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AMC7 ARO.RAMP.115(a)(b) Qualification of ramp inspectors
Available versions for ERULES-1963177438-11751
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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AMC7 ARO.RAMP.115(a)(b) Qualification of ramp inspectors ED Decision 2019/007/R RECURRENT TRAINING (a) The competent authority should ensure that all ramp inspectors undergo recurrent training at least once every 3 calendar years. (b) In addition, the competent authority should ensure that additional training is provided to all ramp inspectors when information is received from the Agency about the necessity for ad hoc training. In developing such training, the competent authority should take into account any Agency instructions related to the training content and the associated timeframe for implementation. This ad-hoc training may be considered as recurrent training. (c) Recurrent training should be delivered by a competent authority, by a ramp inspection training organisation approved in accordance with [ARO.RAMP.120(a)](#_DxCrossRefBm927677706) or by the Agency. (d) The recurrent training should cover at least the following elements: (1) regulatory and procedural developments; (2) operational practices; (3) articulation with other European processes and regulations; and (4) standardisation and harmonisation issues including those communicated by the Agency.
AMC7 ARO.RAMP.115(a)(b) Qualification of ramp inspectors ED Decision 2019/007/R RECURRENT TRAINING (a) The competent authority should ensure that all ramp inspectors undergo recurrent training at least once every 3 calendar years. (b) In addition, the competent authority should ensure that additional training is provided to all ramp inspectors when information is received from the Agency about the necessity for ad hoc training. In developing such training, the competent authority should take into account any Agency instructions related to the training content and the associated timeframe for implementation. This ad-hoc training may be considered as recurrent training. (c) Recurrent training should be delivered by a competent authority, by a ramp inspection training organisation approved in accordance with [ARO.RAMP.120(a)](#_DxCrossRefBm318085337) or by the Agency. (d) The recurrent training should cover at least the following elements: (1) regulatory and procedural developments; (2) operational practices; (3) articulation with other European processes and regulations; and (4) standardisation and harmonisation issues including those communicated by the Agency.
##### AMC7 ARO.RAMP.115(a)(b) Qualification of ramp inspectors *ED Decision 2019/007/R* **RECURRENT TRAINING** (a) The competent authority should ensure that all ramp inspectors undergo recurrent training at least once every 3 calendar years. (b) In addition, the competent authority should ensure that additional training is provided to all ramp inspectors when information is received from the Agency about the necessity for ad hoc training. In developing such training, the competent authority should take into account any Agency instructions related to the training content and the associated timeframe for implementation. This ad-hoc training may be considered as recurrent training. (c) Recurrent training should be delivered by a competent authority, by a ramp inspection training organisation approved in accordance with [ARO.RAMP.120(a)](#_DxCrossRefBm523087219) or by the Agency. (d) The recurrent training should cover at least the following elements: (1) regulatory and procedural developments; (2) operational practices; (3) articulation with other European processes and regulations; and (4) standardisation and harmonisation issues including those communicated by the Agency.