M11 Practical Training Task Booklet Basic 1

Pakistan International Airlines
PIA TRAINING CENTRE (PTC)
CATEGORY B1.1 BASIC

MODULE 11A
TURBINE AEROPLANE AERODYNAMICS,
STRUCTURES AND SYSTEMS
Practical Training Task Booklet
Name : _______________________________
Staff Number : _________________________
Batch : _______________________________
B1.1 BASIC PRACTICAL TRAINING TASK BOOKLET M-11A: TURBINE AEROPLANE AERODYNAMICS,
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GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR TRAINEES
Before accessing any aircraft / equipment you must obey all local safety
precautions, at all times.
You must provide and use appropriate personnel protection equipment

(PPE) as required, at all times.
Trainees will be under the full direction of the course Practical Instructor /
Practical Assessor at all times.
During Practical Elements of the course, please do not touch or operate

any aircraft controls, open panels or interfere with any item, test
equipment or related items at any time without the full knowledge and
express permission of the Practical Instructor or Practical assessor.
Failure to comply with the above may result in your exclusion from this
course.
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COMPLETION OF THIS BOOKLET NOTES
This book consist of 2 parts:
Part 1 (User Guide) - Traineeand location details,master authorisation stamp

list, practical instructors notes, and list of module tasks.
Part 2 (Module Tasks) - Module tasks.
TRAINEE NOTES
Part 1 It is the Trainees responsibility to ensure all personal details are entered
correctly. Location details and specific task details wil be confirmed by the Practical
Instructorand should be completed by the Trainee.
Part 2 The workbook consist of a series of practical tasks, each task indicate the
objective of the task, submodule reference, fundamental guideline to accomplish the
required outcomes of the task and few observations/outcomes. Outcomes/ observations
are required to be filled by the Trainee.
The trainee must ensure that all the completed tasks are counter signed and
stamped by the nominated Practical Instructor when the task has been
completed.
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Part 1 (User Guide)
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COURSE AND TRAINEE DETAILS
PIA Training Centre (PTC)

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MASTER AUTHORISING STAMP LIST
All Practical Instructors must complete all details in the listing below. This must include their
allocated PTC stamps.
MASTER Authorising Stamp List
Practical Practical Designation

Stamp Instructors Initials Instructors Practical
Signature Name Instructor
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PRACTICAL INSTRUCTOR NOTES
The Practical Instructor is responsible for ensuring that:
A. The Trainee has completed all elements of part 1.
B. Part 2 is to be completed by the Trainee and certified by the Practical Instructor.

Practical Instructor has to ensure that each task has been performed/observed by the
Trainee and that Trainee fully understands the task completed. The
outcomes/observations of each task should be completed by the trainee prior to the
Practical Instructor certification of that task.
C. The nominated Practical Instructor is responsible for ensuring the details of all the tasks
completed within this booklet are true and correct.
D. All aspect of the subject task should be covered and be relevant to that subject. This
must include:-
Safety work wear and safety equipment particular to the task.

Manuals and relevant documentation wherever applicable.
Procedures
Tools and test equipment, including special to task items such as cradles, hoists,
jacks, special hand tools.
Any testing procedures that may be required on completion.
E. All safety procedures are adhered to at all times. All Trainees are to be made aware of
any company safety regulations that may be in place locally. All trainees must be
provided with their own PPE and have access to and utilize all relevant safety
equipment as necessary.
F. Q+A sessions and group discussions are encouraged throughout, to reinforce the
training.
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ASSESSMENT GUIDELINES FOR THE TRAINEE
A. Assessments will be made on all of the tasks individually. The assessment of each task
will be based on the key parameters tabulated against each task.
B. For a trainee to be declared as pass in a specific task assessment, the trainees

