CAVOK’s training service is tailored to the specific needs of our clients by designing on-demand training programmes for corporate and commercial aircraft operators, MROs, CAMOs, regulators and the military.
CAVOK delivers standard, customised or fully bespoke training programmes on any of the following subjects:
- Regulatory compliance (including EASA Part M, EASA Part 145, Part 66 and Part 147)
- Continuing airworthiness
- Safety management, human factors and error management
- Compliance monitoring / quality assurance
- Safety leadership
- Nominated persons
- Operational leadership
Training is of exceptionally high calibre and content is heavily influenced by intelligence and knowhow pulled from numerous client projects. The unique combination of Oliver Wyman’s strategic expertise and CAVOK’s deep technical knowhow allows us to develop highly effective and innovative training solutions that address top-down aviation skills challenges. Training is delivered by passionate Aviation practitioners who have extensive depth and breadth of experience.
Training Delivery Method
CAVOK develops tailored and bespoke aviation training programmes adopting both traditional and modern ways of learning.
Classroom CoursesThere is a wide range of classroom-based courses available for on-demand delivery. Courses can be delivered as a standard programme or tailored to meet any specific learning needs.
Digital Content / eLearningA range of digital content can be created, ranging from short bursts of video, gamification and animations to fully immersive and interactive eLearning courses.
WargamingThere is an established ‘wargaming’ approach that can be adopted for testing new strategies and future ways of working.
CoachingStrategic and operational coaching programmes can be delivered both face to face and on-line.
Blended ProgrammesBlended training programmes can be delivered using a mix of the most suitable and appropriate face to face and digital delivery methods.
Learner AssessmentTraining solutions can include multiple levels of learner assessment, ranging from simple knowledge tests to more detailed on-the-job competence assessments.
Aviation Training Courses
There is a wide range of technical and operational improvement standard training courses to choose from. Courses are delivered on a client’s premises and all content can be adapted to meet any specific training need.
Understanding the Concepts of Safety Management Systems (SMS)
Understanding the concept of SMS
OP02 - 1 day
This course is aimed at all people working within all aviation environments and aims to give you an introduction to SMS concepts.
By attending this course, you will gain deeper understanding of your organisation’s safety goals and how it manages safety.
Building and Managing a Performing Safety Management System
Developing an effective Safety Management System
OP01 - 3 days
This course is aimed at people working within all aviation environments who are required to build, manage or directly support an SMS. By attending this course, you will gain a deep level of insight into how to develop, implement and manage an effective and performing SMS.
This course is highly interactive with examples and numerous practical exercises specifically designed to capture attention, reinforce learning and support attendees apply what they have learned back in the workplace.
Human Factors in Aviation (Initial)
How to improve standards in human performance
OP04 - 2 days
This highly interactive course is aimed at Part 145 maintenance personnel working on large aircraft. The aim of this course is to give an initial introduction to Human Factors as required by EASA.
By attending this course, you will explore the implications of error and gain understanding of how to find workable methods to improve standards in human performance.
Human Factors in Aviation (Refresher)
How to improve standards in human performance
OP03 - 1 day
This highly interactive course is aimed at Part 145 maintenance personnel working on large aircraft.
The aim of this course is to give a refresher in Human Factors as required by EASA. By attending this course, you will re-explore the implications of error and gain deeper understanding of how to find workable methods to improve standards in human performance.
Practical Skills for Aviation Quality Auditors
Best Practice Aviation Audit Techniques
OP05 - 2 days
This course is aimed at all Aviation Auditors regardless of the aviation regulations you operate under. It aims to give a comprehensive understanding of the audit techniques appropriate for the auditing of any aviation regulations.
By attending this course, you will develop the knowledge and skills to develop and manage an aviation audit in your organisation.
Stores Management & Inspection Procedures and Process
Best Practice and Effective Stores Management
TC13 - 1 day
This course is aimed at aviation Stores Managers and Receiving Inspectors. It aims to give a comprehensive understanding of all elements associated with the effective Stores management including the receipt of Parts and Materiel.
By attending this course, you will develop the knowledge and skills required to manage and develop an Aviation Store.
Understanding how to Create an Effective Reliability Programme
How to create a compliant Operator’s Reliability Programme
TC11 - 1 day
This course is aimed at staff involved in creating or managing reliability programmes. The aim of this course is to provide a full understanding of Part M Reliability Programme requirements.
By attending this course, you will be able to understand how to create a compliant and effective Operator’s reliability programme.
Effective Methods for Technical Records Keeping
How to Effectively Manage and Store Technical Records
TC14 - 1 day
This course is aimed at Technical Records staff in CAMO and Maintenance Repair Organisations. It aims to give a comprehensive understanding of the regulatory requirements and essential aspects of Technical Records keeping.
By attending this course, you will have the knowledge and skills to develop and manage a compliant and best practice approach to Technical Record keeping.
Effective Maintenance Planning
Understanding the Requirements of Maintenance Planning
TC07 - 2 days
This course is aimed at people involved with aviation maintenance planning, including Maintenance Planners, Part M Continuing Airworthiness Managers, Part 145 Maintenance Managers and Contracts Managers.
By attending this course, you will gain a deeper understanding of the requirements and essential aspects of the economic management of maintenance.
EASA Part 145 Maintenance Organisation Approval Requirements Overview
An Overview of Part 145 Requirements for Maintenance
TC03 - 1 day
This course is aimed at managers and anyone involved in Maintenance Operations and will provide an overview of Part 145 regulatory aspects to consider.
