Other Courses

The Security Courses aim to raise awareness of the trainees about the security’s importance, the safeguarding and protection of facilities, equipments, people and goods, working in preventions and in situations of risk or security threats. The training has the intention to meet the requirements of the National Training Programme on Aviation Security, according to the program course “Security Awareness Action” prepared by ANAC, Facilitation and Security (FALSEC).

The Human Factors Course aims to provide trainees with knowledge and skills in order to make them aware about the importance of the human capabilities and limitations’ study in their workplace. It is also an objective to aware the trainees to the importance of their performance, to the system as a whole and the human factors’ influence for the interpersonal relations’ optimization and for the systems where they act, in order to improve safety, efficiency and the organization’s well-being.

The Fuel Tank Safety (FTS) Course aims to provide trainees with knowledge and skills related to the instructions’ importance for maintenance and inspection of ignition in fuel systems, as well as, the procedures set used in that activity to reduce the risk of incidents and accidents in the fuel system.

The Part 145 Course aims to provide trainees with knowledge and skills in EASA Part 145 regulations to maximize their effectiveness in the tasks’ performance in those organizations. The regulation’s knowledge allows an approach in order to reduce costs and risks about the Part 145 organizations’ function, and it’s appropriate for professionals who perform duties in this context.

The Part M – Subpart I Course aims to provide trainees with knowledge and skills in EASA Part M – Subpart I’s regulation.

The EWIS Course (Electrical Wiring Interconnection System) has as main objectives: Know the safe use of EWIS, LRU (Line Replaceable Units), tools, troubleshooting procedures and electrical measurements; Know the wiring maintenance manuals and how to handle with these manuals; Know and differentiate the types of inspections, human factors in inspections, zonal areas and typical damage; Know the sources of contamination, materials, cleaning and security procedures; Know the correct identification of different types of electric cables, inspection criteria, damage tolerance, repair procedures and preventive maintenance; Know the procedures to identify, inspect and set the correct repair of the typical chips found in aircraft; Demonstrate the procedures to replace the typical chips found in aircraft.