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Competence Based Type Training for maintenanceToday & Tomorrow
ICAO NGAP Symposium – Montreal – March 2010
Philippe BEAULIEUHead of Maintenance Training
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Competence Assessment
Learner Profile
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2 Competence Evolution
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4 Conclusion
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Competence Assessment
Learner Profile
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4 Conclusion
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Competence Assessment
The objective of training is to gain the
required competences in performing safe
maintenance
The required competences have to be
assessed
Two kind of competences:
– Operational competences
– Interpersonal competences
Knowledge
Skills
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Competences to be reached:
•Uses reports and indications
•Identifies Aircraft documentation
•Uses Aircraft documentation
•Performs correctly maintenance actions
•Operates complying with Environment
•Takes Systems interaction into account
•Performs Aircraft final / close-up
•Reports (establish & signs maintenance logbook)
Competence Assessment
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Remember
Name, state, list, define…
Understand
Explain, summarize, describe, illustrate …
Apply
Use, demonstrate, solve, construct..
Theory examination
Practical assessment
Competence Assessment
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Competences to be reached:
•Uses reports and indications
•Identifies Aircraft documentation
•Uses Aircraft documentation
•Performs correctly maintenance actions
•Operates complying with Environment
•Takes Systems interaction into account
•Performs Aircraft final / close-up
•Reports (establish & signs maintenance logbook)
Once the competence is mastered it is transferable to different tasks on different subjects, if the adequateknowledge is acquired
Competence Assessment
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Content
Competence Assessment
Learner Profile
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2 Competence Evolution
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4 Conclusion
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from physical tools…
New HMI
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…via digital tools…
New HMI
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…to IT world…
New HMI
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From LRU removal
installation…
New maintenance practices
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New maintenance practices
to software platform
maintenance…
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New competences for structure repair
BOLTED REPAIRS
Delaminations
BONDED REPAIRS
Bad BondingPorosityDelamination
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Standard Practices
BEST PRACTICES
BOLTED REPAIRS
Instructions Tools
Skills
New competences for structure repair
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BONDED REPAIRS
REPAIR SUCCESS = Quality Control (each step)
Standard Practices
SkillsInstructions
BEST PRACTICES
Repair CuringSurfacepreparation
Drying MaterialStorage
New competences for structure repair
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Content
Competence Assessment
Learner Profile
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2 Competence Evolution
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4 Conclusion
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Learner Profile
How do we take into account the preferred learning style during
maintenance type training?
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How efficient is the traditional lecture
method?
Learner Profile
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Technology can support advanced teaching methods
iGeneration learners build knowledge by
discovering
Learner Profile
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Content
Competence Assessment
Learner Profile
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2 Competence Evolution
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4 Conclusion
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Conclusion
Competences are identified
Competences are assessed
Training is adapted to Learner Profile
These are the main drivers of Competence Based Training for maintenance type rating