3A CASE TRAINING
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Transcript 3A CASE TRAINING
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Welcome
C.A.S.E. Standard 3A
Quality Program Requirements
Distributors of New and Used Parts
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Course Outline
History of surplus parts
DOCUMENTARY - “the risk is onboard”,
the illegal trade in BOGUS AIRCRAFT
PARTS
C.A.S.E. Standard 3A
Review of AC 00-56
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Course Outline Cont’d
FAA unapproved parts video
Review
Test
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History of Surplus A/C Parts
After World War II
Military surplus
Start up of 707 & other commercial programs
Big business - much money
High demand = $$$
Illegal trade & bogus parts
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It’s Show Time
NORWEGIAN DOCUMENTARY
“The Risk is Onboard, the illegal trade in
BOGUS Aircraft Parts”
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After The Show
NORWEGIAN DOCUMENTARY
“The Risk is Onboard, the illegal trade in
BOGUS Aircraft Parts”
COMMENTS
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C.A.S.E. Standard 3A
Why the 3A Standard
Bogus / unapproved parts
Not to specs
Critical items with high $ value
A system to prevent fraud
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C.A.S.E. Standard 3A
Things to keep in mind
Auditing distributor
Review P. O. History
Review quality manual
Say what you do
Review quality system
Do what you say
Review self-audit system
Are they policing themselves
Part of management process
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C.A.S.E. Standard 3A
Thing to keep in mind (cont’d)
Training vs. Qualification
Purchases - Sales = Inventory
Accountability for stock
AIRLINES MUST COMPLY WITH FARs;
Therefore, suppliers must provide proper
documentation
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C.A.S.E. Standard 3A
Things to keep in mind (cont’d)
Traceability
Suppliers must have traceability not
only to the part source, but also to the
purchaser of the part
notify in case of an incident
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C.A.S.E. Standard 3A
Definitions (from AC 00-56)
Distributors - suppliers, brokers, dealers,
resellers, or other persons and agencies engaged
in the sale of parts for installation in typecertificated aircraft, aircraft engines, propellers
and in appliances
Distributor Accreditation - recognition of the
distributor’s quality system by an industry
group. (CASE, SAE, ANSI, ASA, DOT)
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C.A.S.E. Standard 3A
Definitions (cont’d)
Quality System - distributor’s total network of
administrative and detailed procedures, which
is implemented to ensure that the parts sold by
the distributor satisfy the customer’s
requirement and the documentation accurately
reflects the criteria identified in the purchase
order
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C.A.S.E. Standard 3A
Definitions (cont’d)
Quality System Standards - criteria developed
by various organizations that will provide
means to ensure that parts reflect the
appropriate quality
Self-Evaluation - a continuous program that the
distributor applies to evaluate its own
compliance with its quality system
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C.A.S.E. Standard 3A
Definitions (cont’d)
Traceability (chain of custody) - the ability via
documentation or electronic means to track
parts, processes, and materials by such means
as lot number, or serial number to the O.E.M.
or other acceptable source
Quality System Standards Organizations organizations that have developed quality
system standards to be utilized by others
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1) General
A. Describes minimum requirements for
quality programs
New aircraft parts / materials distributors
Surplus aircraft parts distributors
Designed to aid surveillance
Used to determine adequacy of
distributors’ quality program
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1) General (Cont’d)
B. Compliance with standard
Not an automatic entry into the C.A.S.E.
