Key Benefits:
Minister of Economy, Finance and Industry, Minister of Public Service and Minister for Budget and State Reform, Government Spokesperson,
In light of amended Act No. 83-634 of 13 July 1983 on the rights and obligations of civil servants, together with amended Act No. 84-16 of 11 January 1984 on statutory provisions relating to the public service of the State;
In light of the amended Decree No. 71-342 of 29 April 1971 on the situation of officials assigned to the processing of information;
Having regard to amended Decree No. 95-380 of 10 April 1995, setting out the special status of the body of the Comptrollers of the General Directorate of Customs and Indirect Rights;
Having regard to the amended decision of 10 June 1982 relating to the programs and the nature of the examinations and examinations relating to the processing of information;
In view of the decision of 19 January 1996 setting out the nature and program of the examinations for the recruitment of customs and indirect duties controllers;
In view of the decision of 3 March 1997 setting the conditions for the organization of competitive examinations and examinations in the deconcentrated services of the General Directorate of Customs and Indirect Rights;
In view of the amended decision of 23 June 2003, setting out the list of specialties for which the examinations of the inspection officer, controller and inspector of the General Directorate of Customs and Indirect Rights may be opened;
Considering the proposals of the Director General of Customs and Indirect Rights,
Stop:
The nature and programme of the examinations for the recruitment of customs and indirect duties, open by speciality, as provided for in Article 8 II of the above-mentioned Decree of 10 April 1995, shall be determined in accordance with the following provisions:
Speciality " Surveillance and Aeronautics:
aircraft pilot »
The external competition for the recruitment of Customs and Indirect Duties Controllers of the Supervisory Branch includes, under the speciality "attendance and aeronautical: aeroplane pilot" provided for in section 3 of the above-mentioned Judgment of June 23, 2003, the written eligibility tests and the following admission tests:
I. - Written proof of eligibility
Test number 1 (duration: 3 hours); coefficient 3): writing a note on a general topic relating to the economic, cultural or socio-political problems of the contemporary world from a dossier.
Test 2 (duration: 4 hours); coefficient 6): QCM on technical knowledge of aeronautics.
Test No. 3 to the candidate's choice, the choice being specified when filing the application for admission to compete (duration: 3 hours); coefficient 3)
(a) Mathematics;
(b) Geography.
Test number 4 (duration: 1 hour; coefficient 2): foreign language (translation without dictionary): translation of a technical text written in English. Any rating less than 12/20 is eliminated.
II. - Oral admission tests
Test number 1 (duration: 2 hours); coefficient 5): air-flight exercises.
Test 2 (preparation: 15 minutes; duration: 30 minutes; coefficient 3): presentation on a subject related to aeronautical knowledge followed by a general, technical or administrative interview with examiners to assess the candidate's ability to perform the tasks entrusted to him.
Test number 3 (duration: 10 minutes); coefficient 2): foreign language: oral translation in French of a technical text written in English followed by a conversation in that same language. Any rating less than 12/20 is eliminated.
Test number 4 (coefficient 1): physical exercise tests on the foot race, height jump, weight launch and swimming.
The internal competition for the recruitment of Customs and Indirect Duties Controllers of the Supervisory Branch includes, under the speciality "attendance and aeronautical: aeroplane pilot", provided for in section 3 of the above-mentioned Judgment of June 23, 2003, the written eligibility tests and the following admission tests:
I. - Written proof of eligibility
Test number 1 (duration: 3 hours); coefficient 3): writing of a note on a general topic relating to the economic, cultural or socio-political problems of the contemporary world from a dossier.
Test 2 (duration: 4 hours); coefficient 6): QCM on technical knowledge of aeronautics.
Test number 3 (duration: 3 hours); coefficient 3): composition on a subject, including a response to a question and resolution of one or more practical cases, relating to customs missions, organisation and regulation. Three topics are proposed for the candidate's choice.
Test number 4 (duration: 1 hour; coefficient 2): foreign language (translation without dictionary): translation of a technical text written in English. Any rating less than 12/20 is eliminated.
II. - Oral admission tests
Test number 1 (duration: 2 hours); coefficient 5): air-flight exercises.
Test 2 (preparation: 15 minutes; duration: 30 minutes; coefficient 3): presentation on a subject related to aeronautical knowledge followed by a general, technical or administrative interview with examiners to assess the candidate's ability to perform the tasks entrusted to him.
Test number 3 (duration: 10 minutes); coefficient 2): foreign language: oral translation in French of a technical text written in English followed by a conversation in that same language. Any rating less than 12/20 is eliminated.
Test number 4 (coefficient 1): physical exercise tests on the foot race, height jump, weight launch and swimming.
The external competition for the recruitment of Customs and Indirect Duties Controllers of the Supervisory Branch includes, under the speciality "attendance and aeronautical: Helicopter Pilot" provided for in section 3 of the above-mentioned Judgment of June 23, 2003, the written eligibility tests and the following admission tests:
I. - Written proof of eligibility
Test number 1 (duration: 3 hours); coefficient 3): writing a note on a general topic relating to the economic, cultural or socio-political problems of the contemporary world from a dossier.
Test 2 (duration: 4 hours); coefficient 6): QCM on technical knowledge of aeronautics.
Test No. 3 to the candidate's choice, the choice being specified when filing the application for admission to compete (duration: 3 hours); coefficient 3)
(a) Mathematics;
(b) Geography.
Test number 4 (duration: 1 hour; coefficient 2): foreign language (translation without dictionary): translation of a technical text written in English. Any rating less than 12/20 is eliminated.
II. - Oral admission tests
Test number 1 (duration: 2 hours); coefficient 5): helicopter flight exercises.
Test 2 (preparation: 15 minutes; duration: 30 minutes; coefficient 3): presentation on a subject related to aeronautical knowledge followed by a general, technical or administrative interview with examiners to assess the candidate's ability to perform the tasks entrusted to him.
Test number 3 (duration: 10 minutes); coefficient 2): foreign language: oral translation in French of a technical text written in English followed by a conversation in that same language. Any rating less than 12/20 is eliminated.
Test number 4 (coefficient 1): physical exercise tests on the foot race, height jump, weight launch and swimming.
The internal competition for the recruitment of Customs and Indirect Duties Controllers of the Supervisory Branch includes, under the speciality "Monitoring and Aeronautics: Helicopter Pilot", provided for in section 3 of the above-mentioned Judgment of June 23, 2003, the written eligibility tests and the following admission tests:
I. - Written proof of eligibility
Test number 1 (duration: 3 hours); coefficient 3): writing of a note on a general topic relating to the economic, cultural or socio-political problems of the contemporary world from a dossier.
Test 2 (duration: 4 hours); coefficient 6): QCM on technical knowledge of aeronautics.
Test number 3 (duration: 3 hours); coefficient 3): composition on a subject including a response to a question and resolution of one or more practical cases, concerning customs missions, organisation and regulation. Three topics are proposed for the candidate's choice.
Test number 4 (duration: 1 hour; coefficient 2): foreign language (translation without dictionary): translation of a technical text written in English. Any rating less than 12/20 is eliminated.
II. - Oral admission tests
Test number 1 (duration: 2 hours); coefficient 5): helicopter flight exercises.
Test 2 (preparation: 15 minutes; duration: 30 minutes; coefficient 3): presentation on a subject related to aeronautical knowledge followed by a general, technical or administrative interview with examiners to assess the candidate's ability to perform the tasks entrusted to him.
Test number 3 (duration: 10 minutes); coefficient 2): foreign language: oral translation in French of a technical text written in English followed by a conversation in that same language. Any rating less than 12/20 is eliminated.
Test number 4 (coefficient 1): physical exercise tests on the foot race, height jump, weight launch and swimming.
Speciality
" Naval Monitoring and Maintenance"
The external competition for the recruitment of Customs controllers and indirect duties of the surveillance branch includes, under the specialty " Naval Monitoring and Maintenance", provided for in Article 3 of the above-mentioned Order of June 23, 2003, the written tests of eligibility and the following admission tests:
I. - Written proof of eligibility
Test number 1 (duration: 3 hours); coefficient 3): writing a note on a general topic relating to the economic, cultural or socio-political problems of the contemporary world from a dossier.
