alınan çıkarımlar yazılacak ve sonuçlar gösterilecek.
Tüm bu bilgilere ek olarak, havacılık dünyasında kabul gören kural ve gereksinimler
ICAO tarafından hazırlanan kural ve gereksinimlere uyumluluk göstermelidir ve
bunun sonucu olarak bu kural ve gereksinimler hemen hemen tüm dünyada aynı
doğrultuda kabul edilmiştir. Bu çalışmada, diğer otoritelerden de bahsedilmekle
beraber kavramlar, kurallar ve gereksinimler EASA baz alınarak açıklanacaktır.
Kullanılan internet bazlı kaynaklar ve yetkili müdürler ile olan münasebetler
sonucunda edinilmiş olan bilgiler son kısımda referans eklenerek gösterilecektir.
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1. INTRODUCTION
In this chapter, we will start by glancing on two competent authorities all around the
world. One of them is the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and the other one
is the European aviation Safety Agency (EASA). These two competent authorities
can issue a production organization approval (POA) for an applicant company, which
can show the requirement of POA and gets the right having eligibility. After that
airworthiness concept will be defined in terms of aviation domain and the question
‘Why an aircraft must be airworthy? ‘ will be answered in the light of human safety.
1.1 Competent Authorities
1.1.1 European aviation safety agency (easa)
EASA is an authority in aviation area established in 2002 associated with the
European Union. The operations handled by the EASA can be sorted as strategy and
safety management, the certification of aviation products and oversight of approved
organisations and EU Member States. The main tasks of EASA, preparing the
aviation safety rules, to perform the control, education and standardization programs
to apply the safety rules, certification of aircraft, engine and aircraft parts,
authorization of the third countrys, to gathering data, analyzing and searching to
improve aviation safety and to give advice to the European Union for drafting new
legislation [1].
EASA carries out the economical, technical and legal autonomy to guarantee the
highest common level of safety protection for EU citizens within the EU and
worldwide. In addition, EASA has an active role related EU External Aviation
Policy.
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Figure 1.1 Regulatory Framework
1.1.2 Federal aviation administration
FAA is the competent authority in United States to regulate and oversee the civil
aviation which is National Airworthiness Authority (NAA) of United States. This
establishment is responsible for assuring the safe, for exhorting the air commerce
and for supporting the requirements of national defense. The agency performs some
activities to carry out these responsibilities and these activities can be sorted as safety
regulations, operations and maintenance of air traffic control systems, announcement
of standards and spesifications for civil airports [3] .
Almost all countries all around the world have accepted the rules and regulations
come from FAA including Turkey. We can list the tasks performed by the agency to
make them more clear; improving civil aeronautics, to regulate commercial space
transportation, to issue or suspend or revoke the pilot certificates, to regulate civil
aviation to promote safety, to operate and improve air traffic control systems [3].
1.2 Airworthiness
Airworthiness is a vital term in aviation world and it indicates that whether a product,
part or appliances or an aircraft is worthy of safe flight. The airworthiness can be
defined as acquiring necessary requirements for flying in safe conditions in allowable
limits.
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This can be placed by releasing of a certificate of airworthiness from the National
Airworthiness Authority and is then maintained by the completion of the required
maintenance actions by a licensed aircraft maintenance engineer [4].
Two conditions must be met before an aircraft can be considered airworthy; first
condition is that the aircraft must conform to its type certificate (TC) ; that is, when
the aircraft configuration and the components installed are consistent with the
drawing, specifications, and other data that are part of the TC, and include any
supplemental TC and field-approved alterations incorporated into the aircraft and the
second condition is that the aircraft must be in condition for safe operation ; this
refers to the condition of the aircraft relative to wear and deterioration. [3].
In brief, airworthy means that the status of an aircraft, engine, propeller or part when
it conforms to its approved design and is a condition for safe operation.Three key
elements can be indicated for airworthiness; safe condition, allowable limits and
acquiring necessary requirements.