Register
C. Distributors subject to audit
any time during business hours
conducted by customer or another
CASE member
May be scheduled
May be unannounced
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1) General (Cont’d)
D. Acceptable Audit
Does not relieve distributors’ of responsibility
for
Maintaining consistently acceptable
quality system standards
FAA: any system that allows
exceptions is no system
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1) General (Cont’d)
E. Audit to C.A.S.E. Standard 3A
Not interchangeable or substitutable with
C.A.S.E. Standard 1A
Repair stations provide services
beyond scope of material control and
distribution
Exchange programs
Add parts of 3A std. and
Checklist to 1A to verify
traceability on parts associated
with exchange pool
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1) General (Cont’d)
F. Quality Parts and Materials
Necessary to Support Compliance to
Applicable FARs as defined in AC 20-62
21.303 (replacement and modification
parts)
121.215 (cabin interiors)
121.312 (materials for compartment
interiors)
121.363 (responsibility for airworthiness)
135.143 (general requirements)
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1) General (Cont’d)
F. Quality Parts and Materials
Suspected Unapproved Parts (SUPS)
segregated and secured
reported in accordance with AC 21-29
FAA Form 8120.11
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1) General (Cont’d)
F. Quality Parts and Materials
Related Reading Material
Advisory Circular AC00 - 56
Voluntary Distributor Accreditation
Advisory Circular AC20 - 36
index; articles certified under TSO
Advisory Circular AC20 - 62
Aeronautical Replacement Parts
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1) General (Cont’d)
F. Quality Parts and Materials Related
Reading Material (cont’d)
Advisory Circular AC21 - 2
Export Airworthiness Approval
Procedures
Advisory Circular AC21 - 20
Supplier Surveillance Procedures
Advisory Circular AC21 - 29
Reporting of Unapproved Parts
FAA Form 8120.11
(Malfunction and Defect Report)
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1) General (Cont’d)
F. Quality Parts and Materials
Related Reading Material (cont’d)
Advisory Circular AC21 - 38
disposition of unsalvageable aircraft
parts and materials
may send letter to owner and have him
sign it acknowledging the return of
scrap parts
may keep a file of scrap parts that are
returned, including serial numbers
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1) General (Cont’d)
F. Quality Parts and Materials
Related Reading Material (cont’d)
Advisory Circular AC21.303 - 2
announcement and availability:
PMA
Advisory Circular AC43 - 9
Maintenance Records
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1) General (Cont’d)
F. Quality Parts and Materials
Related Reading Material (cont’d)
Advisory Circular AC43 - 16
General Aviation Airworthiness
Alerts
FAA Order 8110.42
Parts Manufacturer Approval
Procedures
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1) General (Cont’d)
F. Quality Parts and Materials
Related Reading Material (cont’d)
FAA Order 8130.21C (or as revised)
procedures for completion and use of
FAA form 8130 - 3, airworthiness
approval tag
G. CACS - 30
Checklist Associated with 3A Standard
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2) Quality System and Quality
Manual
A. Distributor SHALL have established
Quality System
Assure Quality Product
that conforms to customer
specifications
Described in Detail (including procedures and
operations)
in Quality Manual or other appropriate
document
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2) Quality System and Quality
Manual Cont’d
A. Established Quality System (cont’d)
Minimum Elements Described in Manual
1) Quality Organization
2) Inspection Procedures
3) Shipping Procedures
4) Technical Data Control
5) Record Keeping
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2) Quality System and Quality
Manual Cont’d
A. Established Quality System (cont’d)
Minimum Elements Described in Manual
6) Training Requirements
7) Shelf - Life Control
8) Measuring and Test Equipment
Calibration (as applicable)
9) Procurement
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2) Quality System and Quality
Manual Cont’d
A. Established Quality System (cont’d)
Minimum Elements Described in Manual
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12)
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Housing and Facilities
Internal Audit and Surveillance
Scrapped Parts Procedure
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2) Quality System and Quality
Manual Cont’d
B. Quality Elements N/A to a Specific
Organization
Shall Be Included In The Distributor’s Quality
Manual
as “not applicable”
insures the quality element was not
overlooked
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3) Quality Organization
A. Organization Chart
Shall be depicted
showing relationship of quality
department to the rest of the
organization
validate, if possible the Quality
Department has real authority -- not
just satisfying the requirement
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3) Quality Organization Cont’d
B. Personnel (by title)
responsible for quality systems, including
inspection
tool and test equipment calibration
technical data control
shelf - life control
scrap
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3) Quality Organization Cont’d
C. Quality Manual (or Document)
Shall Be Kept Current
identifying standards to which it was
written
Shall Be Available
to employees
to customers’ auditor (or designee)
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3) Quality Organization Cont’d
D. Distributors Roster of Personnel
Shall Be Current
Individuals Authorized to Perform Specific
Inspection Functions
Inspections Each is Authorized to Perform
Training records must support this
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3) Quality Organization Cont’d
E. Distributors of New Aircraft Parts
Shall Maintain Current List of Manufacturers
that have officially authorized the
company as a distributor
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Questions
A. Is there an established Quality-Control
Program?