performance must be considered as satisfactory by the assessor in all of the parameters
defined for that particular task.
C. Key assessment parameters for this module are given under in tabulated form in para G.
D. A trainee must pass in at least 75% of the total number of defined tasks for each section
& area to be declared as pass for any module.
Example: For instance a certain module has hundred (100) Practical Training Tasks in
total, including forty (40) tasks for Workshop/Lab/Un-airworthy Aircraft section (WSP
Tasks) and sixty (60) tasks for Actual Maintenance Environment section (OJT Tasks).
The sixty (60) OJT Tasks are further sub-divided into twenty five (25) tasks each for Line
Maintenance (LM), and Base Maintenance (BM) areas, remaining ten (10) OJT Tasks
are accounted for, in Overhaul Shop (O/H Shop) area tasks.
A trainee will be considered as pass in the sample module Practical Training Tasks if the
trainee successfully passes at least thirty (30) tasks from WSP section, nineteen (19)
tasks form LM and BM areas, and eight (08) tasks from O/H Shop area.
E. Any trainee failing in more than 25% of the total assessed tasks in any section & area,
will be deemed to have been unsuccessful and will not receive certification for the
module.
F. In case if a trainee fails in any section or area the trainee will be given one chance for
reassessment after a period of one month. However if a trainee fails in re-assessment
he/she will have to undergo Practical Training for the respective section or area tasks.
G. Assessment Parameters for Module 11A are listed as under:

Aerodynamic features
Aerodynamic balancing
Lift and drag characteristic
General understanding
Identification
Location
Use of Relevant Manuals
Use of Relevant Tools
Safety Precautions Observed
Observation related to maintenance practices/cleaning
Cockpit controls identification
Sequence and operation of pressure refueling and defueling
Replenishing of hydraulic fluid
Viva/oral assessment of task
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LIST OF MODULE TASKS
Task Code Task Objective Hours
WORKSHOP/LAB TASKS 240

B1WSP-11.01-00 Identification of various aerodynamic features, control and auxiliary
6
surfaces and their aerodynamic operation.
B1WSP-11.02-00 Identification of various structural elements in fuselage, wings,

6
empennage, pylons.
B1WSP-11.03-00 Identification of various zones of the aircraft along with location

6
numbering / station identification system
Understanding the procedure for Removal and installation of cabin
B1WSP-11.04-00
passenger seats, side wall panels, floor boards, cabin windows on 10
aircraft.
B1WSP-11.05-00 Identification of various parts and components associated with aircraft
10
air conditioning system.
B1WSP-11.06-00 Identification of various parts and components associated with aircraft

6
pressurization system
B1WSP-11.07-00 Awareness of HF communication system and its components present

3
on an aircraft body with the help of video.
Awareness of VHF communication system and its components present
B1WSP-11.08-00
on an aircraft body with the help of video. 3
Awareness of ILS and its sub Systems present on an aircraft body with
B1WSP-11.09-00
the help of video. 3
Awareness of VOR system and its components on an aircraft with the

B1WSP-11.10-00
help of video. 3
To become familiar with Pitot Static system and its entire component
B1WSP-11.11-00
on Un-Airworthy aircraft 5
To become familiar with Altimeter system in workshop and on Un-

B1WSP-11.12-00
Airworthy aircraft 5
To become familiar with Airspeed indicator system in workshop and on

B1WSP-11.13-00
Un-Airworthy aircraft 5
To become familiar with VSI system in workshop and on Un-Airworthy

B1WSP-11.14-00
aircraft. 5
To become familiar with Mach meter system in workshop and on Un-

B1WSP-11.15-00
Airworthy aircraft 5
To become familiar with location and grouping of instruments in a

B1WSP-11.16-00 cockpit
5
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B1WSP-11.17-00
To become familiar with Static Inverter (DC to AC) system. 3
B1WSP-11.18-00
To become familiar with the Bus Protection Control Unit (BPCU). 3
B1WSP-11.19-00
To become familiar with GCU and its functions. 4
B1WSP-11.20-00 To become familiar with Bus Bar systems with the help of bus bar
4
trainer.
B1WSP-11.21-00 To become familiar with AC External Power Receptacle and its safety
3
precautions.
B1WSP-11.22-00
To become familiar with aircraft AC generator. 3
Inspection and identification of the emergency equipment as per

B1WSP-11.23-00
emergency equipment chart 6
Identification of different types of fire and overheat sensing element

B1WSP-11.24-00
and their security of installation 4
Identification of various components associated with powered flight

B1WSP-11.25-00 control system along with the type of failsafe/multiple system provision
6
incorporated in each primary control system
Understand the working and operational sequence of a trimmable

B1WSP-11.26-00 horizontal stabilizer and the associated cockpit controls and
5
indications, also identify the components of the THS system
Understand the working and operational sequence of spoilers/speed

B1WSP-11.27-00 brakes and the associated cockpit controls and components of the
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spoiler system
Understanding a typical refuel panel and understand the sequence and

