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AMC1 21.B.222(b) Oversight programme
Available versions for ERULES-1963177438-21943
ED Decision 2023/014/R
found in: Initial Airworthiness and Environmental Protection (748/2012) Part-21 Part-21L (Jul 2024)
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AMC1 21.B.222(b) Oversight programme ED Decision 2023/014/R SPECIFIC NATURE OF THE ORGANISATION AND COMPLEXITY OF ITS ACTVITIES — RESULTS OF PAST OVERSIGHT ACTIVITIES When determining the oversight programme, including a relevant sample of production activities under the scope of the organisation as product audits, the competent authority should consider in particular the following elements, as applicable: (a)    the effectiveness of the organisation’s management system in identifying and addressing non‑compliances and safety hazards; (b)    the implementation by the organisation of any industry standards that are directly relevant to the organisation’s activity subject to Part 21; (b)    the procedures for the management and the scope of non-significant changes; (c)     any specific procedures implemented by the organisation that are related to any alternative means of compliance used; (d)    the number of approved locations and the activities performed at each location; (e)    the number and scope of subcontractors that perform production activities; and (f)     the volume of activity for each product or parts.
##### AMC1 21.B.222(b) Oversight programme *ED Decision 2023/014/R* **SPECIFIC NATURE OF THE ORGANISATION AND COMPLEXITY OF ITS ACTVITIES — RESULTS OF PAST OVERSIGHT ACTIVITIES** When determining the oversight programme, including a relevant sample of production activities under the scope of the organisation as product audits, the competent authority should consider in particular the following elements, as applicable: (a) the effectiveness of the organisation’s management system in identifying and addressing non‑compliances and safety hazards; (b) the implementation by the organisation of any industry standards that are directly relevant to the organisation’s activity subject to Part 21; (b) the procedures for the management and the scope of non-significant changes; (c) any specific procedures implemented by the organisation that are related to any alternative means of compliance used; (d) the number of approved locations and the activities performed at each location; (e) the number and scope of subcontractors that perform production activities; and (f) the volume of activity for each product or parts.