As a result, the design organizations provide Applicable Production Data as well as Applicable Maintenance Data. EASA issues Type Certificate and approvals for repair procedures based on the above activities.<\/p>\n
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Requirements for design organizations according to EASA Part 21J<\/h2>\n
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A high level of safety of products must be ensured by a comprehensive quality \/ design assurance system. The basis for an organisation approval according to EASA Part 21J is the fulfillment of the approval requirements specified in 21A.245:<\/p>\n
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- The organisation must implement and maintain a quality system in general and a Design Assurance System in particular, to ensure the control and monitoring of all design activities.<\/li>\n
- The company must have sufficient personnel in terms of quantity and qualification to carry out the planned design activities.<\/li>\n
- Organisational facilities and equipment must enable the employees to carry out their work. In addition to design offices, access to test laboratories and prototyping facilities for showing of compliance must be ensured. In addition to design offices, access to test laboratories and prototyping facilities for showing of compliance must be ensured.<\/li>\n
- The organization must enable full and effective collaboration between and within the departments.<\/li>\n
- The Organisation must have a handbook that defines and describes its structure, processes and responsibilities.<\/li>\n
- All design activities must be covered by the scope of approval. Changes to the scope must be approved by EASA (see 21A.253).<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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The application process for an organisation approval according to EASA Part 21J<\/h2>\n
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Prior to initial approval as a Part 21J design organisation, EASA checks the fulfillment of the approval requirements in form of an audit. These are repeated at regular intervals to ensure that the organisation can maintain the approval requirements over time. In these surveillance audits, compliance with aviation legisaltion is checked on a random basis. Both before initial approval and during operation, the risk is usually less that individual approval requirements are not met in their entirety, but that they are not fully met. Common deficits in the fulfillment of approval requirements are:<\/p>\n
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- the documented procedures are not sufficiently or not completely known to the employees,<\/li>\n
- individual employees do not have the required scope of authorization.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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Type Certification Process according to EASA Part 21J<\/h2>\n
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Design on aviation products require a complex approval procedure. Before this is not completed, an aircraft may not be allowed to operate, or individual products may not be installed in an aircraft.<\/p>\n
At the beginning of a design process is the preparation of a general description or specification. On this basis, the planned activities should be classified according to their scope and complexity. A distinction is made between the design categories minor and major. Following this classification of the design activity, the certification program (CP) is defined. The CP forms the basis of the typ certification process. In a first step, the applicable Certification Specifications must be identified. The applicability of a Certification Specifications and its showing of compliance (for example by means of tests or calculations) for the individual case is not always clear, so that it needs interpretation.<\/p>\n
The following process step, the showing of compliance, is to examine and justify correspondence of the design with the identified Certification Specifications. EASA checks every major design project during the verification of compliance with the Certification Specifications, regardless of whether it is a completely new aircraft or just a modification.<\/p>\n
Onc showing of compliance has been finished and the certification program has been successfully completed, the EASA (Agency) issues the type certificate.<\/p>\n
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Certification Specifications (CS) Certification Specifications contain detailed requirements for the approval of aeronautical products on a technical level. These CS specify the future design of products while also defining how its airworthiness is demonstrated. While EASA\u2019s Certification Specifications are referred to as Certification Specification (CS)<\/strong>, US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) refers to as Federal Aviation Regulations (FAR)<\/strong>.<\/p>\n
The Certification Specifications of EASA and FAA are similar in structure and also often in its content. In principle, however, divergent terminology used for the interpretation material must be taken into account. EASA refers to this as Acceptable Means of Compliance (AMC)<\/strong>, while the JAR refers to Advisory Circular Joint (ACJ)<\/strong> and Advisory Material Joint (AMJ). In the FAA area they are listed as Advisory Circular (AC).<\/strong><\/p>\n