B. Does the quality manual describe the
Quality Department and its relationship to
the rest of the organization?
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C. Does a manual identify specific persons,
by title, responsible for various quality
functions and programs?
1) Quality Program
2) Inspection
3) Tool and Test Equipment Calibration
4)Technical Data Control
5)Shelf Life Program
6)Scrapped Parts
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D. Is the Quality Manual current and
available to all employees?
E. Is there a roster of:
(1) Persons that are authorized to perform
inspections ?
(2) A list of inspections they are authorized to
perform?
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F. Does the distributor maintain a current list
of manufacturers who officially authorize
them as a distributor?
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4) Inspection Procedures
(Responsibility by Title)
A. Inspectors
Verify Incoming Parts and Materials
free from defects
good state of preservation
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4) Inspection Procedures
(Cont’d)
B. New Parts Distributor
Maintain Inspection Program, including
periodic verification that standard parts
meet technical specifications applicable to
P/N
insure adequate specifications are available
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4) Inspection Procedures
(Cont’d)
B. New Parts Distributor (Cont’d)
to support inspection process
specifications are current
maintain records of inspections and tests
used to make verification
physical / chemical tests
check manufacturers’ test reports
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4) Inspection Procedures
(Cont’d)
C. Shall Have Receiving Inspection
Program
verify materials received
appropriate quality
lot / batch number
as indicated on accompanying
certifications and test reports
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4) Inspection Procedures
(Cont’d)
D. Receiving Inspection for Aircraft
Fasteners and Raw Stock
Visual Check
general workmanship
presence of certifications
presence of test reports
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4) Inspection Procedures
(Cont’d)
E. Inspection Stamps
Control System For Usage and Replacement
procedure must include...
1) facsimile of each stamp type
2) identify who stamps are issued to
3) policy for stamps that are lost or
stolen
4) requirement that no stamp be
reissued within a six month period
to two different employees
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Questions
A. Are all parts inspected for physical
damage and preservation?
B. Are standard parts verified as meeting
technical specifications?
C. Are there acceptable sampling procedures
used?
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D. Are fasteners and raw stock inspected
for condition, presence of certifications,
and test reports?
E. If inspection stamps are used, does the
policy require a stamp to be retired for
at least two years after an inspector
leaves?
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5) Shipping Procedures
A.
Shipping Requirements
ATA - 300 Specification Container
Equivalent
One Specified By Customer
packed in manner to preclude damage
by rough handling
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5) Shipping Procedures
(Cont’d)
B. Procedure in Place and Trained
Personnel
Visual Inspection of Items Shipped
1) obvious physical damage
2) ALL appropriate caps and plugs installed
WARNING...tape shall not be used to cover
electrical connections or fluid fittings /
openings. Adhesive residue can insulate
electrical connections and contaminate
hydraulic or fuel units
ESDS caps
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5) Shipping Procedures
(Cont’d)
Visual Inspection of Items Shipped (cont’d)
3) verifying part matches documentation and
the customer’s request / purchase order
quantity
part number
including dash numbers and letters
model number
serial number
etc.
batch number
lot number
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5) Shipping Procedures
(Cont’d)
Visual Inspection of Items Shipped
(cont'd)
4) verifying packing slip information
contains all information required by the
customer
5) shipping container and packing
appropriate for item being shipped
ATA 300 or equivalent...
...or as specified by customer
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5) Shipping Procedures
(Cont’d)
Visual Inspection of Items Shipped (cont’d)
6) verify required documentation
maintenance release (airworthiness approval)
“yellow tag”
FAA Form 8130-3
material certification
traceability (chain of custody)
etc. (export)
are at hand, properly completed
are signed
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5) Shipping Procedures
(Cont’d)
Visual Inspection of Items Shipped
(cont'd)
7) verify materials classified as
HAZMAT
inspected by trained and qualified
personnel
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Questions
A. Are all parts shipped in ATA 300
containers or equivalent?
B. Do appropriately trained personnel
conduct an inspection of items being
shipped, including but not limited to:
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Questions
1) Obvious physical damage?
2) Installation of plugs and caps?
3) Verification of quantity, part number, serial
number, model number, etc.?
4) Packing slip information as required by
customer?
5) Verification of airworthiness approval, material
certification, traceability documents, etc.?
6) HAZMAT materials properly inspected?