1.2.1 Safe condition
Safe condition is concerned with the convincing and satisfactory conclusion of the
flight. It can be defined as running away from conditions which can cause death,
injury or illness, damage of equipment or damage to the environment.
1.2.2 Allowable limits
An aircraft is designed and produced for an operation in certain flight and basically
depends on structural load factors and speed. Moreover, the take-off weight of
aircraft can be adjusted for various kinds of operations. Forcing these conditions and
limits can cause accidents or any undesirable event during flight.
1.2.3 Acquiring necessary requirements
Acquiring necessary requirements means that any product, part or appliances or the
aircraft is designed and produced and tested criteria to fly in safe conditions.
Regulations prepared by the authorities aim to eliminate the conditions can cause any
undesirable event before the flight, during the flight and after the flight [2].
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2. INITIAL AIRWORTHINESS
2.1 EASA Regulation and Part 21 Structure
Initial airworthiness is provided by the rules and explained requirements determined
by the officials and they are implied to the organisations. EASA regulation structure
composed of many legal parts and each part to each implementing regulation has its
own Acceptable Means of Compliance and guidance material. These AMC and GM
are amended along with the amendments of the regulations. These AMC and GM
are called ‘soft law’ (non-binding) and put down in form of EASA decisions [1].
Figure 2.1 EASA Basic Regulation Structure
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Implementing rules: Determined by the European Commission (EC) and
defines the necessities about various topics of aviation safety.
Acceptable Means of Compliance: It suggests a way for compliance for rules
but it is possible that via different way, this compliance can be provided and
the competent authority can accept this.
Guidance Material: It gives additional informations about the rules.
According to the Commission Regulation (EU) No 748/2012 of 03/08/2012 laying
down implementing rules for the airworthiness and environmental certification of
aircraft and related products, parts or appliances, as well as for the certification of
desing and production organisations [1].
Figure 2.2 EASA Implementing Rules
.
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2.1.1 Part 21 certification
Part 21 is related with the certificates of products, parts,components and design and
production organisations related to the aircraft. Part 21 includes; publishing type
certificates, publishing airworthiness certificate, publishing noise certificate,
approval of some parts and components, approval of design and production
organisation, publishing airworthiness directives [1].
Figure 2.3 Part 21
2.1.2 Product life cycle
Approved design organization according to the EASA part 21 J is responsible for the
design phase. Related design data is taken from this design organization approval
holder and release to the production organization approval holder. Approved
production organization according to the EASA part 21 G gets this data and starts the
production stage. After that initial control is applied to the product, part or appliance.
Then, quality control is applied. In the end, related product, part or appliances release
by regulating EASA form 1 [5].
.
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2.2 EASA Part 21 G (Production Organisation Approval)
Production organisations work in accordance with 748/2012 (EU) Commission
Regulation for part 21 G. This document which is given by civil aviation authorities
is called production organisation approval. Production organisations can do
something under favour of this ability like; to producing aircraft, blades, engine or
aircraft parts and to organise airworthiness certificate ( EASA form 52 or EASA
form 1 ) for this aircraft and parts [1].
EASA Form 1: Shows that related products, parts and appliances are produced in
accordance with EASA rules and it is valid for all aviation organisations which
recognize EASA rules.
Part 21 G composed of two sections and these are section A and section B. Section A
includes requirements, acquired rights and liabilities for applicant. Section B
includes the procedurs for competent authorities.
Figure 2.4 Part 21G Subparts (Section A)
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3. REQUIREMENTS FOR HOLDER OF APPLICATION
3.1 Scope (21.A.131)
This subpart establishes, the technique for the issuance of POA for a creation
association demonstrating congruity of items, parts and apparatuses with the relevant
outline information and tenets administering the rights and commitments of the
candidate for, and holders of approval [1].
3.2 Eligibility (21.A.133)
Any common and legitimate individual (association) might be qualified as a
candidate for a support under this subpart. The applicant shall; justify that, for a
defined scope of work, an approval under this subpart is appropriate for the purpose
of showing conformity with a spesific design and hold or have applied for an
approval of that spesific design and have assured through an appropriate arrangement
with the applicant for, or holder of, an approval of that spesifc design, satisfactory
coordination between product and design [1].
