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Manual of Standards Part 143 - Air Traffic Service Training Providers
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CHAPTER 2: TRAINING ORGANISATION REQUIREMENTS
Section 2.1: General
2.1.1 Duration of an Approval
2.1.1.1 In the event that a CASA audit finds non-compliance with CASA safety standards, CASA will formally notify the ATS training provider of the items of non-compliance. The written notice shall specify a time frame in which the matter of non-compliance is to be rectified.
2.1.1.2 If following such written notification and the end time of the rectification period, the standards remain below the level required, the failure to comply with the relevant standards may be taken into account in deciding whether or not the approval should be suspended or cancelled.
2.1.1.3 For a certificate to be renewed, the ATS training provider will need to satisfy CASA through an audit process that it has rectified the matters of non- compliance.
2.1.2 Records to be Kept
2.1.2.1 Records must be retained for a minimum of seven years of ATS personnel licensing and competency training and certification activity, under CASR Part 65, whether completed successfully or not, including:
(a) details of initial and renewed ratings, endorsements and qualifications;
(b) effective dates of each program element, (examinations and assessments);
(c) notices of the training syllabi and/or lesson plans; and
(d) methods of delivery and assessment, that were employed in each individual’s training program.
2.1.2.2 Requirements arising from one’s responsibility as a registered training provider must also be met.
Version 1.0: June 2002 2-1