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6) Technical Data Control
(Responsibility by Title)
A. Technical Data Shall be Maintained
Applicable To Products On Hand
Current And Accessible
Stored In Manner To Protect It From Dirt
and Damage
No Hand Entries
No Hand Corrections
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6) Technical Data Control (Cont’d)
B. Airworthiness Directives
Verify Status On Date Of Sale
C. Microfilm, Microfiche, CD
Must Have Appropriate Viewing Device
maintained in good working order
protected from damage
available to personnel
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Questions
A. Is there a documented system for
obtaining technical data and maintaining it
up to date?
NOTE: Technical data includes any documents
used to determine that the part complies with
OEM requirements. Examples are, but are not
limited to drawings, manuals, parts catalogs,
and cross reference manuals.
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B. Is the appropriate, current technical data
readily available to personnel that need it?
C. Is AD status verification provided on date
of sale?
D. Is there a system to prohibit hand entries or
corrections to technical data?
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E. Is technical data stored in a manner that
will protect it from dirt and damage?
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7) Record Keeping
A. New Parts Distributor
System In Place Governing
storage
distribution
retrieval
of documents verifying
fasteners & raw stock phys / chem
properties conform to technical
specifications
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7) Record Keeping (Cont’d)
B. Records Confirming Aircraft Fastener
Integrity
Including Physical / Chemical Test Reports
retained for minimum of two years after date of
sale
C. Records Verifying Conformance to
Flammability Requirements
Retained For Minimum Of Seven Years After Date Of
Sale
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7) Record Keeping (Cont’d)
D. Traceability and Certification
Documents
Maintained From Date Of Sale
two years
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7) Record Keeping (Cont’d)
E. Distributor must have documented
traceability system-chain of custody
To Trace Parts To
source of production
FAA certificate holder
to end user (customer)
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7) Record Keeping (Cont’d)
Traceability System (cont’d)
Samples Of Traceability Documentation
Statement of Conformance
Material Certification
Return to Service Tags
Must be accompanied by the records of
last maintenance action-tear down report
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7) Record Keeping (Cont’d)
E. Traceability System (cont’d)
Approval Status Of Each Part I/A/W
FAR 21.303 (replacement & modification
parts)
(a) Except as provided in paragraph (b)
of this section, no person may produce a
modification or replacement part for sale
for installation on a type certificated
product unless it is produced pursuant to
a Parts Manufacturing Approval issued
under this subpart.
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7) Record Keeping (Cont’d)
E. Traceability System (cont’d)
Approval Status (cont’d)
FAR 21.303 (cont'd)
marking PMA parts I/A/W FAR 45.15
1) the letters “FAA - PMA”
2) name, trademark, symbol of PMA
holder
3) part number
4) eligibility listing (name and model
of each type certificated product)
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7) Record Keeping (Cont’d)
E. Traceability System (cont’d)
Approval Status (cont’d)
FAR 21.303 (cont'd)
exceptions to PMA
1) parts produced under PC or TC
2) owner / operator produced parts (for
maintaining or altering own product)
Note: not acceptable for distribution (SALE)
3) parts produced under TSO
4) standard parts conforming to established
U.S. or industrial standards (nuts & bolts)
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7) Record Keeping (Cont’d)
F. Life - Limited Parts
Records Confirming Life - Limited Status
records from previous operators as
applicable
G. Storage of Records
Protected Against
damage
alteration
deterioration
loss
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7) Record Keeping (Cont’d)
H. Serviceable Parts
Supplier Must Provide Airworthiness Approval
Document
from FAA certificated source
FAR 121 (air carriers & commercial
operators)
FAR 145 (repair stations)
* not applicable to new parts unless
work or test was performed
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7) Record Keeping (Cont’d)
H. Serviceable
Parts (cont’d)
Document Must Contain
certificate number
maintenance release for RTS
FAA Order 8130.21C (or as revised)
FAR 43 Appendix B
AC 145.3 Appendix 1
examples of airworthiness release
statements for air carrier work
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7) Record Keeping (Cont’d)
H. Serviceable Parts (cont’d)
Document Must Contain
(cont’d)
must be signed
inspection stamps, symbols, printed
names, and stamped names
NOT ACCEPTABLE
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7) Record Keeping (Cont’d)
H.