Figure 3.1 Eligibility For Application
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3.3 Application (21.A.134)
Every application for production organization approval should be made to the skilled
power in a structure and way settled by that power, and shall include an outline of the
information required by point 21.A.143 and terms of approval requested to be issued
under point 21.A.151 [1].
To apply for a POA, many documents must be submitted;
a) EASA Form 50-Application for Part 21 production organisation approval in
addition to different reports and data as decribed in the client guide for candidate.
b) EASA Form 4: Details of management personnel to be accepted as specified in
part 21.A.145
c) EASA Form 51 is utilized by POA holders to request huge changes or variety of
extension and terms of Part 21 POA.
3.4 Issue of POA (21.A.135)
An association should be qualified for have a production organisation approval
issued by the capable power when it has exhibited consistence with the appropriate
necessities under this subpart [3].
3.5 Quality System (21.A.139)
3.5.1 Clause a
The creation association might show that it has built and has the capacity keep up a
quality framework. The quality framework might be archived. This quality
framework should be, for example, to empower association to guarantee that every
item, part or apparatus delivered by the association or by its accomplices or supplied
from or subcontracted to outside gatherings, adjusts to the pertinent outline
information and is in condition for safe operation and thus, exercise the privileges set
forth in point 21.A.163 [1].
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3.5.2 Clause b
The quality system shall contain, as applicable within the scope of approval, control
procedures for;
Figure 3.2 Quality system
Use of subcontractor
Part 21G gives an opportunity to approved production organisation that using
subcontractor in various production stages. The important thing that to ensure about
the performance of work given to subcontractor is in accordance with the related
design requirements [5].
Figure 3.3 Subcontractor
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In addition to these criterias, the situations, which endanger the continuing
airworthiness of produced appliances, must be reported to the authority within 72
hours.
3.6 Exposition (21.A.143)
3.6.1 Clause a
The association might submit to the competent power a production association
handbook giving the accompanying data:
1
An announcement marked by the responsible chief affirming that the
generation association work and any related manuals which characterize the
endorsed association's consistence with this Subpart will be followed at all
times
2 The titles and names of chiefs acknowledged by the capable power
3 The obligations and obligations of the chiefs
4 A hierarchical outline indicating related chains of obligation of the directors
5 A rundown of confirming staff as alluded to in point 21.A.145(d)
6 A general depiction of labor assets
7 A general depiction of the offices situated at every location determined in the
generation association's endorsement of approbation
8 A general portrayal of the creation association's extent of work pertinent to
the terms of endorsement
9 The method for the warning of hierarchical changes to the able power
10 The correction system for the production organisation exposition
11 A portrayal of the quality framework and the systems
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The generation association article might be altered as important to remain an
a la mode depiction of the association, and duplicates of any alterations
should be supplied to the able power
Table 3.1 Exposition
3.6.2 Clause b
The production organisation handbook might be corrected as important to remain up
to date depiction of the association, and duplicates of any corrections should be
supplied to the skilled power.
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3.7 Approval Requirements (21.A.145)
The generation association should illustrate, on the premise of the data submitted as
per point 21.A.143:
3.7.1 Clause a
With regard to general approval requirements, facilities, working conditions,
equipment and tools, processes and associated materials, number and competence of
staff, and general organisation are adequate to discharge obligations under point
21.A.165.
3.7.2 Clause b
First, the generation association is in receipt of such information from the agency,
and from the holder of, or candidate for, the sort authentication, limited sort
endorsement or outline approbation, to focus congruity with the material
configuration information, second, the generation association has made a technique
to guarantee that airworthiness, commotion, fuel venting and fumes outflows
information are effectively joined in its creation information and third such
information are stayed up with the latest and made accessible to all faculty who need
access to such information to perform their obligations [1].
