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The implementation of the accreditation program requires key pieces of equipment such as a temperature-controlled, water mist burn off oven, and a test panel. However, since many EASA members and other program candidate service centers have already invested in this important equipment, additional outlays to bring equipment into conformity are expected to be minimal. Unless noted otherwise, all equipment listed must be on site, functional and calibrated at least annually to applicable national standards. (Note: Outsourcing of some but not all repair activities is permitted, but the outsource vendor must provide documentation to confirm that repairs meet the requirements of this program. If outsourced repair requires measurements or testing, proof that calibrated equipment was used is also required.)
For audits following ANSI/EASA AR100-2015 to be approved AFTER August 1, 2016
Required electrical equipment
Required mechanical equipment
Required physical equipment
[1] Must have either one or both of these items [2] Outsourcing permissible [3] Periodic verification by gauge block manufacturer or other qualified external source [4] Only applies if service center has a VPI system (VPI process outsourcing permissible)
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