Serviceable Parts (cont’d)
Document (Airworthiness Approval /
Maintenance Release) Shall Be Physically
Attached To Unit
any format (usually tag or 8130-3)
as long as required information is
present, including part number &
serial number
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7) Record Keeping (Cont’d)
I. Distributor Shall Provide...
Copy Of Teardown Report
must contain
condition at overhaul
list of significant parts replaced
tech data used (service bulletins, ADs)
functional test
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7) Record Keeping (Cont’d)
J. Incident Related Parts
Must Be Identified
from aircraft or engine subjected to extreme
stress or heat
major engine failure/sudden stoppage
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7) Record Keeping (Cont’d)
J.
Incident Related Parts (Cont’d)
accident
fire
submersion in saltwater
or parts themselves subjected to
extreme stress or heat, i.e. warehouse
fire….
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Questions
A. Does distributor request adequate test and
inspection records with each order of
parts?
B. Are records confirming fastener integrity
maintained for 2 years? (i.e.; chemical and
physical properties.)
C. Are certifications and test reports being
received and filed as required?
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Questions
D. Can each part or carton or package of
parts be linked to its certification and/or test
records by some unique identifier?
E. Does the vendor's purchase records/sales
orders chain of custody lead to a production
approval holder (PMA, TSO, PC, TC, STC
Holder) or manufacturer of standard parts ?
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F. Is serial number traceability maintained
when applicable?
G. Are export Certificates of Airworthiness
obtained for all foreign manufactured parts?
(Ref. FAR 21.502)
H. Are records protected against damage,
alteration, deterioration and loss?
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8) Training
A. Properly Trained and Competent
Personnel
Functions
inspection
parts handling
record keeping
documentation
traceability requirements
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8) Training (Cont’d)
A. Properly Trained and Competent
Personnel (cont’d)
Personnel Requiring Training
supervisors
inspectors
receiving personnel
shipping personnel
sales people
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8) Training (Cont’d)
B. Inspection Personnel
Properly Trained and Authorized
in inspection techniques
in methods and equipment used to
determine part quality
this authorization criteria shall be identified
in quality manual
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8) Training (Cont’d)
C. Shipping Personnel
Trained and Competent In HAZMAT
recognition
packaging
identification
proper handling
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8) Training (Cont’d)
D. Personnel Training
Shall Be Documented
formal training (classroom)
on - the - job (OJT)
Must Be Retained
minimum of two years
after employee leaves company
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8) Training (Cont’d)
E. Training Records
Shall Include
description of the training
date and number of hours of instruction
name of instructor and student and / or
signature of instructor and student
name of organization conducting the
training (if outside agency)
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Questions
A. Are personal who perform inspection,
shipping and receiving functions properly
trained?
B. Are inspection personnel properly
authorized?
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Questions
C. Are both formal classroom and on-the-job
training documented and maintained?
D. Is a roster of personnel authorized to
perform specific functions maintained?
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9) Shelf Life Control
(Responsibility By Title)
A. Distributor Shall Document and
Maintain Program
Program Must Assure
identification of shelf-life items
proper handling of shelf-life items
no expired parts / materials will be
issued
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9) Shelf Life Control Cont’d
B. Program Shall Include
Component Assemblies Containing Shelf-Life
Limited Items
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Questions
A. Is there a documented shelf life
program?
B. Is there a list of shelf life limited
materials / parts and their limits?
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10) Measuring and Test Equipment
(Responsibility by Title)
A. Equipment Used to Verify
Conformance
Shall Be Periodically Calibrated
N.I.S.T. (National Institute of Standards
and Technology)
other appropriate government standards
check bi-lateral agreements
must be traceable to standard used in
calibration
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10) Measuring and Test Equipment
(Cont’d)
B. Past Due Tools /Equipment
Shall Have Procedure In Place To Prevent Use
C. Shall Maintain Documentation
Current Calibration Status
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Questions
A. Does the supplier have the tools
required to assure conformity of the
inventory to specification?
B. Is there a documented program to
maintain serviceability and calibration
of those tools?
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Questions
C. Are historical records containing repair
and calibration accuracy data for that
tooling maintained?
D. If personally owned measuring tools are
allowed on the premises are they
controlled by the program?
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Questions
E. If in-house Calibration is performed are
the standards used traceable to N.I.S.T.?