3.7.3 Clause c
A chief has been named by the creation association, and is responsible to the able
power. His or her obligation inside the association might comprise of guaranteeing
that all generation is performed to the obliged models and that the creation
association is constantly in consistence with the information and methods
distinguished in the composition alluded to in point 21.A.143 [1].
3.7.4 Clause d
The information, foundation (counting different capacities in the association), and
experience of the affirming staff are fitting to release their allotted obligations and
the generation association keeps up a record of all guaranteeing staff which might
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incorporate points of interest of the extent of their authorisation and affirming staff
are given proof of the extent of their authorisation.
3.8 Changes to the Approved Production Organisation (21.A.147)
3.8.1 Clause a
After the issue of a production organisation approval, every change to the approved
production organisation that is huge to the demonstrating of similarity or to the
airworthiness and attributes of commotion, fuel venting and fumes outflows of the
item, part or apparatus, especially changes to the quality framework, should be
affirmed by the capable power. An application for approbation might be submitted in
keeping in touch with the equipped power and the association might exhibit to the
capable power before usage of the change, that it will keep on agreeing to this
Subpart [1].
3.8.2 Clause b
The competent power might make the conditions under which a generation
association sanction under this subpart may work amid such changes unless the able
power confirms that the approbation ought to be suspended.
3.9 Changes of Location (21.A.148)
Change of the area of the assembling offices of the sanction creation association
might be regarded of essentialness and accordingly should agree to point 21.A.147.
3.10 Transferability (21.A.149)
Except as an aftereffect of an adjustment in proprietorship, which is regarded critical
for the reasons of point 21.A.147, a generation association support is not
transferable.
3.11 Terms of Approval (21.A.151)
The terms of approval might recognize the extent of work, the items or the
classifications of parts and apparatuses, or both, for which the holder is qualified for
activity the benefits under point 21.A.163.
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3.12 Changes to the terms of approval (21.A.153)
Every change to the terms of approval might be affirmed by the capable power. An
application for a change to the terms of support should be made in a structure and
way settled by the capable power. The candidate might follow the pertinent
prerequisites of this subpart [5].
3.13 Investigations (21.A.157)
A generation association should make game plans that permit the capable power to
make any examinations, including examinations of accomplices and subcontractors,
important to focus agreeability and proceeded with consistence with the relevant
prerequisites of this subpart [3].
3.14 Findings (21.A.158)
3.14.1 Clause a
At the point when target proof is discovered indicating resistance of the holder of a
creation association regard withthe appropriate prerequisites of this Annex I (Part
21), the finding shall be classified as follows:
Level 1 Finding
a level one finding is any rebelliousness with this Annex I (Part 21) which
could prompt uncontrolled noncompliances with material outline information
and which could influence the security of the airvehicle
Level 2 Finding a level two finding is any rebelliousness with this Annex I (Part 21) which is
not named level one.
Table 3.2 Findings
3.14.2 Clause b
A level three finding is any thing where it has been recognized, by target
confirmation, to contain potential issues that could prompt a rebelliousness under
point (a) [1].
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3.14.3 Clause c
In case of level 1 finding
If there should be an occurrence of a level one finding, the holder of the POA
might exhibit restorative activity as per the general inclination of the able
power inside a time of close to 21 working days after composed affirmation
of the finding;
In case of level 2 finding
If there should arise an occurrence of level two finding, the restorative
activity period allowed by the competent authority might be suitable to the
way of the discovering however regardless at first should not be over three
months. In specific circumstances and subject to the way of the discovering
the capable power may expand the three months period subject to the
procurement of an attractive restorative activity arrangement concurred by the
competent power;
In case of level 3 finding A level three finding shall not require immediate action by the holder of the
production organisation approval.
Table 3.3 Findings
3.14.4 Clause d
If there should be an occurrence of level one or level two finding, the production
organization approval may be liable to a halfway or full impediment, suspension or
disavowal under point 21.B.245. The holder of the production organization approval
should give affirmation of receipt of the notification of limit, suspension or
renouncement of the creation association endorsement in an opportune way [1].
