AMC1 ATCO.AR.B.001(a)(2)
Management system
ED Decision 2023/011/R
TRAINING PROGRAMME AND RECURRENT TRAINING
(a) The competent authority should establish a training programme for its personnel and a plan for its implementation. The training programme should include, as appropriate to the role, current knowledge, experience and skills of the personnel, at least the following:
(1) organisation and structure of the aviation legislation;
(2) the Chicago Convention, its relevant annexes and documents, the applicable requirements of Regulation (EC) No 216/2008, its Implementing Rules and related Acceptable Means of Compliance, Certification Specifications and Guidance Material, as well as assessment methodology of the alternative means of compliance and the applicable national legislation;
[applicable until 3 August 2024 - ED
Decision 2015/010/R]
(2) the Chicago Convention, its relevant annexes and documents,
the applicable requirements of Regulation (EU) No 2018/1139, its delegated and
implementing acts and related Acceptable Means of Compliance, Certification
Specifications and Guidance Material, as well as an assessment methodology of
the alternative means of compliance and the applicable national legislation;
[applicable from 4 August 2024
- ED Decision 2023/011/R]
(3) the applicable requirements and procedures; and
(4) areas of particular interest.
(b) The training programme and plan should be updated, as needed, to reflect, at least, changes in aviation legislation and industry. The training programme should also cover the specific needs of the personnel and the competent authority.
(c) The competent authority should ensure that its personnel, including its ATM/ANS inspectors, undergo recurrent training at regular intervals as defined by the competent authority or whenever deemed necessary, in order to be kept up to date.
[applicable
until 3 August 2024 - ED Decision 2015/010/R]
(c) The competent authority should ensure that its personnel,
including its ATM/ANS inspectors, receive recurrent training at regular
intervals as defined by the competent authority or whenever deemed necessary,
in order to be kept up to date.
[applicable from 4 August 2024 - ED Decision 2023/011/R]
EASA requires aviation authorities to establish and maintain comprehensive training programs for their personnel, including ATM/ANS inspectors. Training must cover aviation legislation, Chicago Convention, relevant regulations, procedures, and areas of interest. Regular recurrent training ensures personnel remain updated with industry changes and maintain competency.
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