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Apron Management Service (AMS) - 1-Day Briefing
The Commission Delegated Regulation, referred to as (EU) 2020/1234, amended the (EU) 139/2014 by changing the authoritative (AR), organisational (OR) and operational (OPS) requirements regarding certification, oversight, and procedures of Apron Management Services (AMS).
These requirements are applicable from the 20th of March 2022.
This 1-day briefing will allow you to get to grips with the requirements of the new AMS implementing rules and its AMC/GM, highlighting the impact they have on aerodrome operators, AMS providers and ATS providers. It outlines how to approach and interpret the requirements and how compliance can be proven to the Competent Authority.
The course facilitates your EU/EASA regulation awareness and supports the preparation for oversight as well as internal audits. It also allows you to actively exchange with our instructor and other participants to share best practices and solutions. It is ideal for personnel which need a solid and efficient overview of the new requirements.
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Course Details
Location:In-houseLanguage:German / English
Duration:1 days
Course Content
Regulatory background
- Regulation (EU) 2020/1139
- EASA rulemaking basics
Apron Management Service requirements (EU) 2020/1234
- Authority requirements (AR) / Annex II of (EU) 139/20124 – Subparts A, B, C
- Declaration of organisations responsible for the provision of AMS
- Oversight of organisations responsible for the provision of AMS
- Organisation requirements (OR) / Annex III of (EU) 139/20124 – Subpart F
- Responsibilities of the organization responsible for the provision of AMS
- Declaration and notification to the Competent Authority
- Key differences between ADR.OR.F.045 and ADR.OR.D.005
- Personnel requirements of AMS providers
- Operation requirements (OPS) Annex IV of (EU) 139/2014 – Subpart D
- Safety related requirements related to apron operations, such as:
- Apron boundaries
- Aircraft refuelling
- Jet blast precautions
- Training and proficiency check programmes of marshallers and follow me drivers
Trainer
Niklas Feldhammer, M.Sc.
Niklas holds a Master of Science in Aeronautical Engineering. As a member of airsight’s Aerodrome Certification team he supports aerodrome operators and Civil Aviation Authorities within certification or re-certification projects, considering the airport infrastructure and operations, as well as organisational topics.
His key areas of focus include external auditing, compliance checks and further tasks concentrating on aerodrome certification and related fields. In addition, he is experienced with the compliant design and planning of airside infrastructure, including the use of simulation software – always taking into account the unique client specific needs.
At airsight he benefits from a wide range of project experience for aerodrome operators worldwide. He recently conducted several EASA safety and compliance audits at European airports, including Luxembourg, Cologne and Milan. Additionally, he was involved in the development of a corrective action plan for a major Middle Eastern airport and conducted airside infrastructure inspections in western Africa.
Target Group
- Aerodrome Operator personnel
- especially personnel working in safety and compliance departments, operation departments, training departments and nominated persons
- personnel of AMS providers
- personnel of ATS providers
- personnel of Competent Authorities
Organisational Details
airsight offers this training course on request, worldwide. At the end of the course, all participants will receive an airsight certificate based on EASA training regulations, which is highly recognized throughout the aviation industry.
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