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AWM Chapter 566
CAR 566
CAR 403
STD 571
The part is clearly marked with the applicable part number
The part design is certified by a DAR or other acceptable means and installed by the person or organization that fabricated the part.
Parts may not be manufactured without authorization from the manufacturer or from TC
The part is not marked with a part number, and is installed by the person or organization that made the part
Engine log, airframe log, and variable pitch propeller log
Journey Log, engine log, airframe log, and variable pitch propeller log
Journey Log, engine log, airframe log, and variable pitch propeller log, weight and balance report
Engine log, airframe log, and variable pitch propeller log, weight and balance report
Yes, provided the standards of CAR 625 appendix F are applied and the appropriate pro-rating formula is used
Yes, approved maintenance schedules are transferable for these aircraft types only
Approved maintenance schedules are not transferable to another owner or operator without the prior approval of the Minister.
Approved maintenance schedules are transferable between aircraft of similar types
Annually or every one hundred hours, whichever comes first
A progressive inspection must provide a complete inspection of the aircraft within each 12 month period
Each 100 hrs (air time)
At 50 and 100 hour intervals (air time)
Yes, the document is recognized internationally and in Canada
No, the document is only recognized only in Canada
No, the document originates in the United States and in not accepted in Canada
No, the recognized document is the 24-0045 form
An AME must authorize any elementary work performed on all aircraft
The owner is responsible for controlling authorizations to persons who may perform elementary work.
The PRM determines competency and controls authorizations to perform elementary work
Authorizations to perform elementary work are separately granted by the Minister
Appendix A, CAR 625
AWM Chapter 571
Appendix B, CAR 625
AWM Chapter 566
Yes, if the AMO routinely carries out heavy maintenance on commercial aircraft
No - elementary tasks are not subject to approval
No - approval for person's performing elementary tasks are required in the commercial operator's MCM
Yes, in all cases
A maintenance release is not required for the part if it is an airworthy part removed from one aircraft and installed on another with no intervening storage period
No maintenance release is required
A maintenance release is not required for the part if it is an airworthy part removed from one aircraft and installed on the other with no intervening storage period - however, a maintenance release is required for the work carried out in changing the part.
A maintenance release is required for recertification of each part transferred
Licenses that have not expired may be renewed upon submission of an application form 24-0083, and payment of the appropriate charge
Licenses are valid as long as the appropriate requirements are met
An AME must meet the initial requirements of issue for renewal
An AME licence remains valid unless suspended, surrendered, or cancelled
The AME carrying out the maintenance
The aircraft owner
The person carrying out the maintenance
The AMO
A company cannot or is not willing to pay a suitably rated AME to endorse the maintenance carried out
The RCA holder has equivalent training and knowledge of an AME, and aviation safety is not affected
The RCA is issued to an AME with an expired license where an application for renewal has been made
An RCA is issued to the pilot in command to certify elementary work
The owner of the aircraft or a person delegated responsibility by the owner for the operator's maintenance control system
The AMO carrying out the maintenance
The AME certifying the maintenance
Out of Phase Tasks are not applicable to commercial aircraft
Major Repair or Major Modification Report
24-0045 form
Supplemental Type Certificate
24-0078 Authorized Release Certificate
12 months
60 Days
30 days
6 months
CAR 566
CAR 571 Appendix A
Std 571, Appendix K
CAR 625, Appendix D
5 years
10 years
6 years
Manufacturer's recommendations apply
Proposed amendments are sent for approval to TC by the AMO certificate holder
TC is responsible to amend an MPM when significant changes in regulations occur
AN MPM may be amended by the PRM on the anniversary date of initial approval
MPM amendments may be authorized by the QA department
Car 625, Appendix C, Out of Phase Tasks
STD 571, Appendix D, Inspection of Aircraft Propellers
CAR 571.13 Installation of Parts
CAR 605, Aircraft Equipment Requirements
For as long as the AMO certificate is valid
For five years
For two years after the last entry is made
As long as the individual continues to hold an authorization granted by the AMO
The cycle for update training shall not one year
The cycle for update training shall not exceed 18 months
The cycle for update training shall not exceed three years.
The cycle for update training shall not exceed two years.
Inspection sheets may not be discarded as long as the aircraft remains registered
Technical records pertaining to repetitive inspections of aircraft need only be retained until the inspection activity is repeated
Inspection sheets may be discarded two years after the inspection has been carried out
Inspection sheets may be discarded five years after the inspection has been carried out
150 hrs/month or 1800 hrs/Yr
Maximum AME time credits are based on documented time
160 hrs/month
There are no maximum time credits, but a minimum of 6 months every two years is mandatory
CAR 571 Schedule II Specialized Maintenance
STD 571 Appendix A Criteria for classification of Modifications and Repairs
CAR 511 Approval of Modification and Repair Designs
STD 571 Appendix L Major Repair or Major Modification Report
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