Qualifying and Auditing Contractor Sample Clauses

Qualifying and Auditing Contractor. The FAA recognizes (UK) Part 145 QAS and requirements to qualify and audit contractors when the QAS includes the FAA Special Conditions. If the AMO’s summary of its quality and audit procedures includes a description of inclusion of the FAA Special Conditions, there is no need to provide additional supplement procedures. However, if the AMO elects to have a separate QAS for the FAA Special Condition the following procedures should be addressed in the supplement: 1) Describe those procedures the organization will use to both qualify and audit contractors. 2) If the AMO contracts a maintenance function to a non-FAA-certificated source, the AMO must be appropriately rated to perform the work. This section should: i) Explain that the AMO is responsible for approving for return to service each item on which work is performed and for ensuring its airworthiness. ii) Indicate that any non FAA-certificated contractor to which work is contracted must be under the control of the AMO’s QAS. Additionally, the AMO must inspect/or test each item on which contracted work has been performed for compliance with this supplement. iii) Explain that if the AMO cannot determine the quality of contracted work, the work can only be contracted to an FAA-certificated facility that is able to test and/or inspect the work performed and issue a return to service for the work performed. If the contracted item must be disassembled by the AMO to determine the quality of the work performed, then it should not be contracted to a non-FAA-certificated source.
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Qualifying and Auditing Contractor. The FAA recognizes (UK) Part 145 QAS and requirements to qualify and audit contractors when the QAS includes the FAA Special Conditions. If the AMO’s summary of its quality and audit procedures includes a description of inclusion of the FAA Special Conditions, there is no need to provide additional supplement procedures. However, if the AMO elects to have a separate QAS for the FAA Special Condition the following procedures should be addressed in the supplement:
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Qualifying and Auditing Contractor. The FAA recognizes (UK) Part 145 QAS and requirements to qualify and audit contractors when the QAS includes the FAA Special
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Qualifying and Auditing Contractor. (1) Describe those procedures the Repair Station will use to both qualify and audit contractors.
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Qualifying and Auditing Contractor. 16.2.1 A repair station must describe the procedures to qualify and audit contractors performing maintenance functions.
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