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Pre-show Guide for HELI-EXPO 2016


HELICOPTER MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT


FEB. 26–29, 2016 | 8 AM – 5 PM | MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT


Location: Kentucky International Convention Center Member Price: $1,165 Nonmember Price: $1660 Instructors: Brandon Battles and Gary Potochnik, Conklin & de Decker Associates, Inc. Professional Development Credit: IA renewal credit; FAA AMT program credit This four-day course has two primary purposes for the manager in a maintenance organization. First, it gives managers critical, yet often overlooked skills to control a complex issue that confronts every organization: limited resources to accomplish its objectives. Second, the course reinforces the required technical profi ciency that managers must maintain by offering an in-depth regulatory review. At the conclusion of the course, attendees will: • Learn management principles and techniques • Gain a better understanding of different types of costs and how to control them


• Learn aspects of fi nancial management and accounting, as well as the importance of budgets — and how to develop them • Refresh their knowledge of relevant FAA regulations


HUMS AND HFDM: HELICOPTER HEALTH, USAGE, AND FLIGHT DATA MONITORING


FEB. 28–29, 2016 | 8 AM – 5 PM | MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT


Location: Kentucky International Convention Center Member Price: $585 Nonmember Price: $860 Instructors: Rick Barnett, Doug Shaw, and Amanda Roberts of Bristow U.S., LLC Professional Development Credit: IA renewal credit This course will provide attendees with an overview of HUMS (health and usage monitoring systems) and HFDM (helicopter fl ight-data monitoring), including an introduction to analysis of helicopter fl ight and health/vibration data. At the conclusion of the course, attendees will: • Be able to make informed decisions regarding the establishment of HUMS and HFDM programs


• Know the benefi ts of HUMS and HFDM and guidelines for administering these programs


• Be familiar with HUMS and HFDM terms and acronyms • Understand the basics of HUMS and HFDM data analysis


OPERATING ROTORCRAFT TURBINE ENGINES WITH PMA PARTS AND DER REPAIRS


FEB. 29, 2016 | 8 AM – 5 PM | MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT


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Location: Kentucky International Convention Center Member Price: $585 Nonmember Price: $860 Instructor: Timothy Blaskovich Professional Development Credit: IA renewal credit This course offers an overview of commercial and regulatory considerations for the application of PMA (Parts Manufacturer Approval) parts and DER (Designated Engineering Representative) repairs on rotorcraft gas-turbine engines. The focus will be on general principles in the context of Canadian, U.S., and European regulatory jurisdictions. At the conclusion of the course, attendees will be able to: • Summarize the key gas-turbine substantiation requirements that drive ratings and limitations


• Explain the differences and similarities between OEM and non-OEM type design substantiation


• Interpret the regulatory requirements within Canada, U.S., and European airworthiness contexts that govern development and use of PMA parts and DER repairs


• Perform a feasibility and risk assessment for an example case PUBLIC AIRCRAFT


FEB. 29, 2016 | 1 PM – 5 PM | MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT


Location: Kentucky International Convention Center Member Price: $395 Nonmember Price: $585 Instructor: Marshall Filler of Obadal, Filler, MacLeod & Klein, PLC Professional Development Credit: IA renewal credit Learn the basic requirements for operating public aircraft, including the difference between government-owned and government-leased aircraft, what constitutes an eligible governmental function, and the practical implications of using the same aircraft to conduct both civil and public operations. Stay current on recent FAA policy regarding operations conducted under contract for a government entity.


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