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Overview The Bradley Avionics training program is
based on materials published by the FAA, Aircraft Maintenance Manuals (AMM), and this Repair Station. Since the AMM
is the source document used in the field, all technical training is base on its contents. Courses
- Airbus 319/320
- Boeing
737, 757/767
- Citation 500 Series, 560, 560XL, 650, 680, 750
- Challenger Series
- Dassault Falcon 50 & 2000
- Hawker
/ Beechjet 400(A,XP)
- Hawker 800(XP)/1000 Series
- Learjet Series
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- Concord, Saft,
and Marathon Batteries
- Altimeters Test and Inspection
- Transponders Test
and Inspection
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- Repair
Station Procedures
- Hazardous Material
- Human Factors
- Suspected Unapproved Parts
- Airport Operations (Tow, Taxi, Ramp Operations,
Engine Run-Up)
- FAR Part 43
- Instructions for Continued Airworthiness
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- Basic Aerodynamics
- Hydraulic Systems
- Hydraulic Plumbing
- Basic Airframe Repair
- Communication and Navigation Systems
- Cabin Atmosphere Controls
- Gas Turbine Engines
- Powerplant Course #1 & #2
- Preventative
Maintenance & Service Checks
- Nondestructive Testing
Format - Visual Presentation (Video/CBT/PowerPoint)
- Work Book (Writing - Fill in the blank)
- Practical Demonstration/Exam (Perform a task)
Job Quality Standard (JQS) This
Repair Station uses JQSs to record Formal and On the Job Training (OJT) events. Based on Aircraft Maintenance Manuals
(AMM), this document standardizes maintenance technician training logbook entries and alleviates the repair station of cumbersome
training files. Organized by ATA chapters, this format illustrates technical experience in a format that is easily accessed
during audits. Training Records Training
records are updated monthly. Upon request, these records are available for review by all FAA Safety Inspectors
and Customers.
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