Test 2 (duration: 4 hours); coefficient 6): composition on one or more questions relating to technical knowledge of naval mechanical and electrotechnical.
Test No. 3 to the candidate's choice, the choice being specified when filing the application for admission to compete (duration: 3 hours); coefficient 3)
(a) Mathematics (resolution to one or more problems or exercises);
(b) Naval electricity and electronics (one or more exercises followed by questions).
Test number 4 (optional test) (duration: 1 hour; coefficient 2): translation without dictionary, except for Arabic, of a text written in one of the following languages: German, English, Arabic, Spanish, Italian or Russian.
II. - Oral admission tests
Test number 1 (preparation: 15 minutes; duration: 20 minutes; coefficient 3): exposed on a subject relating to knowledge of naval mechanics and electrotechnics followed by a general, technical or administrative interview with examiners to assess the candidate's ability to perform the tasks entrusted to him.
Test 2 (duration: 45 minutes; coefficient 5): practical naval maintenance exercises.
Test number 3 (duration: 10 minutes); coefficient 2): foreign language interrogation consisting in the oral translation in French of a text written in the chosen foreign language, followed by a conversation in the same language.
The candidates have the choice between the following languages: German, English, Arabic, Spanish, Italian or Russian.
However, this language must be different from the language that the candidate may have chosen for the optional written test 4 of eligibility.
Test number 4 (coefficient 1): physical exercise tests on the foot race, height jump, weight launch and swimming.
The internal competition for the recruitment of Customs and Indirect Duties Controllers of the Supervisory Branch includes, under the specialty " Naval Monitoring and Maintenance", provided for in Article 3 of the above-mentioned Order of June 23, 2003, the written eligibility tests and the following admission tests:
I. - Written proof of eligibility
Test number 1 (duration: 3 hours); coefficient 3): writing a note on a general topic relating to the economic, cultural or socio-political problems of the contemporary world from a dossier.
Test 2 (duration: 4 hours); coefficient 6): composition on one or more questions relating to technical knowledge of naval mechanical and electrotechnical.
Test number 3 (duration: 3 hours); coefficient 3): composition on a subject, including a response to a question and the resolution of one or more practical cases, covering missions, organisation and customs regulations. Three topics are proposed for the candidate's choice.
Test number 4 (optional test) (duration: 1 hour; coefficient 2): translation without dictionary, except for Arabic, of a text written in one of the following languages: German, English, Arabic, Spanish, Italian or Russian.
II. - Oral admission tests
Test number 1 (preparation: 15 minutes; duration: 20 minutes; coefficient 3): exposed on a subject relating to knowledge of naval mechanics and electrotechnics followed by a general, technical or administrative interview with examiners to assess the candidate's ability to perform the tasks entrusted to him.
Test 2 (duration: 45 minutes; coefficient 5): practical naval maintenance exercises.
Test number 3 (optional) (duration: 10 minutes; coefficient 2): foreign language interrogation consisting of an oral translation in French of a text written in the chosen foreign language followed by a conversation in the same language.
The candidates have the choice between the following languages: German, English, Arabic, Spanish, Italian or Russian.
However, this language must be different from the language that the candidate may have chosen for the optional written test 4 of eligibility.
Test No. 4 (optional test) (coefficient 1): physical exercise test for running, height, weight launch and swimming.
Speciality
"Care Monitoring and Maintenance"
The external competition for the recruitment of Customs controllers and indirect duties of the surveillance branch includes, under the speciality of "vehicle monitoring and maintenance", provided for in article 3 of the above-mentioned Order dated June 23, 2003, the written eligibility tests and the following admission tests:
I. - Written proof of eligibility
Test number 1 (duration: 3 hours); coefficient 3): writing a note on a general topic relating to the economic, cultural or socio-political problems of the contemporary world from a dossier.
Test 2 (duration: 4 hours); coefficient 6): composition on one or more questions relating to technical knowledge of mechanical and automotive electrotechnical.
Test No. 3 to the candidate's choice, the choice being specified when filing the application for admission to compete (duration: 3 hours); coefficient 3)
(a) Mathematics (resolution to one or more problems or exercises);
(b) Electricity and electronic automobiles (one or more questioned exercises).
Test number 4 (optional test) (duration: 1 hour; coefficient 2): translation without dictionary, except for Arabic, of a text written in one of the following languages: German, English, Arabic, Spanish, Italian or Russian.
II. - Oral admission tests
Test number 1 (preparation: 15 minutes; duration: 20 minutes; coefficient 3): exposed on a subject relating to the knowledge of motor mechanics and electrotechnics followed by a general, technical or administrative interview with the examiners and allowing to assess the candidate's ability to perform the tasks entrusted to him.
Test 2 (duration: 45 minutes; coefficient 5): practical motor maintenance exercises.
Test number 3 (duration: 10 minutes); coefficient 2): foreign language interrogation consisting of an oral translation in French of a text written in the chosen foreign language, followed by a conversation in the same language.
The candidates have the choice between the following languages: German, English, Arabic, Spanish, Italian or Russian.
However, this language must be different from the language that the candidate may have chosen for the optional written test 4 of eligibility.
Test number 4 (coefficient 1): physical exercise tests on the foot race, height jump, weight launch and swimming.
The internal competition for the recruitment of Customs and Indirect Duties Controllers of the Supervisory Branch includes, under the speciality "Care Monitoring and Maintenance", provided for in section 3 of the above-mentioned Order dated June 23, 2003, the written eligibility tests and the following admission tests:
I. - Written proof of eligibility
Test number 1 (duration: 3 hours); coefficient 3): writing a note on a general topic relating to the economic, cultural or socio-political problems of the contemporary world from a dossier.
Test 2 (duration: 4 hours); coefficient 6): composition on one or more questions relating to technical knowledge of mechanical and automotive electrotechnical.
Test number 3 (duration: 3 hours); coefficient 3): composition on a subject, including a response to a question and resolution of one or more practical cases, relating to customs missions, organisation and regulation. Three topics are proposed for the candidate's choice.
Test number 4 (optional test) (duration: 1 hour; coefficient 2): translation without dictionary, except for Arabic, of a text written in one of the following languages: German, English, Arabic, Spanish, Italian or Russian.
II. - Oral admission tests
Test number 1 (preparation: 15 minutes; duration: 20 minutes; coefficient 3): exposed on a subject of mechanical and automotive electrotechnical followed by a general, technical or administrative interview with examiners who may have practical exercises to assess the candidate's ability to perform the tasks entrusted to him.
Test 2 (duration: 45 minutes; coefficient 5): practical motor maintenance exercises.
Test number 3 (optional) (duration: 10 minutes; coefficient 2): foreign language interrogation consisting of an oral translation in French of a text written in the chosen foreign language, followed by a conversation in the same language.
The candidates have the choice between the following languages: German, English, Arabic, Spanish, Italian or Russian.
However, this language must be different from the language that the candidate may have chosen for the optional written test 4 of eligibility.
Test No. 4 (optional test) (coefficient 1): physical exercise tests on foot racing, height jump, weight launch and swimming.
Monitoring and maintenance specialty
aeronautics: avionics system »
The external competition for the recruitment of Customs and Indirect Duties of the Supervisory Branch includes, under the specialty "Aeronautical Monitoring and Maintenance: Aeronautical System" provided for in Article 3 of the above-mentioned Judgment of June 23, 2003, the written eligibility tests and the following admission tests:
I. - Written proof of eligibility
Test number 1 (duration: 3 hours); coefficient 3): writing a note on a general topic relating to the economic, cultural or socio-political problems of the contemporary world from a dossier.
Test 2 (duration: 4 hours); coefficient 6): QCM on technical knowledge of electricity and avionics.
Test number 3 (duration: 3 hours); coefficient 3): answers to six topics related to technical knowledge of electricity and avionics.
Test number 4 (duration: 1 hour; coefficient 2): foreign language (translation without dictionary): translation of a technical text written in English.