B1WSP-11.28-00 operation of pressure refueling and defueling of the aircraft along with
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cross feed and tank to tank transfer of fuel
Identification and Visual inspection of the fuel tank and its components
B1WSP-11.29-00 in the wing fuel tanks.
6
Identification of various components associated with aircraft hydraulic

B1WSP-11.30-00
system 6
Identification of the various methods of ice and rain protection on the

B1WSP-11.31-00
different areas of the aircraft 5
Identification of various parts and components associated with landing 6

B1WSP-11.32-00
gears and their extension and retraction system.
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Identification and understand the operation of nose wheel steering

B1WSP-11.33-00
system and nose wheel centering system. 6
Understanding the construction of an aircraft tire and perform visual

B1WSP-11.34-00
inspection of any tire defect 5
Understanding the construction of an aircraft brake and the associated

B1WSP-11.35-00
components of aircraft hydraulic brake system 6
B1WSP-11.36-00
To become familiar with different lights of an aircraft. 5
To understand types of oxygen systems used on aircraft and the

B1WSP-11.37-00 associated components of crew oxygen system and passenger oxygen
5
system
Identification of various parts and components associated with aircraft

B1WSP-11.38-00
pneumatic system. 5
Identification of various parts and components associated with aircraft

B1WSP-11.39-00
water and waste systems. 6
--- Workshop Tasks Assessment 40
OJT TASKS (LINE MAINTENANCE) 124
B1OJT-11.01-00 Visually check the left and right pack water separator coalescer bag for
5
condition.
B1OJT-11.02-00
Illustration of thorough procedure of Generator power check 2
Visually check the forward and aft cargo doors, door seals and
B1OJT-11.03-00
compartments for obvious damage and cargo compartment liners for 4
damage, holes and tears
B1OJT-11.04-00 Check all lavatory paper and linen waste receptacle enclosure access
1.5
doors and disposal doors for proper operation, fit, sealing and latching.
Visually check that all portable fire extinguishers are on board, properly
B1OJT-11.05-00 stowed and handles are safe tied. Also visually check each lavatory fire
4
extinguisher bottle and its associated components for condition and
security of installation
B1OJT-11.06-00
Operational check the ailerons, elevators and rudder movement 4.5
B1OJT-11.07-00 Operational check the trim control systems of the primary flight control
4.5
surfaces.
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B1OJT-11.08-00
Operationally test the stall warning system. 4.5
B1OJT-11.09-00 Manually operate the stabilizer trim control surfaces over full range of
4.5
travel and check for freedom of movement
B1OJT-11.10-00
Operationally check the trailing edge flap asymmetry system 3
B1OJT-11.11-00 Understanding of the fuel scavenges system / drain the water present
3
in the fuel tanks.
B1OJT-11.12-00 Operationally check boost pumps and various fuel system valves and
3.5
fuel quantity indicators
B1OJT-11.13-00 Visually check the hydraulic plumbing for leaks, condition and security
5.5
of installation in nose wheel well, main wheel well and wings.
B1OJT-11.14-00
Clean the hydraulic reservoir pressurization module filter 4.5
Operationally check the standby hydraulic system Electric Motor Driven

B1OJT-11.15-00
Pump (EMDP). 4.5
Visually check that the hydraulic system return filter differential

B1OJT-11.16-00
pressure indicators, replace the Hydraulic System return filter element 4.5
if necessary
B1OJT-11.17-00 Replace the Engine Driven Hydraulic Pump (EDP) case drain filter
4.5
element.
B1OJT-11.18-00
Operationally check the Power Transfer Unit (PTU) system. 2.5
B1OJT-11.19-00 Operationally check the hydraulic brake accumulator precharge

3
pressure.
B1OJT-11.20-00 Operationally check the hydraulic brake accumulator precharge

4.5
pressure and service as required.
B1OJT-11.21-00 Apply brakes and visually check left and right main landing gear wear
2
pin for minimum extension.
B1OJT-11.22-00 Visually check the mechanical main and nose landing gear down and
2
locked position indicators for condition
B1OJT-11.23-00 Visually check that the tail skid crushable cartridge decal is intact (no
2
strike occurred).
B1OJT-11.24-00 Check nose and main landing gear tires for proper inflation and service
3
the tires.
B1OJT-11.25-00 Visually check portable oxygen bottles for correct pressure (1800 psi)
2
and proper stowage, and that masks are clean and serviceable
B1OJT-11.26-00 Operationally check the engine bleed air pressure regulating / Shutoff
4.5
valve and bleed air overheat switch
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B1OJT-11.27-00
Identification of system associated with aircraft on board maintenance 7
--- Line Maintenance Tasks Assessment 25
OJT TASKS (BASE MAINTENANCE) 65