F. Is there current certification for each inhouse standard use?
G. Are the precision tools stored in a
manner that will prevent damage and/or
adverse affects on the calibration of the
tool?
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11) Procurement
A. Maintain System Such That...
Only Approved Quality Materials Purchased
Proprietary & Licensing Rights Observed
B. System Shall Assure...
Special Requirements Are Adequately
Communicated To Sources
test reports
physical / chemical analysis
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11) Procurement (Cont’d)
C. Distributors of New Aircraft Parts
Purchase Materials Directly From Approved
Manufacturers...or
Purchase Materials From Distributors
Authorized By Manufacturer To Sell Product
deviations from this
must be disclosed to customer
must be approved by customer prior to
shipment
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11) Procurement (Cont’d)
D. Distributors Shall ...
Maintain List Of Approved Suppliers
Maintain Quality History For Each Source
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Questions
A. Does the system demonstrate the ability
to:
(1) Trace parts to the source of procurement
and to the source production or to an FAA
certificate holder and to end user.
(2) Provide, upon request, information
pertaining to the production approval status of
each part in accordance with the applicable
FAR'S?
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Questions
B. Does the system assure that special
requirements are adequately
communicated to the supplier's sources?
C. Does the surplus suppliers system
assure that:
(1) parts subjected to extreme heat or stress
are identified as such?
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Questions
(2) all parts procured have traceability and/or
airworthiness certification as required by the
FAR'S?
(3) all Airworthiness Directives (A.D.s) which
have been accomplished are documented
appropriately?
(4) part numbers conform to the customers
purchase request?
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Questions
(5) items identified as "overhauled" were in
fact overhauled and have appropriate
documentation to substantiate the condition of
the part?
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12) Material Control
A. Handling of Material
Appropriate Manner
Protected From Damage & Deterioration
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12) Material Control (Cont’d)
B. Packaging and Storage
Special Packaging Maintained As Necessary
electrostatic discharge sensitive (ESDS)
temperature / humidity control
magnetic control (radome)
Storage Area Periodically Checked
for overall effectiveness
storage
identification methods
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12) Material Control (Cont’d)
C. Close Loop Corrective Action System
Implemented When Detecting...
substandard / non-conforming parts
these rejected parts
Identified, segregated, and secured
from useable stock
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12) Material Control (Cont’d)
C. Close Loop Corrective Action System
(cont’d)
System Shall Include
notification of each purchaser within
24 hours of detection
method to recall or rectify problem
unapproved parts reported I/A/W AC
21-29
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12) Material Control (Cont’d)
D. Segregation of........
Aircraft Parts
Non-Aircraft Parts
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12) Material Control (Cont’d)
E. Distributors of Aircraft Fasteners
Shall
Maintain Batch / Lot Segregation
Maintain Batch / Lot Records
quantities sold from Each Batch/Lot
quantities sold to Each Customer
Note: Purchases less sales should equal
inventory
this must balance on batch / lot
numbered inventories
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12) Material Control (Cont’d)
F. Distributors of Materials Requiring
Flammability Testing
Maintain Batch / Lot Segregation
Maintain Batch / Lot Records (flame certs)
and for other items for which this is
appropriate
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12) Material Control (Cont’d)
G. Sorting and Delivery
In O.E.M. Packaging (when practical)
Packaging Shall Identify
manufacturer
distributor
part number
batch / lot (if applicable)
quantity
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12) Material Control (Cont’d)
H. Flammable, Toxic, or Volatile Materials
Stored In Safe Manner
manufacturers’ recommendations
specified by local fire regulations
distributor shall identify and maintain
copy of applicable fire code
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12) Material Control (Cont’d)
I. Electro - Static Discharge Sensitive
Materials (ESDS)
Use Necessary Precaution In Accordance With
Governing Requirements
packaging
handling
protection
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12) Material Control (Cont’d)
J. Part Number Ambiquity
Assure None Exists
parts shall not be labeled with multiple part
numbers
if labeling may cause confusion
to part manufacturer
applicable specification
Note: mod level of unit may indicate A/C
applicability
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12) Material Control (Cont’d)
K. Alteration or Replacement
Data Plate
Manufacturers’ Part Number
unacceptable
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12) Material Control (Cont’d)
L. System To Segregate & Identify
Serviceable from Unserviceable Units
in a manner that will preclude issuing
an unserviceable part
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Questions
A. Is material handled in such a fashion as
to preclude damage and deterioration?