II. - Oral admission tests
Test number 1 (preparation: 15 minutes; duration: 30 minutes; coefficient 3): exposed on a subject relating to technical knowledge of electricity and aeroplane followed by a general, technical or administrative interview with the examiners and allowing to assess the candidate's ability to perform the tasks entrusted to him.
Test 2 (duration: 1 h 30); coefficient 5): practical aeronautical maintenance exercises.
Test number 3 (duration: 10 minutes); coefficient 2): foreign language: oral translation in French of a technical text written in English followed by a conversation in that same language.
Test number 4 (coefficient 1): physical exercise tests on the foot race, height jump, weight launch and swimming.
The internal competition for the recruitment of Customs controllers and indirect duties of the surveillance branch includes, under the specialty "aircraft surveillance and maintenance: aeronautical system" set out in section 3 of the above-mentioned Judgment of June 23, 2003, the written eligibility tests and the following admission tests:
Responses to six topics related to technical knowledge of mechanics and electricity.
I. - Written proof of eligibility
Test number 1 (duration: 3 hours); coefficient 3): writing a note on a general topic relating to the economic, cultural or socio-political problems of the contemporary world from a dossier.
Test 2 (duration: 4 hours); coefficient 6): QCM on technical knowledge of electricity and avionics.
Test number 3 (duration: 3 hours); coefficient 3): composition on a subject, including a response to a question and resolution of one or more practical cases, relating to customs missions, organisation and regulation. Three topics are proposed for the candidate's choice.
Test number 4 (duration: 1 hour; coefficient 2): foreign language (translation without dictionary): translation of a technical text written in English.
II. - Oral admission tests
Test number 1 (preparation: 15 minutes; duration: 30 minutes; coefficient 3): exposed on a subject relating to technical knowledge of electricity and aeroplane followed by a general, technical or administrative interview with the examiners and allowing to assess the candidate's ability to perform the tasks entrusted to him.
Test 2 (duration: 1 h 30); coefficient 5): practical aeronautical maintenance exercises.
Test number 3 (duration: 10 minutes); coefficient 2): foreign language: oral translation in French of a technical text written in English, followed by a conversation in that same language.
Test No. 4 (optional) (coefficient 1): physical exercise tests on foot racing, high jumping, weight launch and swimming.
Monitoring and maintenance specialty
aeronautics: helicopter cell system »
The external competition for the recruitment of Customs and Indirect Duties of the Supervisory Branch includes, under the specialty "Aeronautical Monitoring and Maintenance: Helicopter Cell System" provided for in Article 3 of the above-mentioned Judgment of June 23, 2003, the written eligibility tests and the following admission tests:
I. - Written proof of eligibility
Test number 1 (duration: 3 hours); coefficient 3): writing a note on a general topic relating to the economic, cultural or socio-political problems of the contemporary world from a dossier.
Test 2 (duration: 4 hours); coefficient 6): QCM on technical knowledge of mechanics and electricity.
Test number 3 (duration: 3 hours); coefficient 3): answers to six subjects with technical knowledge of mechanics and electricity.
Test number 4 (duration: 1 hour; coefficient 2): foreign language (translation without dictionary): translation of a technical text written in English.
II. - Oral admission tests
Test number 1 (preparation: 15 minutes; duration: 30 minutes; coefficient 3): exposed on a subject relating to technical knowledge of mechanics and electricity followed by a general, technical or administrative interview with the examiners and allowing to assess the candidate's ability to perform the tasks entrusted to him.
Test 2 (duration: h 30); coefficient 5): aeronautical maintenance exercises on aircraft.
Test number 3 (duration: 10 minutes); coefficient 2): foreign language: oral translation in French of a technical text written in English, followed by a conversation in that same language.
Test number 4 (coefficient 1): physical exercise tests on the foot race, height jump, weight launch and swimming.
The internal competition for the recruitment of Customs controllers and indirect duties of the surveillance branch includes, under the aeronautical surveillance and maintenance specialty: helicopter cell system, as provided for in Article 3 of the above-mentioned Judgment, written eligibility tests and the following admission tests:
I. - Written proof of eligibility
Test number 1 (duration: 3 hours); coefficient 3): writing a note on a general topic relating to the economic, cultural or socio-political problems of the contemporary world from a dossier.
Test 2 (duration 4 hours); coefficient 6): QCM on technical knowledge of mechanics and electricity.
Test number 3: (duration: 3 hours); coefficient 3): composition on a subject, including a response to a question and resolution of one or more practical cases, relating to customs missions, organisation and regulation. Three topics are proposed for the candidate's choice.
Test number 4: (duration: 1 hour; coefficient 2): foreign language (translation without dictionary): translation of a technical text written in English.
II. - Oral admission tests
Test number 1 (preparation: 15 minutes; duration: 30 minutes; coefficient 3): exposed on a subject relating to technical knowledge of mechanics and electricity, followed by a general, technical or administrative interview with the examiners and allowing to assess the candidate's ability to perform the tasks entrusted to him.
Test 2 (duration: h 30); coefficient 5): aeronautical maintenance exercises on aircraft.
Test number 3 (duration: 10 minutes); coefficient 2): foreign language: oral translation in French of a technical text written in English, followed by a conversation in that same language.
Test No. 4 (optional) (coefficient 1): physical exercise tests on foot racing, high jumping, weight launch and swimming.
I. - Written proof of eligibility
Test number 1 (duration: 3 hours); coefficient 3): writing a note on a general topic relating to the economic, cultural or socio-political problems of the contemporary world from a dossier.
Test 2 (duration 4 hours); coefficient 6): QCM on technical knowledge of mechanics and electricity.
Test number 3: (duration: 3 hours); coefficient 3): composition on a subject, including a response to a question and resolution of one or more practical cases, relating to customs missions, organisation and regulation. Three topics are proposed for the candidate's choice.
Test number 4: (duration: 1 hour; coefficient 2): foreign language (translation without dictionary): translation of a technical text written in English.
II. - Oral admission tests
Test number 1 (preparation: 15 minutes; duration: 30 minutes; coefficient 3): exposed on a subject relating to technical knowledge of mechanics and electricity, followed by a general, technical or administrative interview with the examiners and allowing to assess the candidate's ability to perform the tasks entrusted to him.
Test 2 (duration: h 30); coefficient 5): aeronautical maintenance exercises on aircraft.
Test number 3 (duration: 10 minutes); coefficient 2): foreign language: oral translation in French of a technical text written in English, followed by a conversation in that same language.
Test No. 4 (optional) (coefficient 1): physical exercise tests on foot racing, high jumping, weight launch and swimming.
Monitoring and maintenance specialty
aeronautics: airframe system »
The external competition for the recruitment of Customs and Indirect Duties Controllers of the Supervisory Branch includes, as part of the aeronautical surveillance and maintenance specialty: the airframe system provided for in section 3 of the above-mentioned Judgment, the written eligibility tests and the following admission tests:
I. - Written proof of eligibility
Test number 1 (duration: 3 hours); coefficient 3): writing a note on a general topic relating to the economic, cultural or socio-political problems of the contemporary world from a dossier.
Test 2 (duration: 4 hours); coefficient 6): QCM on technical knowledge of mechanics and electricity.
Test number 3 (duration: 3 hours); coefficient 3): answers to 6 subjects with technical knowledge of mechanics and electricity.
Test number 4 (duration: 1 hour; coefficient 2): foreign language (translation without dictionary): translation of a technical text written in English.
II. - Oral admission tests
Test number 1 (preparation: 15 minutes; duration: 30 minutes; coefficient 3): exposed on a subject relating to technical knowledge of mechanics and electricity followed by a general, technical or administrative interview with the examiners and allowing to assess the candidate's ability to perform the tasks entrusted to him.
Test 2 (duration: 1 h 30); coefficient 5): aeronautical maintenance exercises on aircraft.
Test number 3 (duration: 10 minutes); coefficient 2): foreign language: oral translation in French of a technical text written in English, followed by a conversation in that same language.
Test number 4 (coefficient 1): physical exercise tests on the foot race, height jump, weight launch and swimming.
