First implementing regulation on the Regulation for the examination of aeronautical equipment (1. DV LuftGerPV)

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1. DV LuftGerPV

Date of completion: 26.07.1999

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" First implementing regulation of the Regulation for the examination of aeronautical equipment of 26 July 1999 (BAnz. (1999 No 143 p. 12949) '

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(+ + + Text evidence from: 5. 8.1999 + + +) Unofficial table of contents

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Pursuant to section 32 (4) sentences 1 and 3 of the Air Transport Act, as amended by the March 27, 1999 Notice (BGBl. 550) as well as § 21 of the Regulation for the Examination of Aircraft (LuftGerPV) in the version of the Notice of 3 August 1998 (BGBl. I p. 2010), the Federal Aviation Office (Bundesamt) is responsible for: Unofficial table of contents

§ 1 Scope

This Regulation shall apply to places which maintain, amend or verify aeronautical equipment. It shall not apply to places where the air sports equipment is maintained, modified or checked. Unofficial table of contents

§ 2 Scope and content of the authorisation

(1) For establishments approved in accordance with § 13 LuftGerPV, § 18 (2) to (4) and § 19 (5) LuftGerPV are to be applied. (2) The maintenance, modification and testing of aircraft equipment is only permitted in the approved premises. The maintenance in accordance with JAR-145.75 (c) shall remain unaffected. Unofficial table of contents

§ 3 Application

(1) Companies according to § 1 require the approval by the Federal Aviation Office. The application for approval or for modification of the authorisation shall take place on a form and in a manner prescribed by the Federal Aviation Authority. The application shall be copies of the maintenance manual or (2) The Aeronautical Federal Office may request further information and documents required for the decision on the application. It is entitled to carry out surveys during the applicant's operation. Unofficial table of contents

§ 4 Display obligation

(1) Approved establishments must indicate to the Federal Aviation Authority the following changes before their implementation:

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the name of the holding;

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the location of the holding,

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the other locations of the holding,

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the responsible managing director,

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the Chief Technical Staff,

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Premises, equipment, tools, materials, procedures, works, inspection staff and persons authorised to be released, to the extent that it is important for the approval of such equipment.

(2) The Federal Aviation Office may lay down the conditions under which the approved establishment may continue to operate during such modifications or order the approval of the permit. (3) The approved establishment must all be carried out by the Federal Aviation Authority indicate the conditions established on the aircraft or on a component of the aircraft which could affect the airworthiness of the aircraft. (4) The indication of non-airworthiness must take place without delay, no later than three days after the date of the notification. (5) The holder of the approved holding. (5) The holder of the Approval is required to show the following work to the Federal Aviation Office in good time before the start:

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Tests for the purpose of marketing authorisation pursuant to § 8 para. 2 no. 2 of the Air Traffic Authorisation Order (LuftVZO) and

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Exams for the purpose of issuing an airworthiness certificate for export according to § 13 LuftVZO.

(6) The holder of the authorisation shall be obliged to apply to the Federal Aviation Office for the following work, which is not carried out in the premises approved for this purpose, before the start of the work, before the start of the work:

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Maintenance tests according to § 11 para. 2 LuftGerPV

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Inspections at intervals in accordance with § 15 LuftGerPV,

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Inspections in the maintenance and modification according to § 16 para. 2 LuftGerPV,

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carry out inspections on the orders of the competent authorities according to § 17 LuftGerPV,

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Examinations for the purpose of marketing authorisation pursuant to § 8 para. 2 no. 2 LuftVZO as well as

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Exams for the purpose of issuing an airworthiness certificate for export according to § 13 LuftVZO.

(7) The advertisements must be made on a form and in a manner prescribed by the Federal Aviation Authority, and shall contain all relevant information concerning the condition known to the approved establishment. Unofficial table of contents

§ 5 Licensed technical staff

(1) Companies according to § 13 LuftGerPV have a quality management system to be set up. The release of aircraft in companies according to § 13 LuftGerPV must be carried out by authorized personnel according to JAR-66. The transitional provisions may be applied to JAR-66.3 (German). (2) In the case of establishments approved in accordance with § 18 LuftGerPV, the technical tests shall be carried out by examiners of aeronautical equipment. In doing so, suitable staff members can operate under the supervision of this staff member. (3) The authorized personnel or staff members. the examiners of aeronautical equipment shall be familiar with all the documents necessary for the proper conduct of the work. If these documents are not available, the corresponding work must not be taken over. Unofficial table of contents