B. Are storage areas periodically checked
for overall effectiveness?
C. Is batch segregation utilized for aircraft
fasteners and other material requiring
batch control?
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Questions
D. Is the original packaging used as
practical?
E. Does packaging clearly identify
contents?
F. Does packaging conform to ATA
specification 300 when appropriate?
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Questions
G. Is material susceptible to electrostatic
discharge damage handled in accordance
with proper requirements?
H. Are parts/components adequately
protected against the environment and
damage (including caps and plugs)?
I. Is a system in place to preclude part
number ambiguity?
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Questions
J. Does the quality program provide a
closed-loop system for implementing
corrective action following the
identification of non-conforming parts
or material?
K. Is the non-conforming part/material
segregated from usable stock?
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Questions
L. Is there a documented procedure in
place
for mutilating scrapped parts
which will
preclude their being returned
to service?
M. Are records maintained on all serialized
scrapped parts?
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Questions
N. Is this requirement imposed on the
subcontractors and/or suppliers?
0. Is there a balance procedure for
quantities purchased less sales equals
inventory?
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13) Housing And Facilities
A. Appropiate and Maintained
Insure Storage Does Not Damage Inventory
B. Distributor Engaging in A/C or A/C
Component Maintenance
Storage Area Must Be Secured
prevent cannibalizing by maintenance
personnel
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Questions
A. Is ventilation, lighting, temperature, and
humidity control adequate?
B. Are good housekeeping practices being
maintained?
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14) Internal Audit And
Surveillance
A. Distributors Audit and Surveillance
Function
Periodically Self-audits Programs
verify procedures are in place to assure
compliance
with CASE 3A Standard
customer specifications
regulatory requirements
good industry practices
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14) Internal Audit And
Surveillance
A. Distributors Audit and Surveillance
Function (cont’d)
Verify Operations Are Being Conducted In
Accordance With These Programs
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14) Internal Audit And
Surveillance
B. Self Audits
Performed In Accordance With
Checklists Or Other Written Procedures
to determine the effectiveness of Quality
Program
Results Shall Be Documented
for Non-Compliance and Corrective Action
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14) Internal Audit And
Surveillance
F. Self Audits (cont’d)
Corrective Action Shall:
be appropriate and prompt
correct reported discrepancies
locate and correct similar discrepancies
in areas not audited
correct the ROOT cause
implement follow-up
to eliminate recurrence
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Questions
A. Is there a self audit program in place?
B. Are self audits documented including
non-compliance corrective actions?
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15) Scrapped Parts Procedure
(Responsibility by Title)
A. Documented Procedures
Mutilation
drilling
grinding
cutting
other appropriate means
Extent Of Mutilation
preclude restoration and return to service
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15) Scrapped Parts Procedure
(Cont’d)
B. Life - Limited Scrap Parts
Maintain Record
description of part
part number
serial number (if applicable)
date part was scrapped
retain record for at least two years
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15) Scrapped Parts Procedure
(Cont’d)
C. Verification of Mutilation
Individual Responsible
must be identified in procedure by
position or title
D. Subcontractors/Repair Facilities of
Distributors
Imposed With Same Scrap Requirements
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Questions
A. Does the supplier have a documented
procedure for the handling of scrapped
parts?
B. Does the supplier identify by title or
position the individual responsible for
verifying compliance with the
procedure?
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Questions
C. Does the supplier impose the procedure
on subcontractors and repair facilities
with whom they do business?