I. - Written proof of eligibility
Test number 1 (duration: 3 hours); coefficient 3): writing a note on a general topic relating to the economic, cultural or socio-political problems of the contemporary world from a dossier.
Test 2 (duration: 4 hours); coefficient 6): QCM on technical knowledge of mechanics and electricity.
Test number 3 (duration: 3 hours); coefficient 3): answers to 6 subjects with technical knowledge of mechanics and electricity.
Test number 4 (duration: 1 hour; coefficient 2): foreign language (translation without dictionary): translation of a technical text written in English.
II. - Oral admission tests
Test number 1 (preparation: 15 minutes; duration: 30 minutes; coefficient 3): exposed on a subject relating to technical knowledge of mechanics and electricity followed by a general, technical or administrative interview with the examiners and allowing to assess the candidate's ability to perform the tasks entrusted to him.
Test 2 (duration: 1 h 30); coefficient 5): aeronautical maintenance exercises on aircraft.
Test number 3 (duration: 10 minutes); coefficient 2): foreign language: oral translation in French of a technical text written in English, followed by a conversation in that same language.
Test number 4 (coefficient 1): physical exercise tests on the foot race, height jump, weight launch and swimming.
The internal competition for the recruitment of Customs and Indirect Duties of the Supervisory Branch includes, under the specialty "Aeronautical Monitoring and Maintenance: Air Cell System", provided for in Article 3 of the above-mentioned Judgment of June 23, 2003, the written eligibility tests and the following admission tests:
I. - Written proof of eligibility
Test number 1 (duration: 3 hours); coefficient 3): writing a note on a general topic relating to the economic, cultural or socio-political problems of the contemporary world from a dossier.
Test 2 (duration: 4 hours); coefficient 6): QCM on technical knowledge of mechanics and electricity.
Test number 3 (duration: 3 hours); coefficient 3): composition on a subject including a response to a question and resolution of one or more practical cases relating to customs missions, organisation and regulation. Three topics are proposed for the candidate's choice.
Test number 4 (duration: 1 hour; coefficient 2): foreign language (translation without dictionary): translation of a technical text written in English.
II. - Oral admission tests
Test number 1 (preparation: 15 minutes; duration: 30 minutes; coefficient 3): exposed on a subject relating to technical knowledge of mechanics and electricity, followed by a general, technical or administrative interview with the examiners and allowing to assess the candidate's ability to perform the tasks entrusted to him.
Test 2 (duration: 1 h 30); coefficient 5): aeronautical maintenance exercises on aircraft.
Test number 3 (duration: 10 minutes); coefficient 2): foreign language: oral translation in French of a technical text written in English, followed by a conversation in that same language.
Test No. 4 (optional) (coefficient 1): physical exercise tests on foot racing, high jumping, weight launch and swimming.
Speciality « surveillance and motorcycling »
The external competition for the recruitment of Customs and Indirect Duties of the Supervisory Branch includes, under the speciality "monitoring and motorcycling", provided for in Article 3 of the above-mentioned Judgment of June 23, 2003, the written eligibility tests and the following admission tests:
I. - Written proof of eligibility
Test number 1 (duration: 3 hours); coefficient 3): writing a note on a general topic relating to the economic, cultural or socio-political problems of the contemporary world from a dossier.
Test 2 (duration: 4 hours); coefficient 6): composition on one or more questions relating to technical motorcycle knowledge.
Test number 3 (duration: 3 hours); coefficient 3): at the choice of the administration, commentary composed or summary of general text followed by answers to questions on the text.
Test number 4 (optional) (duration: 1 hour; coefficient 2): translation without dictionary, except for Arabic, of a text written in one of the following languages: German, English, Arabic, Spanish, Italian or Russian.
II. - Oral tests and admission practices
Test number 1 (preparation: 15 minutes; duration: 20 minutes; coefficient 3): presentation on a subject relating to knowledge in specialty, followed by a general, technical or administrative interview with examiners to assess the candidate's ability to perform the tasks entrusted to him.
Test 2 (coefficient 5): practical motorcycle exercises.
Test number 3 (duration: 10 minutes); coefficient 2): foreign language: oral translation of a text in the chosen foreign language, followed by a conversation in the same language. The candidates have the choice between the following languages: German, English, Arabic, Spanish, Italian or Russian. However, this language must be different from the language that the candidate may have chosen for the optional written test 4 of eligibility.
Test No. 4 (coefficient 2): physical exercise test on foot racing, height jump, weight launch and swimming.
The internal competition for the recruitment of Customs and Indirect Duties of the Supervisory Branch includes, under the speciality of surveillance and motorcycling, as provided for in Article 3 of the above-mentioned Judgment of June 23, 2003, the written tests of eligibility and the following admission tests:
I. - Written proof of eligibility
Test number 1 (duration: 3 hours); coefficient 3): writing a note on a general topic relating to the economic, cultural or socio-political problems of the contemporary world from a dossier.
Test 2 (duration: 4 hours); coefficient 6): composition on one or more questions relating to technical motorcycle knowledge.
Test number 3 (duration: 3 hours); coefficient 3): composition on a subject, including a response to a question and resolution of one or more practical cases relating to customs missions, organisation and regulation. Three topics are proposed for the candidate's choice.
Test number 4 (optional) (duration: 1 hour; coefficient 2): translation without dictionary, except for Arabic, of a text written in one of the following languages: German, English, Arabic, Spanish, Italian or Russian.
II. - Oral tests and admission practices
Test number 1 (preparation: 15 minutes; duration: 20 minutes; coefficient 3): exposed on a subject of motorcycling followed by a general, technical or administrative interview with examiners to assess the candidate's ability to perform the tasks entrusted to him.
Test 2 (coefficient 5): practical motorcycle exercises.
Test number 3 (optional) (duration: 10 minutes; coefficient 2): foreign language: oral translation of a text in the chosen foreign language, followed by a conversation in the same language. The candidates have the choice between the following languages: German, English, Arabic, Spanish, Italian or Russian. However, this language must be different from the language that the candidate may have chosen for the optional written test 4 of eligibility.
Test No. 4 (coefficient 2): physical exercise test on foot racing, height jump, weight launch and swimming.
I. - Written proof of eligibility
Test number 1 (duration: 3 hours); coefficient 3): writing a note on a general topic relating to the economic, cultural or socio-political problems of the contemporary world from a dossier.
Test 2 (duration: 4 hours); coefficient 6): composition on one or more questions relating to technical motorcycle knowledge.
Test number 3 (duration: 3 hours); coefficient 3): composition on a subject, including a response to a question and resolution of one or more practical cases relating to customs missions, organisation and regulation. Three topics are proposed for the candidate's choice.
Test number 4 (optional) (duration: 1 hour; coefficient 2): translation without dictionary, except for Arabic, of a text written in one of the following languages: German, English, Arabic, Spanish, Italian or Russian.
II. - Oral tests and admission practices
Test number 1 (preparation: 15 minutes; duration: 20 minutes; coefficient 3): exposed on a subject of motorcycling followed by a general, technical or administrative interview with examiners to assess the candidate's ability to perform the tasks entrusted to him.
Test 2 (coefficient 5): practical motorcycle exercises.
Test number 3 (optional) (duration: 10 minutes; coefficient 2): foreign language: oral translation of a text in the chosen foreign language, followed by a conversation in the same language. The candidates have the choice between the following languages: German, English, Arabic, Spanish, Italian or Russian. However, this language must be different from the language that the candidate may have chosen for the optional written test 4 of eligibility.
Test No. 4 (coefficient 2): physical exercise test on foot racing, height jump, weight launch and swimming.
Applicants who wish to undergo the optional tests must specify this at the time of filing their application for admission to compete.
For all external and internal examinations of the aforementioned customs controllers (all specialties), the programs of the tests taken in the body of this order - other than those relating to the written examinations of eligibility No. 1 (general culture), the oral examinations of admission No. 1 (exposed on a general subject) - are annexed to this Order.
The Judgment of June 21, 2004 setting out the nature and program of the special examinations for the recruitment of customs and indirect fees controllers is repealed.