3.15 Duration and Continued Validity (21.A.159)
Production organisation approval issued from competent authority for unlimited
duration. But in some cases, this approval can be suspended, limited or revoked.
These cases can be sorted as:
The production organisation fails to exhibit agreeability with the relevant
prerequisites of this subpart, the competent authority is anticipated by the holder or
any of its accomplices or subcontractors to perform the examinations as per point
21.A.157, there is proof that the production organisation can't keep up agreeable
control of the assembling of items, parts or apparatuses under the support, the
production organisation no more meets the prerequisites of point 21.A.133, the
certificate has been surrendered or revoked under point 21.B.245 [1].
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3.16 Privileges (21.A.163)
Figure 3.4 Privileges of Holder of POA
3.17 Obligations of the Holder (21.A.165)
Guarantee that the production organisation work outfitted as per point 21.A.143 and
the archives to which it alludes, are utilized as essential working records inside the
association, keep up the production organisation in congruity with the information
and techniques sanction for the production organization approval, record all subtle
elements of work completed, secure and keep up an inside event reporting
framework in light of a legitimate concern for wellbeing, to empower the gathering
and evaluation of event reports to recognize antagonistic patterns or to address
inadequacies, and to concentrate reportable events,this framework should incorporate
assessment of applicable data identifying with events and the declaration of related
data, give help to the holder of the sort authentication or outline support in managing
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any proceeding with airworthiness activities that are identified with the items parts or
apparatuses that have been delivered and build a chronicling framework joining
prerequisites forced on its accomplices, suppliers and subcontractors, guaranteeing
protection of the information used to legitimize similarity of the items, parts or
apparatuses. Such information might be held at the transfer of the skillful power and
be held so as to give the data important to guarantee the proceeding with
airworthiness of the items, parts or apparatuses [1].
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4. PROCEDURS FOR COMPETENT AUTHORITIES
4.1 Investigation (21.B.220)
a)
The competent authority should designate a production organisation support group
for every candidate, or holder of, a generation association regard to direct every
single pertinent assignment identified with this generation association endorsement,
comprising of a group pioneer to oversee and lead the approbation group and, if
obliged, one or more colleagues. The group pioneer should report to the director in
charge of the action as characterized in point 21.B.25(b)(2) [1].
b)
The competent power should perform adequate examination exercises for a
candidate for, or holder of, a generation association support to legitimize suggestions
for the issuance, upkeep, change, suspension or denial of the approval [1].
c)
The competent authority might plan strategies for the examination of a production
organization approval as a component of the archived techniques covering at least
the following elements:
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Figure 4.1 Steps
4.2 Findings (21.B.225)
a)
While amid reviews or by different means target confirmation is found by the
competent authority, indicating rebelliousness of the holder of a production
organization approval with the appropriate necessities of Section A, this discovering
might be grouped as per point 21.A.158(a) [1].
b)
For level 1 findings, prompt move should be made by the competent authority to
utmost, suspend or deny the generation association regard, in entire or to some
extent, contingent on the degree of the finding, until fruitful remedial activity has
been finished by the association. For level 2 findings, the competent authority should
award a remedial activity period suitable to the way of the finding that might not be
over 3 months. In specific circumstances, toward the end of this period and subject to
the way of the discovering, the capable power can broaden the 3 months period
subject to an attractive remedial activity arrangement gave by the association [1].
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c)
Action should be made by the competent authority to suspend the approval in entire
or to some degree in the event of inability to go along inside the timescale allowed
by the competent authority.
4.3 Issue of Certificate (21.B.230)
At the point when fulfilled that the production organisation is in consistence with the
pertinent prerequisites of Section A, Subpart G, the competent authority should issue
a Production Organization Approval (EASA Form 55, see Appendix X) immediately.
The reference number might be incorporated on the EASA Form 55 in a way
indicated by the Agency [1].
