Airworthiness Industry Workshop Minutes -
HELD AT NAC CONFRENCE ROOM ON 1 JUNE
2005 AT 08H00
1.
ATTENDANCE REGISTER
The following members attended the
workshop:
|
Name |
Organisation |
E-MAIL |
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1.
Sakhile Reiling |
CAA |
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2.
|
CAA |
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3.
Natasha Appolis |
CAA |
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4.
|
CAA |
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5.
|
CAA |
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6.
|
CAA |
|
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7.
|
CAA |
|
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8.
G Spreadbury |
CHC |
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|
9.
B Cumming |
FalconAir LTD |
|
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10. Guldenhuys
|
SA Air Force |
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11. G Oosthuizen
|
CHC |
|
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12. A Lentz |
FalconAir
|
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13. R. H. Swartz |
CHC |
|
|
14.
Dudley Davis |
CTI |
|
|
15.
Faldie Brown |
Flightcraft |
|
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16.
Andre Kogn |
|
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17.
R Prins |
|
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18.
G. Elliot – |
|
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19.
J Coetzer |
|
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20.
Eddie Renton |
Acryl Aero |
|
|
21.
T. Rohand |
Aviation Business |
|
|
22.
B. Pover |
|
|
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23.
John. Thornley |
CHC |
|
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24.
D. Blom |
2 Asu |
|
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25.
|
The Aviation Co |
|
|
26.
E.A. de yacht |
YPT |
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27.
Devis bach |
CHC |
|
|
28.
Dawid Laynes |
Falcon Air |
|
|
29.
E .Borad |
Falcon Air |
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30.
D.Lievedux |
ABC |
|
|
31.
A.L.Smith |
CHC |
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|
32.
J. Colen |
Falcon Air |
|
|
33.
D. Barkhuizen |
Falcon Air |
|
|
34.
K. Setzer |
Omnipless |
|
|
35.
L. Isaacs |
CHC |
|
|
36.
|
YPT Arospace
|
|
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37.
P Du Toit |
43 Air School |
|
|
38.
JJ Strydom |
43 Air School |
|
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39.
A. Ruxkouski |
43 Air School |
|
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40.
H. Joubert |
CHC |
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41.
G. Donald |
|
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42.
V. Janzer |
|
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43.
J. Le Roux |
SAAF |
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44.
F. Rust |
SAAF |
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45.
G. Whittal |
CHC |
2.
WELCOME
The
meeting was opened by Sakhile Reiling.
3.
PRESENTATIONS
The
following presentations were delivered by SACAA personnel: -
3.1
Overview of developments in aircraft since the last
workshop in May 2004.
Ø
Current
staffing levels
Ø
Divisional
competency and training
Ø
Divisional
vision statement
Ø
Divisional
Strategic Intent Items
Ø
Overhaul
of Operations
Ø
Dilemmas
and successes since 1998
Ø
Challenges
Facing us
3.2.
Human Factors
Ø
Industry
responsibility
Ø
CAA
responsibility
Ø
Reality
Ø
Several
videos were screened.
3.3.
AMO issues
Ø
Company
certification
Ø
Training
Ø
Certifying
staff
Ø
Company
certification
Ø
Continuation
training under parts 145 and 66
3.4.
Aircraft logbooks and inspection issues
a.
Instruction
for use of the logbooks
b.
Airframe
particulars
c.
Airframe
component records
d.
Modification
embording
e.
Engine
historical records
3.5.
Avionic matters
a.
TCAS
II / ACAS II
b.
ELT
c.
Modifications
and installations
d.
EGPWS
/ TAWS
e.
RVSM
3.6.
Non-type certified aircraft
Ø
Genera
Ø
Aircraft
Ø
Maintenance
Ø
Regulations
Ø
Frequently
asked questions
Ø
Historical
misconceptions
4.
OPEN FORUM
Questions were raised by the industry
to Capt Reiling
Ø
Why
is the C of A issued once a year not every six month?
Ø
Why
do the AMO’s do all the work and CAA gets all the
credit?
Ø
Are
owners of the aircrafts reminded timeously about the
renewal of C of A’s?
Ø
What
does CAA do to remind their client?
Ø
What
happen if the C of S has been long overdue in terms of date, mileage etc?
Ø
Why
are the no CAA offices in
5.
SUMMARY
6.
CLOSURE AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF SPONSORS
Capt. Reiling
thanked all the attendees and explained that their contribution will definitely
help the CAA improve their service delivery.
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OBERT CHAKARISA
SM:A (CHAIRMAN)
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NATASHA APOLLIS
AIRWORTHINESS INSPECTOR (SECRETARY)