The Director General of Customs and Indirect Rights is responsible for the execution of this Order, which will be published in the Official Journal of the French Republic.
A N N E X E
TO THE ARRANGEMENT OF NATURALITY AND THE PROGRAMME OF OVERVIEW OF THE CONCOURAGES BY SPECIALITY ORVERTS FOR THE RECRUTMENT OF ASSESSMENTS AND INDIRECT RIGHTS
Programme
Specialties « surveillance and aeronautics :
aircraft pilot or helicopter »
I.
Written proof of eligibility
Written Eligibility Test #1: writing a note: no program.
Written Eligibility Test #2: QCM on Technical Aeronautics Knowledge:
1. Air law and air traffic control procedures;
2. General knowledge of aircraft;
3. Instrumentation;
4. Flight performance and preparation;
5. Meteorology;
6. Navigation;
7. Operational procedures;
8. Flight mechanics;
9. IFR communications.
The details of the tests are:
- for the pilot specialty of aircraft in the 10 September 1997 order, as amended by the 9 September 1998 order relating to the program and the examination regime for obtaining the patent and the professional airplane pilot licence, and
- for the speciality helicopter in the 11 September 1997 order, as amended by the 10 September 1998 order relating to the program and the examination regime for obtaining the patent and the professional helicopter pilot licence.
Written proof of eligibility No. 3, option a: mathematics:
1. Digital functions of a real variable:
The programme is implemented as part of the functions defined on an interval of 18.
Continuity of a function (in one point, in one interval).
Reciprocal function of a strictly monotonous function over an interval.
Limit of a function when the variable tends to a given number, towards the infinite: definitions; limits of a sum, a product, a quotient of functions.
Calculation of digital values and plot of graphic representations.
Derived into a point. Derived function. Derived from a sum, a product, a quotient of derivable functions, the reciprocal function of a strictly monotone derivable function. Geometric interpretation of derivative in a Cartesian space. Equation of the tangent in a point of the representative curve. Study of the direction of variation of a derivable function using the sign of its derivative.
For the study of the representative curve of a function, are out of the program the study of the concavity of C, the search for inflection points and the search for asymptotic directions or asymptotes not parallel to the axes. However, it is possible to give a right D by its equation y = ax + b, and to make check that it is asymptotic to C by justifying that the difference of the ordained two points of the same abscissa on C and D has for limit 0 when x tends, for example, towards the infinite.
Primitive of a continuous function: set of primitives. Examples of primitives deducted from knowledge of derivatives of usual functions. Application to the evaluation of flat areas; property of areas, additivity, area unit.
The so-called "part-by-part integration" methods are out of program and integration by change of variables.
Functions studied:
- functions power, polynomials and polynomial ratios, derivative, primitive and graphic representation;
- arithmetic and geometric sequences, are the first terms;
- circular functions, periodicity, derivative, primitive, graphic representation; y = cos (ax + b) and y = sin (ax + b)
- Neperative logarithms, derivative, limit when the positive variable x tends towards the infinite, Log (x) and Log(x)/x; limit when x tends to 0, xLog(x) ; graphic representation.
Other logarithmic functions: relationship between basic and basic logarithmic functions e; decimal logarithms.
Exponential functions; derivative; graphic representation; number e; limit of ex/x when x tends to infinite.
2. Counts. - Statistics. - Probability:
Arrangements, switching, combination without repetition. Applications. Counting problems.
Statistical description of a population or sample. Statistical documents; graphic representations. Numbers, frequencies.
Finished probabilized spaces [, P(), p]. Examples (dip or not, maps, urns, etc.).
Digital random variety, random events x (e.g. x = gave; x < gave) discreet density: distribution function, growth; mathematical hope (or average value) and variance of a random variable.
Binomial law.
Written Eligibility Test No. 3, option b: Geography:
The geographical organization of the world:
- the major divisions of the world: political maps, areas of civilization (cultures, languages, religions);
- levels and rhythms of development (development poles, exchange networks);
- the people of the world and their demographic dynamism;
- urban fact in the world.
France in perspective:
- Europe;
- France in Europe;
- France in the world: cultural, economic and geostrategic aspects.
The geography of France:
- raw materials;
- energy sources;
- communication channels and means of transport;
- the main economic activities;
- economic regions;
- the distribution of the main industrial centres;
- spatial planning.
Written proof of eligibility #4:
Foreign language (translation without dictionary): translation of a technical text written in English.
Test intended to verify the candidate's knowledge in English, and in particular that used in the aeronautical field. The latter should therefore be capable of translating, understanding and drafting simple phrases related to the aircraft, aerodrome, navigation, meteorology and air traffic.
Oral admission tests
Oral admission test number 1:
Aircraft flight exercises (aeroplane pilot specificity) or helicopter (helicopter pilot specificity).
Pilotage test to conduct, as a pilot flying an aircraft or helicopter, a flight of approximately two hours, according to the following program:
IFR Liaison (Instrument Flying Rules: instrument flight rules) between two equipped aerodromes.
VFR research (Visual Flying Rules: rules of visual flight) of a secondary or private land in the context of research or monitoring missions to the customs administration.
Work at low altitude.
Oral admission test number 2:
Presentation on a subject related to aeronautical knowledge followed by a general, technical or administrative interview with examiners to assess the candidate's ability to perform the tasks entrusted to him.
The program is identical to that of the written eligibility test No. 2.
Oral admission test number 3:
Foreign language: program identical to that of the written eligibility test No. 4.
Oral proof of admission No. 4:
Physical exercise.
The program and the scales of the test are identical to those of the physical exercise test of the Customs Internship Comptroller's examination of the surveillance branch referred to in the January 19, 1996 order setting out the nature and program of the examinations for the recruitment of customs and indirect fees.
II. - INTERNAL CONCOURS
Written proof of eligibility
Written Eligibility Test #1:
Writing a note: no program.
Written proof of eligibility #2:
QCM on technical knowledge of aeronautics.
The program is identical to that of the written eligibility test No. 2 of the external competition.
Written Eligibility Test #3:
Composition on a subject, including a response to a question and resolution of one or more practical cases relating to customs missions, organisation and regulations.
1. Customs and indirect duties.
2. Organization and operation of customs administration and indirect rights:
(a) General Organization of Services;
(b) Action of the business and general administration and oversight branch services;
(c) Terms and conditions of service: authority of agents, work regime, computerization of services.
3. Legislation and regulation:
General principles of customs law.
The conduct and customs of the goods.
Customs regimes.
The circulation and detention of goods.
Customs clearance.
Customs perceptions.
Control of foreign trade.
Control of financial relations with the foreigner.
Statistics developed by the General Directorate of Customs and Indirect Rights.
Navigation.
4. Customs litigation:
General characteristics.
Offences: recognition, qualification and enforcement of the sanction.
The responsible people.
5. Indirect contributions:
Written proof of eligibility #4:
Foreign language (translation without dictionary): translation of a technical text written in English.
The program is identical to that of the written eligibility test No. 4 of the external competition.
Oral admission tests
Oral admission test number 1:
Aircraft flight exercises (aeroplane pilot specificity) or helicopter (helicopter pilot specificity).
The program is identical to that of the oral admission test #1 of the external contest.
Oral admission test number 2:
Presentation on a subject related to aeronautical knowledge, followed by a general, technical or administrative interview with examiners to assess the candidate's ability to perform the tasks entrusted to him.
The program is identical to that of the written eligibility test No. 2.
Oral admission test number 3:
Foreign language. The program is identical to that of the oral admission examination number 2 of the external contest.
Oral proof of admission No. 4:
Physical exercise.
The program and the scales of the test are identical to those of the physical exercise test of the Customs Internship Comptroller's examination of the surveillance branch referred to in the January 19, 1996 order setting out the nature and program of the examinations for the recruitment of customs and indirect fees.
Speciality " Naval Monitoring and Maintenance"
I.
Written proof of eligibility
Written Eligibility Test #1:
Writing a note: no program.
Written proof of eligibility #2: composition on one or more questions relating to technical knowledge of naval mechanical and electrotechnical:
Internal combustion engines:
General definitions and characteristics of diesel and petrol engines.