By attending this course, you will able be aware of the intent and requirements of EASA Part 145 regulation. Furthermore, you will be able to understand the corporate and individual responsibilities that are required to meet compliance.
EASA Part 145 Maintenance Organisation Approval Requirements
Understanding Part 145 Requirements for Maintenance
TC04 - 2 days
This course is aimed at anyone involved in Maintenance Operations and will provide a comprehensive understanding of the Part 145 regulatory aspects to consider.
By attending this course, you will able to understand the intent and requirements of EASA Part 145 regulation. Furthermore, you will be able to determine corporate and individual responsibilities that are required to meet compliance.
EASA Part M Continuing Airworthiness Requirements Overview
An overview of Operator’s Responsibilities for EASA Part M
TC01 - 1 day
This course is aimed at anyone involved in continuing airworthiness. The course concentrates on the Operator’s responsibilities, contracted arrangements, Subpart C & G responsibilities and Subpart I ARC requirements.
By attending this course, you will gain a high-level overview of the Operator’s requirements and responsibilities to Part M regulation. You will be made fully aware of the corporate and individual responsibilities required to meet compliance.
EASA Part M Requirements
Understanding the Operator’s Responsibilities for EASA Part M
TC02 - 2 days
This course is aimed at anyone involved in maintenance management wishing to gain Part M subpart approval. The course aims to give delegates a full understanding of the Operator’s responsibilities, contracted arrangements, Subpart C & G responsibilities and Subpart I ARC arrangements.
By attending this course, you will gain a comprehensive overview of the Operator’s requirements and responsibilities to Part M regulation. You will be able to determine the corporate and individual responsibilities that are required to meet compliance.
EASA Part 145 for C Rated Organisations Overview
Understanding how to apply Part 145 in a C Rated Organisation
TC09 - 1 day
This course is aimed at managers and anyone involved in Maintenance Operations and will provide a high-level overview of Part 145 regulatory aspects to consider specifically within in a C rated environment.
By attending this course, you will able to understand the intent and requirements of EASA Part 145 regulation. Furthermore, you will be able to understand corporate and individual responsibilities that are required to meet compliance.
EASA Part 145 for C Rated Organisations
Application of Part 145 in a C Rated Organisation
TC10 - 2 days
This course is aimed at anyone involved in Maintenance Operations and will provide a comprehensive overview of Part 145 regulatory aspects to consider specifically within in a C rated environment.
By attending this course, you will able to understand the intent and requirements of EASA Part 145 regulation. Furthermore, you will be able to determine corporate and individual responsibilities that are required to meet compliance.
EASA Part 66 and Part 147 Regulatory Requirements
Understanding EASA Part 66 and Part 147 Regulations
TC08 - 1 day
This course is aimed at practitioners working in an Engineering Training School environment. The aim of this practical course is to provide an in-depth introduction to Engineering Training School regulations and requirements.
The course looks in detail at the EASA Part 66 and 147 regulations as they relate to both basic and type training.
Understanding EASA Part 145 – FAR 145 Differences
Understanding EASA Part 145 and FAA FAR 145 Differences
TC06 - 1 day
This course is aimed at EASA Part 145 practitioners and allows delegates to build on their knowledge of EASA Part 145 regulation to understand the differences between EASA Part 145 and FAA FAR 145.
By attending this course, you will be able to understand the differences and which elements are applicable between EASA Part 145 and FAR 145. The course looks in detail at the general differences between the regulations. You will leave the course with a Comparison Matrix to support compliance requirements.
Introduction to Aviation Regulations for Administrative Personnel
An Overview of Aviation Regulations in Civil Aviation
TC05 - 1 day
This course is aimed at anyone working within an EASA Civil Aviation environment who has no prior knowledge of aviation regulations. The course provides administration and support staff with a foundation level understanding of the overall regulatory framework.
By attending this course, you will gain a high-level understanding of Aviation Regulations in Civil Aviation. You will also understand how your organisation fits in the overall regulatory framework and how regulations govern your daily tasks.
Effective Programme Maintenance Management
Understanding the principles and requirements of an effective maintenance programmeTC07 – 2 days
This course is aimed at people involved with civil aviation maintenance programmes. Including Maintenance Programme Engineers, CAMO Engineering Planners, Continuing Airworthiness Managers, Part-145 Maintenance Managers, Contracts Managers and all other relevant CAMO staff.
By attending this course, you will gain a deeper understanding of the requirements and essential aspects of the technically adept, economic management of an aircraft’s continuing airworthiness.
CAMO Upskilling Workshop
Continuous improvement of Civil and Defence CAMO skills TC16 – 2 days
This course is aimed staff involved with and interfacing with a CAMO in a civil or military environment. Including Continuing Airworthiness Managers, Maintenance Programmes Staff, CAMO Technical Specialists, Airworthiness Review Staff, Fleet Managers and Planners / Schedulers.
The aim of this workshop is to improve skills by examining the effectiveness of key CAMO tasks and imparting the latest thinking from lessons learned in the field. The workshop objectives and learning needs will be established prior to the workshop with feedback from participant questionnaires.
EASA/MRP Part-145, EASA/MRP Part-M Requirements and Differences
Understanding the requirements, accountabilities and responsibilities for Civil and Defence Part-145 and Part-M regulationsTC15 – 2 days
This course is aimed at anyone involved or interfacing with EASA and MRP Part-M and Part-145 approvals.
The aim is to give delegates a full understanding and the latest thinking on how to effectively apply the regulations. By attending this course, delegates will be able to determine the organisational and individual responsibilities that are required to meet compliance and understand the differences and similarities between Civil and Defence regulations.
