Civil Aviation Inspector definition

Civil Aviation Inspector means an employee in the Civil Aviation Inspectors Sub-Group of the Aircraft Operations Group;

Civil Aviation Inspector means an individual, designated by a Contracting State, who is charged with the inspection of the safety, security or related aspects of air transport operations as directed by the appropriate authority;

Civil Aviation Inspector means an individual, designated by the Director General of the Authority who is charged with the inspection of the safety, security or related aspects of air transport operations as directed by the appropriate authority;

Examples of Civil Aviation Inspector in a sentence

• The notice requirement does not apply in the case of the Reassignment of a previously scheduled Training Event, ATE or in the case of a TC Civil Aviation Inspector conducting a LC.

• The notice is not required if a TC Air Carrier Civil Aviation Inspector is conducting the LC, however if the Company is advised in advance that a LC by a TC Air Carrier Civil Aviation Inspector will occur, the Company shall notify the Pilot(s).

• In this event, they should identify themselves to a member of the cabin crew as a Civil Aviation Inspector and apprise the crewmember of the immediate threat to aviation safety.

• An Aerodrome Standards Civil Aviation Inspector is responsible to confirm that the airport meets airport certification standards and that airside organization, procedures, services and facilities are all provided in accordance with the level of services described in the Aerodrome Manual (AM).

• A Civil Aviation Inspector detecting a contravention by an air carrier crew member or employee must follow the initial violation process to record essential facts.

• The Duty of the CAO includes support the Director in charge of Personnel Licensing/ Senior Civil Aviation Inspector and Civil Aviation Inspector to perform daily, routine, periodic and occasional duties and tasks related to all flying and non-flying matters in the Personnel Licensing Section, with the objective of ensuring that the Division’s functions are carried out in accordance with licensing requirements stipulated by DGCA.

• ASD will provide the instructors, course materials and ground school facilities to support programs involving ASD aircraft, in accordance with the TC ASD/TSB MOU on the “Provision of Aircraft and Training Services to the Civil Aviation Inspector Pilots of the Transportation Safety Board of Canada”.

• In order to maximize the contributions of the experts from Competent Authorities and to use efficiently the time available, two workshops were organised by EASA to determine the critical competencies necessary to perform successfully as a Civil Aviation Inspector.

• CAASL uses the services of Senior Civil Aviation Inspector (Aviation Medicine) to accomplish in close liaison with DGCA, the State Safety Oversight functions in relation to Aviation Medicine in conformity with the International Standards and Recommended Practices and published local requirements.

• AIRWORTHINESS STAFF 4-14.1 Function & Responsibilities of the Section4-1 4.1.1 Responsibilities4-1 4.1.2 Functions of the Section4-1 4.2 Functions of Individual Position4-2 4.2.1 Director Aircraft Registration &Airworthiness4-2 4.2.2 Senior Civil Aviation Inspector (Airworthiness)4-7 4.2.3 Civil Aviation Inspector (Airworthiness)4-10 4.2.4 Civil Aviation Officer4-11 4.2.5 Office Aid4-13 4.3 Delegation of authority & Duties4-14 4.3.1 Assigned Inspector Credentials4-14 5.