Classification of diesel and petrol engines.
Metallurgical problems (notions).
Operating principles of diesel engines (cycles, digital characteristics).
Architecture, description of the main components of the Diesel engines.
Air supply of diesel engines two and four times, overpower.
Burned gas evacuation.
Fuel foods (fuel character, circuits, description and pump control).
Refrigeration (necessity and fluids used, circuits).
Smoothing (but, oil characteristics).
Engine maneuver (starting, walking reversal).
Maintenance and maintenance principles.
Anti-pollution standards (but, regulation, applied technology).
Propulsion:
Type of propulsion.
Tree lines (study and design).
Alice (study, performance).
Electrotechnical:
General principles in continuous and alternative current (power and control circuits).
Rotating electric machines (principle, design, transitional regimes, performance).
Static converters, transformers (type, principle).
Electrical power generation and distribution on ships.
Wiring standards and principles.
Maintenance and maintenance of facilities.
Electromagnetic compatibility.
Protection of people and equipment (dangers, neutral regimes, isolation measure, protection).
Electronic/automatic:
Power and control electronics, main analog and digital circuits.
Basic functions of power electronics (hashors, straighters).
Programmable automatic (notions).
Digital regulation (controller technology, settings).
Industrial information technology (notions).
Measuring and testing equipment.
Written proof of eligibility No. 3, option a: mathematics:
The program is identical to that of the written eligibility test No. 3 a of the external competition in the speciality "attendance and aeronautical: pilot (plane and/or helicopter)".
Written Eligibility Test No. 3, Option b: Electricity and Naval Electronics:
Electrotechnical:
General principles in continuous and alternative current (power and control circuits).
Rotating electric machines (principle, design, transitional regimes, performance).
Static converters, transformers (type, principle).
Electrical power generation and distribution on ships.
Wiring standards and principles.
Maintenance and maintenance of facilities.
Electromagnetic compatibility.
Protection of people and equipment (dangers, neutral regimes, isolation measure, protection).
Electronic/automatic:
Power and control electronics, main analog and digital circuits.
Basic functions of power electronics (hashors, straighters).
Programmable automatic (notions).
Digital regulation (controller technology, settings).
Industrial information technology (notions).
Measuring and testing equipment.
Written proof of eligibility #4:
Foreign language test: no program.
Oral admission tests
Oral admission test number 1:
Presentation on a subject related to knowledge of naval mechanics, electricity and electrotechnics, followed by a general, technical or administrative interview with examiners to assess the candidate's ability to perform the tasks entrusted to him.
Oral admission test number 2:
Ship maintenance practices.
The programs of Tests 1 and 2 are identical to those of the written Eligibility Tests 2 and 3 b, supplemented by the following:
Hygiene and safety:
Construction and architecture of the ship, stability.
Incendies and waterways on board, principle during construction, prevention and detection.
Abandon the ship, survival.
Protection of human life at sea, safety of work.
Oral test number 3:
Foreign language interrogation: no program.
Oral test number 4:
Physical exercise.
The program and the scales of the test are identical to those of the physical exercise test of the Customs Internship Comptroller's examination of the surveillance branch referred to in the January 19, 1996 order setting out the nature and program of the examinations for the recruitment of customs and indirect fees.
II. - INTERNAL CONCOURS
Written proof of eligibility
Written Eligibility Test #1:
Writing a note: no program.
Written proof of eligibility #2:
Composition on one or more questions relating to technical knowledge of naval mechanics and electrotechnics.
The program is identical to that of the written eligibility test No. 2 of the external competition.
Written Eligibility Test #3:
Composition on a subject related to customs missions, organisation and regulation.
The program is identical to that of the Written Eligibility Test No. 3 of the Internal Comptroller's Competition in the Specialty "Monitoring and Aeronautical: Pilot (Airplane and/or Helicopter)".
Oral admission tests
Oral admission test number 1:
Presentation on a topic on knowledge of naval mechanics and electrotechnics, followed by a general, technical or administrative interview with examiners to assess the candidate's ability to perform the tasks entrusted to him: no program.
Oral admission test number 2:
Ship maintenance practices.
The programs are identical to those of the oral admission examinations no. 1 and 2 of the external competition, supplemented by the following: role of IHS and CHS.
Oral admission test number 3:
Foreign language: no program.
Oral proof of admission No. 4:
Physical exercise.
The program and the scales of the test are identical to those of the physical exercise test of the Customs Internship Comptroller's examination of the surveillance branch referred to in the January 19, 1996 order setting out the nature and program of the examinations for the recruitment of customs and indirect fees.
"Auto Maintenance" specialty
I.
Written proof of eligibility
Written Eligibility Test #1:
Writing a note: no program.
Written proof of eligibility #2: composition on one or more questions relating to technical knowledge of mechanical and automotive electrotechnical:
Internal combustion engines:
General: principles, types.
Thermal balance, cooling, thermal efficiency.
The geometric classification according to the number of cylinders.
The theoretical operating cycles at two and four times:
- inconveniences and remedies; The volume pressure diagram.
The positive-ignition engines:
- mechanical induction coil ignition;
- electronic ignition system:
- first generation transistorized ignition;
- ignition all transistor said second or third generation.
Compression ignition (injection) engines; diesel and semi-diesel: speeds.
The adaptation of diesel engines to motor vehicles.
Explosive mixtures: fuels, fuels, oxidizers.
Engine lubrication: lubricants, additives.
Anti-pollution techniques (objectives, methods, general principles, pollution factors, clean-up system, role of components and description, method and technique of control, analysis and research, catalytic pot).
Other organs of a motor vehicle:
The structure of a motor vehicle.
The organs of a motor vehicle.
Engine start-up accessories.
Power transmission on a motor vehicle.
Air conditioning and ventilation of a motor vehicle.
Electricity: general concepts, electric batteries; charging circuits; alternators, electric motors; control and alarm devices.
The circuits and controls of a motor vehicle.
Maintenance and repair:
The typical maintenance plans.
The practical organisation of a repair.
Automotive technical controls (objectives, controlled bodies, legal standards).
Regulation:
Regulations applied to the road code.
Vehicle and driver rules.
Regulations for repair and maintenance workshops.
Workshop management:
Depreciation calculation of equipment and profitability threshold.
Management of equipment and spare parts.
Organization of workstations.
Written proof of eligibility No. 3, option a: mathematics:
The program is identical to that of the written eligibility test No. 3 a of the external competition in the speciality "attendance and aeronautical: pilot (plane and/or helicopter)".
Written Eligibility Test No. 3, Option b: Electricity and Automotive Electronics:
Basic laws and concepts; Ohm law and Joule law;
calculation of strengths, intensity and power.
Simple circuit resolution.
Dynamos and alternators, accumulators and chargers.
The multimeter and its various functions.
The electric car diagram; exercises on diagrams.
Electromagnetism.
Laplace's law.
Electromagnetic fields.
Electric power generation.
Continuous, alternative and universal engines.
Engine electronics: electronic ignition and injection, associated systems, technological developments, description, strategy and terminology.
Written proof of eligibility #4:
Test of foreign languages: no programme.
Oral admission tests
Oral admission test number 1:
Presentation on a subject related to mechanical and automotive electrotechnical knowledge, followed by a general, technical or administrative interview with examiners to assess the candidate's ability to perform the tasks entrusted to him.
Oral admission test number 2:
Car maintenance practices.
The programs are identical to those of the written eligibility test No. 2 of the external competition, supplemented by the following:
Hygiene and safety:
General hygiene rules:
Circulation and soil conditions; fire, explosion and fire control, electrical installations and equipment, noise, toxic and dangerous products.
Lifting and handling:
Manual and mechanical handling, lift bridges, self-propelled wagons, crics and candles.
Tools and tools:
Special machines and appliances:
Protection of operators on machine, machine tools; special machines and apparatus; test benches; grinding machines and grinding machines; compressed air circuit, compressor and blower.
Welding:
Specific work:
Implementing high-pressure fluids, washing, cleaning and degreasing, visiting pits, preparation and paint of vehicles, lead accumulators, repair and maintenance of brake linings.
