As part of our Regulatory training courses program we offer several modules on demand.

Behaviour of composite materials

Duration: 2h
Goals:

On completion of the course, trainees will:

  • Be familiar with the different components of a composite material (fibres, matrix, fillers) and their roles
  • Understand the growing interest in and advantages of composite materials for the aeronautics sector
  • Understand the health risks associated with the use of carbon fibres, and adopt preventive measures
  • Recognise when a handling error requires a non-destructive test

Electrical accreditations specific to aeronautical professions

Duration: -
Goals:

To be confirmed together based on the desired training and options.

Foreign object damage (FOD)

Duration: 2h
Goals:

On completion of the course, trainees will:

  • Know how to carry out a inventory of their tools correctly
  • Be able to report any FOD
  • Know where all their equipment is
  • Be aware of the risks posed by FOD
  • Be aware of the consequences of damage to aircraft

Fuel tank safety / CDCCL Level 2

Duration: Initial training 4h
Goals:

On completion of the course, trainees will:

  • Be familiar with the bodies concerned by CDCCL
  • Be able to comply with regulatory requirements
  • Be familiar with the existing CDCCL regulations
  • Be familiar with the impact of CDCCL on maintenance
  • Be familiar with the safety measures to be taken in the presence of fuel
  • Be familiar with OBIGGSs

Gestures on the ground

Duration: Initial training 2h
Goals:

On completion of the course, trainees will:

  • Be familiar with the conventional aircraft guidance gestures
  • Be able to guide an aircraft on the ground using conventional gestures
  • Be aware of the risks to an aircraft moving on the ground

H225 Helicopter: general overview

Duration: Initial training 4h
Goals:

On completion of the course, trainees will:

  • Be familiar with how an H225 helicopter works
  • Know how to work on an H225 helicopter
  • Know how to explain the construction of an H225 helicopter

Hosting on Toulouse sites

Duration: 2h
Goals:

On completion of the course, trainees will:

  • Be able to host staff required to work at the workstation and on the aircraft
  • Be able to move around the FAL in compliance with safety rules
  • Be able to report any incident or accident

Industrial drawing

Duration: 4h spread over one working day
Goals:

On completion of the course, trainees will:

  • Understand the purpose of industrial drawing
  • Understand what an industrial drawing consists of
  • Be familiar with the different representations
  • Be familiar with the different views
  • Be familiar with geometric tolerances

Introduction to human factors

Duration: 4h
Goals:

On completion of the course, trainees will:

  • Gain general knowledge of human factors
  • Be able to raise staff awareness about human performance and limitations
  • Know how to analyse the various parameters using the SHELL model
  • Be able to prevent risks in the workplace
  • Gain knowledge of safety culture

Prevention of electrical risks

Duration: 3h
Goals:

Be able to carry out your professional activity (non-electrician) in complete safety in the presence of an electrical risk

Reading of aeronautical drawings

Duration: 4h spread over one working day
Goals:

On completion of the course, trainees will:

  • Be familiar with what an aeronautical drawing consists of
  • Be familiar with the basics of reading aeronautical drawings
  • Be familiar with general aspects relating to signage, symbols, etc.

Tolerances and adjustments

Duration: 2h spread over one working day
Goals:

On completion of the course, trainees will:

  • Understand what tolerance means
  • Understand what an adjustment is
  • Be familiar with the usual adjustments

Training for driving in an aeronautical environment

Duration: 14h (excluding test to obtain CACES permit)
Goals:

On completion of the course, trainees will:

  • Be able to drive a forklift truck safely in an aeronautical environment

Work in confined spaces

Duration: 7h spread over one working day
Goals:

On completion of the course, trainees will:

  • Be aware of the concept of confined space
  • Be able to identify the risks associated with working in confined spaces
  • Be able to protect themselves from danger
  • Be able to identify the roles of each player
  • Know how to take action in the event of an incident
  • Be able to work in practice in confined spaces with or without a respirator

Working in ATEX zones

Duration: Initial training 2h
Goals:

On completion of the course, trainees will:

  • Understand what an explosion is
  • Understand existing regulations
  • Be familiar with the CE standard for marking ATEX equipment
  • Know how to behave in an ATEX zone
  • Know how to read an ATEX sheet inserted in the workstation safety folder