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16) Certification Forms
A. Quality Manual Requirement
Forms Used By Distributor
to certify parts
show traceability of parts
Shall contain samples
Shall contain instructions
B. Instructions
May Be Contained On The Forms
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Review Of AC 00-56
History
Much Discussion On Having FAA Regulate
Surplus Dealers
aviation industry put a lot of pressure
on FAA
FAA Indicated That They Didn’t Have The
Manpower and Resources To Regulate
Established Guidance...AC 00-56
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Review Of AC 00-56 (Cont’d)
History (cont’d)
AC 00-56 Lists Requirements
Distributor Found Lacking After Accreditation
many findings
accredited against ISO Std. & placed in
Airline Suppliers Association (ASA)
Register
manual did not address guidance offered in
AC
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Review Of AC 00-56(Cont’d)
History (cont’d)
Brought To The Attention Of The FAA
At CASE Conference
CASE Updating 3A Standard
will be adopted by ASA as their own
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Review Of AC 00-56 (Cont’d)
Literature Referenced in AC
AC 20-62 aeronautical replacement parts
AC 21-20 supplier surveillance
AC 21-29 suspected unapproved parts
AC 21-38 disposition of unsalvageable parts
and materials
Ac 21.303-2 announcement and availability:
PMA
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Review Of AC 00-56 (Cont’d)
Literature (cont’d)
AC 43-9 Maintenance Records
Order 8110.42 PMA Approval Procedures
Order 8130.21C Completing 8130-3 Tag
AC 20-36 Index; Articles Under TSO
AC 21-2 Export Airworthiness Approvals
AC 43-16 General Aviation Airworthiness
Alerts
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Review Of AC 00-56 (Cont’d)
AC 00-56 States:
“The purchasing organization who uses
accredited distributors and receives
noncompliant parts, and who voluntarily
reports such occurrences to the FAA, will have
such information considered as mitigating
circumstance per current FAA enforcement
policy. ...will allow the FAA to concentrate its
surveillance resources on parts purchased from
sources that may not be as reliable.”
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Review Of AC 00-56 (Cont’d)
Quality Systems Minimums
Receiving Inspection
approved parts
PAH, TC, TSO, PMA
...from approved sources
121, 145, etc.
NOTE: Parts are not legal unless they are
manufactured under FAA approval.
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Review Of AC 00-56 (Cont’d)
Quality Systems Minimums (cont’d)
Trained Personnel
in quality system
regulations
able to recognize approved parts
Measuring Equipment Calibration
Control Of Incoming Discrepant Material
Self Audit Program
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Review Of AC 00-56 (Cont’d)
Quality Systems Minimums (cont’d)
PAH’s IPC
Inspection Stamp Control
Packaging Control
Recall System
within 24 hours
trace both ways
source
end user
provide method to correct problem
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145
Review Of AC 00-56 (Cont’d)
Quality Systems Minimums (cont’d)
Quality Organization That Knows Regulations And
Requirements
Environmental Control
Procedure For Redistribution Of Lots
must keep original certification on file
procedure for accountability
System To Prevent Fraud
Parts Traceability
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Review Of AC 00-56 (Cont’d)
Quality Systems Minimums (cont’d)
Notify Accreditation Organization
any changes in quality system must
be accepted before implementation
Provide Certifications
Customers Who Receive Discrepant Parts
must notify distributor
must notify local FAA (FSDO, CMO)
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Review Of AC 00-56 (Cont’d)
Reaccreditation Every Two Years
Name Of Accreditation Organization
Date Of Accreditation
Date When Annual Check Is Due
to monitor the effectiveness of programs
Verify Required Documentation
“The following signature attests that the
documentation specified above and attached
is accurate with regard to the item(s)
described.”
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Review Of AC 00-56 (Cont’d)
Final Thought
The FAA has recently sent a letter to CASE
stating that they will make the same allowance
(mitigating circumstances) if an airline has to
make a self-disclosure relative to a distributor
they use by virtue of being listed in the CASE
register.
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It’s Show Time!
FAA Produced Video
Unapproved Parts...What You Can Do To
Prevent Their Use
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Let’s Review The Video
Know Your Suppliers
Buyers 1st Line Of Defense
Unapproved Parts
PC - Supplier - Airline Relationship
Exceptions to PMA
PMA Marking
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Case Standard 3A Course
Review
General
Quality System and Quality Manual
Quality Organization
Inspection Procedures
Shipping Procedures
Technical Data Control
Record Keeping
Training
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Case Standard 3A Course
Review
Shelf Life Control
Measuring and Test Equipment
Procurement
Material Control
Housing and Facilities
Internal Audit and Surveillance
Scrapped Parts Procedure
Certification Forms
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Test Time!
Let’s See What You’ve Learned
Minimum Passing Grade...70%
After The Test (If you are interested)
Bonus Video
Electro-Static Discharge
(ESDS)
Run Time...18:44
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