Oral admission test number 3:
Foreign language test.
Oral translation in French of a text written in foreign language: no program.
Oral proof of admission No. 4:
Physical exercise.
The program and the scales of the test are identical to those of the physical exercise test of the Customs Internship Comptroller's examination of the surveillance branch referred to in the January 19, 1996 order setting out the nature and program of the examinations for the recruitment of customs and indirect fees.
II. - INTERNAL CONCOURS
Written proof of eligibility
Written Eligibility Test #1:
Drafting a note on a general topic: no programme.
Written proof of eligibility #2:
Composition on one or more questions relating to technical knowledge of automotive mechanics and electrotechnics.
The program is identical to that of the written eligibility test No. 2 of the external competition.
Written Eligibility Test #3:
Composition on a subject, including a response to a question and resolution of one or more practical cases relating to customs missions, organisation and regulations.
The program is identical to that of the Written Eligibility Test No. 3 of the Internal Comptroller's Competition in the Specialty "Monitoring and Aeronautical: Pilot (Airplane and/or Helicopter)".
Written proof of eligibility #4:
Foreign language test: no program.
Oral admission tests
Oral admission test number 1:
Presentation on a subject related to mechanical and automotive electrotechnical knowledge followed by a general, technical or administrative interview with a view to assessing the candidate's ability to perform the tasks entrusted to him.
Oral admission test number 2:
Car maintenance practices.
The programs are identical to those of the oral admission examinations no. 1 and 2 of the external competition.
Oral admission test number 3:
Foreign language test: no program.
Oral proof of admission No. 4:
Physical exercise.
The program and the scales of the test are identical to those of the physical exercise test of the Customs Internship Comptroller's examination of the surveillance branch referred to in the January 19, 1996 order setting out the nature and program of the examinations for the recruitment of customs and indirect fees.
Aeronautical monitoring and maintenance specialty:
avionics system »
I.
Written proof of eligibility
Written Eligibility Test #1:
Writing a note: no program.
Written proof of eligibility #2:
QCM on technical knowledge of electricity and avionics.
Written Eligibility Test #3:
Responses to six topics related to technical knowledge of electricity and avionics.
The programs of the written Eligibility Tests 2 and 3 below comply with the JAR 147 Course Standard:
- Mathematics;
- physical (material, mechanical, static, kinetic, dynamic, fluid dynamic, thermodynamic, optical, wave movements and sound)
- electricity (electron theory, static electricity and conduction, electric terminology, generation of current, power sources in continuous current, continuous current circuits, resistance, power, capacity/capacitor, magnetism, inductance/inductor, continuous current engine and generator theory, alternative current theory, RLC circuits, transformers, filtering, alternative current generators, alternative current engines);
- electronic: diodes, transistors, integrated circuits, printed circuits servomecanism;
- digital technology, electronic instrument systems: electronic instrument systems, numeration systems, data conversion, data bus, logical circuits, basic structure of calculators, microprocessors, integrated circuits, multiplexing, optical fibers, electronic display, electrostatic load-sensitive equipment, software management, electromagnetic environment, embedded electronic and digital systems;
- materials and accessories technology; ferrous and non-ferrous aeronautical materials, composite and non-metallic, corrosion, fixation, pipes and fittings, springs, bearings, transmissions, control cables, cables and electrical connectors;
- maintenance practices; safety precautions, workshop practices, tools, test equipment, schematic plans and standards, games and tolerances, cables and electrical connectors, riveting, pipes, springs, bearings, transmissions, control cables, boiling, welding, welding, welding and metallization, aircraft mass and centre-of-the-air, aircraft implementation and storage, inspection techniques
- basic aerodynamics: atmosphere physics, aerodynamics, flight theory, flight stability and dynamics;
- human factors: human performance and limitations, social psychology, factors affecting performance, physical environment, tasks, communication, human error, workplace risks;
- aeronautical legislation: regulatory framework, JAR 66, JAR 145, PAHO 1 and 3, aircraft certificate, national and international requirements;
- aerodynamic aircraft, structure and systems: flight theory, structures, automatic pilot, communication/navigation, electric generation, cabin design, flight controls, instruments, lighting, on-board maintenance system;
- propulsion: turbine engine, driving and engine control instruments.
Written proof of eligibility #4:
Foreign language test: no program.
Oral admission tests
Oral admission test number 1:
Presentation on a subject related to technical knowledge of electricity and avionics, followed by a general, technical or administrative interview with examiners to assess the candidate's ability to perform the tasks entrusted to him.
Oral admission test number 2:
Aeronautical maintenance practices.
The programs of the oral admission examinations no. 1 and 2 are identical to those of the written eligibility tests no. 2 and 3.
Oral admission test number 3:
Foreign language test: no program.
Oral proof of admission No. 4:
Physical exercise.
The program and the scales of the test are identical to those of the physical exercise test of the Customs Internship Comptroller's examination of the surveillance branch referred to in the January 19, 1996 order setting out the nature and program of the examinations for the recruitment of customs and indirect fees.
II. - INTERNAL CONCOURS
Written proof of eligibility
Written Eligibility Test #1:
Writing a note: no program.
Written proof of eligibility #2:
QCM on technical knowledge of electricity and avionics.
The program is identical to that of the written eligibility test No. 2 of the external competition.
Written Eligibility Test #3:
Composition on a subject including a response to a question and resolution of one or more practical cases relating to customs missions, organisation and regulations.
The program is identical to that of the written eligibility test No. 3 of the internal competition in the speciality "attendance and aeronautical: aircraft pilot".
Written proof of eligibility #4:
Foreign language test: no program.
Oral admission tests
Oral admission test number 1:
Presentation on a subject related to technical knowledge of electricity and avionics, followed by a general, technical or administrative interview with examiners to assess the candidate's ability to perform the tasks entrusted to him.
The program is identical to that of the oral admission test #1 of the external contest.
Oral admission test number 2:
Aeronautical maintenance practices.
The program is identical to that of the oral admission examination number 2 of the external contest.
Oral admission test number 3:
Foreign language test: no program.
Oral proof of admission No. 4:
Physical exercise.
The program and the scales of the test are identical to those of the physical exercise test of the Customs Internship Comptroller's examination of the surveillance branch referred to in the January 19, 1996 order setting out the nature and program of the examinations for the recruitment of customs and indirect fees.
Specialties “Aeronautical Monitoring and Maintenance:
airframe system and helicopter cell system
I.
Written proof of eligibility
Written Eligibility Test #1:
Writing a note: no program.
Written proof of eligibility #2:
QCM on technical knowledge of mechanics and electricity.
Written Eligibility Test #3:
Responses to six topics related to technical knowledge of mechanics or electricity.
The programs in the written Eligibility Tests 2 and 3 below comply with the JAR 147 course standard.
