Description
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) is seeking a training course for inspectors without an avionics background to strengthen their understanding of avionics terminology, system architecture, component function, troubleshooting concepts, maintenance documentation, and inspection considerations associated with modern aircraft avionics. The course should be an established, commercially available, aviation-maintenance-focused avionics essentials course applicable to multiple aircraft platforms. The training will support improved technical oversight, maintenance quality assurance, inspection effectiveness, and communication among maintenance, inspection, engineering, and operations personnel.
• The course should provide 7 seats in avionics course that meet Armstrong Flight Research Center’s needs.
• Training shall be delivered by qualified instructors using courseware, exercises, instructional materials, and completion criteria.
• Training shall address aircraft avionics concepts and maintenance-relevant familiarization at an essentials level, including system architecture, interfaces, fault isolation logic, maintenance documentation use, inspection considerations, and safe maintenance/quality practices.
• Training shall provide a record of completion/certificate or roster suitable for NASA training documentation and audit traceability.
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Contact
McKenzie Hanson(Procurement Specialist)