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AMC1 ARO.RAMP.115(a)(b) Qualification of ramp inspectors
Available versions for ERULES-1963177438-11727
ED Decision 2019/007/R
found in: Air Operations (965/2012) Part-ARO Part-ORO Part-CAT Part-SPA Part-NCC Part-NCO Part-SPO (Feb 2025)
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AMC1 ARO.RAMP.115(a)(b) Qualification of ramp inspectors ED Decision 2019/007/R ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA (a) The candidate should be considered eligible to become a ramp inspector provided he/she meets the following criteria: (1) has good knowledge of the English language attested by a certificate, unless English was used as a medium of instruction during secondary or higher education; and (2) relevant education or training and appropriate recent work experience (over the previous 5 years) in accordance with one of the following items: (i) has successfully completed 3 years of post-secondary education followed by 2 years aeronautical experience in the field of aircraft operations and/or maintenance, and/or personnel licensing; (ii) has or has had a commercial/airline transport pilot licence and carried out such duties; (iii) has or has had a flight engineer licence and carried out such duties; (iv) has been a cabin crew member and carried out such duties in commercial air transport; (v) has been licensed as maintenance personnel and exercised the privileges of such a licence; (vi) has successfully completed professional training in the field of air transport of dangerous goods, followed by experience in this field; or (vii) has successfully completed post-secondary aeronautical education with a duration of at least 3 years, followed by aeronautical experience.
AMC1 ARO.RAMP.115(a)(b) Qualification of ramp inspectors ED Decision 2019/007/R ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA (a) The candidate should be considered eligible to become a ramp inspector provided he/she meets the following criteria: (1) has good knowledge of the English language attested by a certificate, unless English was used as a medium of instruction during secondary or higher education; and (2) relevant education or training and appropriate recent work experience (over the previous 5 years) in accordance with one of the following items: (i) has successfully completed 3 years of post-secondary education followed by 2 years aeronautical experience in the field of aircraft operations and/or maintenance, and/or personnel licensing; (ii) has or has had a commercial/airline transport pilot licence and carried out such duties; (iii) has or has had a flight engineer licence and carried out such duties; (iv) has been a cabin crew member and carried out such duties in commercial air transport; (v) has been licensed as maintenance personnel and exercised the privileges of such a licence; (vi) has successfully completed professional training in the field of air transport of dangerous goods, followed by experience in this field; or (vii) has successfully completed post-secondary aeronautical education with a duration of at least 3 years, followed by aeronautical experience.
##### AMC1 ARO.RAMP.115(a)(b) Qualification of ramp inspectors *ED Decision 2019/007/R* **ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA** (a) The candidate should be considered eligible to become a ramp inspector provided he/she meets the following criteria: (1) has good knowledge of the English language attested by a certificate, unless English was used as a medium of instruction during secondary or higher education; and (2) relevant education or training and appropriate recent work experience (over the previous 5 years) in accordance with one of the following items: (i) has successfully completed 3 years of post-secondary education followed by 2 years aeronautical experience in the field of aircraft operations and/or maintenance, and/or personnel licensing; (ii) has or has had a commercial/airline transport pilot licence and carried out such duties; (iii) has or has had a flight engineer licence and carried out such duties; (iv) has been a cabin crew member and carried out such duties in commercial air transport; (v) has been licensed as maintenance personnel and exercised the privileges of such a licence; (vi) has successfully completed professional training in the field of air transport of dangerous goods, followed by experience in this field; or (vii) has successfully completed post-secondary aeronautical education with a duration of at least 3 years, followed by aeronautical experience.