§ 6 Self-recognised auditor of aeronautical equipment

Recognition for self-employed examiners of aeronautical equipment shall no longer be granted. The independent auditor of the aeronautical appliance, recognised by the aeronautical authority up to the date of publication of the Regulation on aeronautical equipment, may maintain and extend such recognition, provided that the necessary organisational, technical and personnel requirements are available for this purpose and the Federal Aviation Office can be proved. In addition, the provisions of § § 14 to 20 LuftGerPV shall apply mutatily. Unofficial table of contents

Section 7 Test records and test certificate

(1) The body approved in accordance with § 1 shall keep records from which the proper conduct of the tests can be determined. The Federal Aviation Office can determine the scope of the test records. Records shall be kept for at least two years after the date of their preparation. The Federal Aviation Office can determine which parts of the test records must be included in the operating records of the aeronautical equipment. (2) The certificate of the maintenance examination, the maintenance and the inspections is given in the form and content of the Federal Aviation Office and published in the news for air drivers. Unofficial table of contents

§ 8 Setting the position of an ordered maintenance and arranged inspection

The Federal Aviation Office (Bundesamt) is responsible for the maintenance of the necessary test equipment and the degree of difficulty of the test when the maintenance and inspections are carried out and the inspections are carried out. Unofficial table of contents

§ 9 Maintenance Operations Manual

(1) For establishments approved in accordance with § 13 LuftGerPV, JAR-145.65 and 145.70 shall apply. (2) For establishments approved in accordance with § 18 LuftGerPV, the maintenance operations manual shall be subject to the requirements of the type and extent of the holdings. Maintenance, modification and testing, and taking into account the types and patterns of the aeronautical equipment which are subject to maintenance, modification and testing, shall contain, in addition to the information given in § 3, at least:

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an establishment plan of the holding;

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determination of the responsibilities and responsibilities of the senior and technical staff;

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Description of procedures, where applied, by

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the execution of maintenance work as well as minor repairs and minor modifications;

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the carrying out of the basic and partial overhauling, the major repairs and major changes;

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certifying the tests provided for in the Regulation for the examination of aeronautical equipment;

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the conduct of the audit records;

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Evaluation of the weighings on aircraft;

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storage and spare parts procurement;

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the award of work to other bodies;

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contractual relations with air carriers and aeronautical equipment manufacturers;

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the testing programmes and test procedures;

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Quality management procedures.

(3) The maintenance operations manual and its alterations must be approved by the Federal Aviation Office prior to its implementation. Unofficial table of contents

§ 10 Determination of airworthiness

(1) A permit in accordance with § 13 LuftGerPV for the entire maintenance (Base Maintenance) shall include the approval for the determination of the airworthiness and its attestation as well as for the implementation and certification of the maintenance tests of in the case of an aeronautical device in accordance with the scope of authorisation. This includes non-commercially operated aircraft. (2) An air carrier, which is simultaneously the holder of a licence pursuant to § 13 LuftGerPV, can apply for the maintenance of the maintenance tests according to § 11 paragraph 2 LuftGerPV (3) The competent authority in accordance with § 2 (1) LuftGerPV may set different times of maintenance checks on the basis of operational or new technical developments of § 11 para. 2 LuftGerPV. Unofficial table of contents

Section 11 Recognition of the maintenance records of other bodies

The maintenance and testing of commercial aircraft, rotary whiskers and airships, for which the recognition of the maintenance records of other bodies according to § 6 LuftGerPV is requested, must be approved in accordance with JAR-145 Maintenance operations are carried out. Unofficial table of contents

Section 12 Recognition of the proof of production of other bodies

The comprehensive inspection required pursuant to Section 5 (1) LuftGerPV may also be a maintenance test according to § 11 paragraph 2 LuftGerPV. Unofficial table of contents

§ 13 Administrative Offences

Contrary to the provisions of Section 58 (1) (10) of the Air Traffic Act, those who are negligent or intentional

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carry out maintenance, modification or testing of an aeronautical device without the necessary authorisation,

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Contrary to Article 2 (2), maintenance, modification and testing are carried out outside the authorised premises,

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an indication as prescribed in § 4 does not, not correct, not fully or not reimbursed immediately,

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Contrary to § 7 of the test records, it does not, not properly or not fully, create or retain,

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contrary to § 9, paragraph 3, amendments and additions are not made, not correct or not fully prepared.

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Section 14 Entry into force

The Regulation shall enter into force on the day following the date of delivery.