4.4 Continued Surveillance (21.B.235)
a)
With a specific end goal to legitimize the upkeep of production organisation approval
the competent authority should perform proceeded with reconnaissance:
1 To verify that the production organisation approval holder’s quality system
complies with Section A Subpart G
2 To verify that the organisation of the production organisation approval holder
operates in accordance with the production organisation exposition
3 To verify the effectiveness of the production organisation exposition
procedures
4 To monitor by sample the standards of the product, part or appliance
Table 4.1 Continued Surveillance
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b)
The competent authority might give through arranged proceeded with reconnaissance
that a production organisation support is totally surveyed for consistence with this
Annex I (Part 21) amid a time of 24 months. The continued surveillance may be
comprised of a few examination exercises amid this period. The quantity of reviews
may fluctuate relying on the many-sided quality of the association, the quantity of
destinations and the criticality of the generation. As a base the holder of production
organization approval should be liable to proceeded with observation movement by
the competent authority in any event once consistently [1].
4.5 Amendment of a Production Organisation Approval (21.B.240)
a The competent authority might screen any minor change through the
proceeded with observation exercises.
b
The competent authority might examine as proper as per point 21.B.220 any
noteworthy change of a production organisation regard or application by the
holder of a generation association endorsement for a correction of the
extension and terms of support.
c
At the point when the competent authority is fulfilled that the prerequisites of
Section A, Subpart G keep on being agreed to it should change the production
organisation approbation appropriately
Table 4.2 Amendments
4.6 Suspension and Revocation of a Production Organisation Approval
(21.B.245)
a)
If there should arise an occurrence of a level one or level two findings, the competent
authority might incompletely or completely farthest point, suspend or deny a
production organisation support as takes after:
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1
In the event of a level one finding the production organisation approval
should be promptly constrained or suspended. On the off chance that the
holder of the production organisation approval neglects to conform to point
21.A.158(c)(1), the production organisation approval might be denied;
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in the event of a level two finding, the competent authority should choose any
limitation to the extent of approbation by provisional suspension of the
production organisation approval or parts thereof. On the off chance that the
holder of a production organisation approval neglects to conform to point
21.A.158(c)(2), the generation association support might be disavowed.
Table 4.3 Suspension or Revocation
b)
The limitation, suspension or revocation of the production organisation approval
should be conveyed in keeping in touch with the holder of the generation association
regard. The competent authority should state the explanations behind the suspension
or disavowal and illuminate the holder of the production organisation approval of its
entitlement to claim [1].
c)
At the point when a production organisation approval has been suspended it might
just be reestablished after agreeability with Section A, Subpart G has been re-built.
4.7 Record-keeping (21.B.260)
a)
The competent authority should make an arrangement of record-keeping that permits
satisfactory traceability of the methodology to issue, look after, revise, suspend or
repudiate every individual production organisation approval.
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b)
The records shall at least contain:
1 The records gave by the candidate to, or holder of, a production organisation
approval declaration;
2
Records secured amid the examination, in which the exercises and the last
aftereffects of the components characterized in point 21.B.220 are expressed,
incorporating discoveries made as per point 21.B.225
3 The proceeded with observation project, including records of examinations
performed
4 The production organisation approval testament, including changes
5 Minutes of the gatherings with the holder of the production organisation
approval
Table 4.4 Records
The records might be documented for a base maintenance time of six years [1].
Figure 4.2 Basic Timeframe
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5. POA CERTIFICATE SAMPLE
EASA FORM 55
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Figure 5.2 Easa Form 55
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6. CONCLUSION
In this study, we have mentioned generally about two competent authorities called
FAA and EASA. Then we have touched to the definition of airworthiness and talked
about why it is important. After that we have introduced the term initial
airworthiness and we explained the connections of EASA Part 21. Then we have
clarified the Part 21 structure and initiated the Part 21G Production Organisation
Approval. For this subpart, there are two sections called section A and section B and
their meanings that, requirements for holder of application and procedures for
competent authorities. After that, we have explained the details of requirements and
procedures must be followed by the applicants and authorities respectively. We have
been witnessed to the all steps related to the production organisation approval. I hope
this study will be auxiliary for whom needs a comprehensive informations about
Production Organisation Approval.
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