Joint Aeronautical Monitoring and Maintenance Program: Air Cell System and Aeronautical Monitoring and Maintenance: Helicopter Cell System:
- Mathematics;
- physical (material, mechanical, static, kinetic, dynamic, fluid dynamic, thermodynamic, optical, wave movements and sound)
- electricity (electron theory, static electricity and conduction, electric terminology, generation of current, power sources in continuous current, continuous current circuits, resistance, power, capacity/capacitor, magnetism, inductance/inductor, continuous current engine and generator theory, alternative current theory, RLC circuits, transformers, filtering, alternative current generators, alternative current engines);
- electronic: diodes, transistors, integrated circuits, printed circuits, servomecanisms;
- digital techniques: electronic instrument systems, numeration systems, data conversion, data bus, logical circuits, base structure of calculators, microprocessors, integrated circuits, multiplexing, optical fibers, electronic display, electrostatic load sensitive equipment, software management, electromagnetic environment, embedded electronic and digital systems;
- materials and accessories technology: ferrous and non-ferrous aeronautical materials, composite and non-metallic, corrosion, fixation, pipes and fittings, springs, bearings, transmissions, control cables, cables and electrical connectors;
- maintenance practices: safety precautions, workshop practices, tools, test equipment, schematic plans and standards, games and tolerances, electrical cables and connectors, riveting, pipes, springs, bearings, transmissions, control cables, boiling, welding, welding, welding and metallization, aircraft mass and centre-of-the-air, aircraft implementation and storage, inspection techniques
- basic aerodynamics: atmosphere physics, aerodynamics, flight theory, flight stability and dynamics;
- human factors: human performance and limitations, social psychology, factors affecting performance, physical environment, tasks, communication, human error, workplace risks;
- aeronautical legislation: regulatory framework, JAR 66, JAR 145, PAHO 1 and 3, aircraft certificate, national and international requirements;
- turbo engine: performance, air inputs, compressors, combustion chambers, turbines, ejection channel, lubricants and fuels, lubrication systems, fuel system, air circuits, start-up and ignition systems, driving instruments and engine monitoring, performance increase device, turboprop, turboprop, power auxiliary unit, engine installation, fire protection, engine monitoring and testing
- piston engines: engine performance, engine construction, power systems, start-up and ignition systems, intake, exhaust and cooling devices, overpower/turbocompression, lubricants and fuels, lubrication systems, engine monitoring and control systems, installation of the powertrain, engine monitoring and ground testing, engine storage and protection;
Program specific to aeronautical surveillance and maintenance: airframe system;
- aerodynamic aircraft, structures and systems: flight theory, aircraft cell structure, air conditioning and cabin pressurization, aircraft instrumentation/systems, electric generation, cabin design, fire protection, flight controls, fuel system, hydraulic generation, ice and rain protection, landers, lighting, oxygen, pneumatic generation, waste water and water, onboard maintenance system;
- propeller: propeller, propeller pitch control, propeller synchronization, propeller icing protection, propeller maintenance.
Aeronautical surveillance and maintenance speciality program: helicopter cell system:
- aerodynamic helicopters, structures and systems: flight theory, flight control systems, blade alignment and vibration analysis, transmissions, cell structures, air conditioning, avionics systems, electric generation, equipment and cab fittings, fire protection, fuel, hydraulic generation, ice and rain protection, landers, lighting, pneumatic generation.
Written proof of eligibility #4:
Foreign language test: no program.
Oral admission tests
Oral admission test number 1:
Presentation on a subject related to technical knowledge of mechanics and electricity, followed by a general, technical or administrative interview with examiners to assess the candidate's ability to perform the tasks entrusted to him.
Oral admission test number 2:
Aeronautical maintenance practices on aircraft.
The programs of the oral admission examinations no. 1 and 2 are identical to those of the written eligibility tests no. 2 and 3.
Oral admission test number 3:
Foreign language test: no program.
Oral proof of admission No. 4:
Physical exercise.
The program and the scales of the test are identical to those of the physical exercise test of the Customs Internship Comptroller's examination of the surveillance branch referred to in the January 19, 1996 order setting out the nature and program of the examinations for the recruitment of customs and indirect fees.
II. - INTERNAL CONCOURS
Written proof of eligibility
Written Eligibility Test #1:
Writing a note: no program.
Written proof of eligibility #2:
QCM on technical knowledge of mechanics and electricity.
The program is identical to that of the written eligibility test No. 2 of the external competition.
Written Eligibility Test #3:
Composition on a subject, including a response to a question and resolution of one or more practical cases relating to customs missions, organisation and regulations.
The program is identical to that of the written eligibility test No. 3 of the internal competition in the speciality "attendance and aeronautical: aircraft pilot".
Written proof of eligibility #4:
Foreign language test: no program.
Oral admission tests
Oral admission test number 1:
Presentation on a subject related to technical knowledge of mechanics and electricity, followed by a general, technical or administrative interview with examiners to assess the candidate's ability to perform the tasks entrusted to him.
The program is identical to that of the oral admission test #1 of the external contest.
Oral admission test number 2:
Aeronautical maintenance practices on aircraft.
The program is identical to that of the oral admission examination number 2 of the external contest.
Oral admission test number 3:
Foreign language test: no program.
Oral proof of admission No. 4:
Physical exercise.
The program and the scales of the test are identical to those of the physical exercise test of the Customs Internship Comptroller's examination of the surveillance branch referred to in the January 19, 1996 order setting out the nature and program of the examinations for the recruitment of customs and indirect fees.
Speciality « surveillance and motorcycling »
I.
Written proof of eligibility
Written Eligibility Test #1:
Writing a note: no program.
Written proof of eligibility #2:
Composition on one or more questions relating to technical knowledge of motorcycling:
- stability and trajectory;
- braking: stopping distance, motorcycle reactions;
- speed: braking distances, reaction time;
- training of the biker: the motorcycle and its specific risks, the accident factors, the severity of accidents, auto-motor comparison;
- the different categories of the permit;
- the point permit: operating mechanisms;
- permit and sanction of offences;
- aspects of the road code: common traffic rules;
- alcohol and driving: Alcohol measuring apparatus, effects, sanctions;
- equipment and motorcyclist practice;
- general structure of the motorcycle: the various components and the common maintenance principles.
Written Eligibility Test #3:
Comment composed or summary of text: no programme.
Written proof of eligibility #4:
Foreign language test: no program.
Oral admission tests
Oral admission test number 1:
Presentation on a topic on knowledge in specialty, followed by a general, technical or administrative interview with examiners to assess the candidate's ability to perform the tasks entrusted to him.
Program identical to that of the written eligibility test #1.
Oral admission test number 2:
Practical motorcycle exercises:
- evolution in a reduced space (maneuvrability control): timed path, rapid and slow slaloms, demotion, acceleration and braking, chains and obstacle crossings;
- evolution on circuit: timed exercise, respect and control of the trajectories, use of the gearbox, braking control, rhythm used.
Note. - For the performance of practical motorcycle exercises, candidates must, for safety reasons, have an approved helmet, a jacket/pantalon set (or a combination) specially adapted to the motorcycle practice (preferably leather). Candidates who do not meet these conditions would be denied participation in the practical tests.
Oral admission test number 3:
Foreign language test: no program.
Oral proof of admission No. 4:
Physical exercise.
The program and the scales of the test are identical to those of the physical exercise test of the Customs Internship Comptroller's examination of the surveillance branch referred to in the January 19, 1996 order setting out the nature and program of the examinations for the recruitment of customs and indirect fees.
II. - INTERNAL CONCOURS
Written proof of eligibility
Written Eligibility Test #1:
Writing a note: no program.
Written proof of eligibility #2:
Composition on one or more questions relating to technical motorcycle knowledge.
Program identical to that of the Written Eligibility Test 2 of the External Contest.
Written Eligibility Test #3:
Composition on a subject including a response to a question and resolution of one or more practical cases relating to customs missions, organisation and regulations.
Program identical to that of the Written Eligibility Test No. 3 of the Internal Comptroller's Competition in the Speciality "Monitoring and Aeronautics: Pilot (Airplane and/or Helicopter)".
Written proof of eligibility #4:
Foreign language test: no program.
Oral admission tests
Oral admission test number 1:
Presentation on a subject of motorcycling, followed by a general, technical or administrative interview with examiners to assess the candidate's ability to perform the tasks entrusted to him.
Program identical to that of the oral admission test no. 1 of the external contest.
Oral admission test number 2:
Practical motorcycling exercises.
Program identical to that of the oral admission examination no. 2 of the external contest.
Oral admission test number 3:
Foreign language test: no program.
Oral proof of admission No. 4:
Physical exercise.
The program and the scales of the test are identical to those of the physical exercise test of the Customs Internship Comptroller's examination of the surveillance branch referred to in the January 19, 1996 order setting out the nature and program of the examinations for the recruitment of customs and indirect fees.
Done in Paris, 25 November 2005.
Minister of Economy,
finance and industry,
For the Minister and by delegation:
The Director of Staff,
modernization and administration,
J.-F. Submit
The Minister of Public Service,
For the Minister and by delegation:
By preventing the Director General
Administration and Public Service:
The civil administrator,
P. Coural
Minister for Budget
and the reform of the state,
Government spokesperson,
For the Minister and by delegation:
The Director of Staff,
modernization and administration,
J.-F. Submit