Clean and visually check the control cabin and passenger cabin
B1OJT-11.28-00
temperature sensor, inlet grill and temperature sensor assembly 6.5
for condition and security of installation. Clean or replace filter
B1OJT-11.29-00 Illustration of thorough procedure of removal and installation of
4.5
Power Distribution Control and Protection equipment
Visually check the engine fire/overheat detector elements,
B1OJT-11.30-00
associated wiring and support clamps for condition and security 4
of installation
Visually check the air conditioning pack overheat sensing
B1OJT-11.31-00
elements, associated wiring and support clamps for condition 4.5
and security of installation
B1OJT-11.32-00
Remove engine fire extinguisher bottles for hydrostatic test. 4.5
B1OJT-11.33-00 Check engine and APU fire extinguishing bottle pressure gauges
2
for correct pressure
Operationally check the Cargo Compartment Fire/Smoke
B1OJT-11.34-00
Detection System 3
Visually check the wing leading edge flaps, slats, spoilers, and
B1OJT-11.35-00 visible actuating mechanisms for condition and security of
5
installation. Check the above surfaces/components for defects,
delamination, cracks, chafing and fluid leakage
B1OJT-11.36-00 Visually check the control cabin window (electrical) heat cord on
3
both captain and first officer side windows for condition
Visually check the main landing gear, shock/side/drag struts,
B1OJT-11.37-00
doors, torque links, gear actuator and associated hardware for 4.5
condition and security of installation.
Visually check the nose landing gear, strut, drag braces,
B1OJT-11.38-00 actuators, torque links, steering mechanism, towing and steering
4.5
collar link assembly, doors and associated hardware for
B1OJT-11.39-00 Remove and replace oxygen generators at manufacturer life
3
limit.
Visually check the toilet components including any associated
B1OJT-11.40-00
plumbing and wiring in lavatories only for leakage, cleanliness, 5
11
--- Base Maintenance Tasks Assessment
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TASK CODE TASK OBJECTIVE Hours
OJT TASKS AIRCRAFT OVERHAUL 3

Clean and visually check the control cabin and passenger cabin
B1OJT-11.41-00
temperature sensor, inlet grill and temperature sensor assembly 2.5
for condition and security of installation. Clean or replace filter
--- Aircraft overhaul Tasks Assessment 0.5
TOTAL HOURS 432
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Part 2 (Module Tasks)
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TASK No. B1WSP- 11.01-00
OBJECTIVE
Identification of various aerodynamic features, control and auxiliary surfaces and their aerodynamic
operation.
THEORY
Refer Module 11, Sub Module 11.1 - Theory of Flight.
PROCEDURE
1. To understand and identify various features that are used on a typical aircraft which provide
or assist in control, provides aerodynamic balancing, lift and drag augmentation devices,
drag minimizing and controlling features etc on the aircraft.
2. To understand how these features produce aerodynamic forces and how these aerodynamic
forces are altered.
3. List all such features seen on the aircraft.
Details of the task: (as performed)

Observations are made on_______________ aircraft.
Aerodynamic features includes the following:
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CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that _____________________________________________, Staff No. ___________

of Batch _____________ has accomplished the task _______________ as per the standard and
relevant procedure.
DATE: _______________ CERTIFIED BY: Sign. _________________________

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________
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OBJECTIVE
Identification of various structural elements in fuselage, wings, empennage, pylons.
THEORY
Refer Module 11,Sub Module 11.2 Airframe Structures - General Concepts.
Refer Module 11,Sub Module 11.3 Airframe Structures - Aeroplanes
PROCEDURE
1. To understand and identify various structural elements that are incorporated in aircraft in
semi-monocoque construction.
2. To understand how these features provide structural strength and how the load is
transmitted within the structure.
3. List the structural elements in fuselage, wings, empennage.
4. Identify few components as safe-life, fail safe and damage tolerant structure.

Structural members in Fuselage:

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Structural members in wings
___________________________________________________________________________
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Structural members in empennage
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
Name of few structural components that are classified as safe-life, fail safe and damage
tolerant structure.
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________

CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________

OBJECTIVE
Identification of various zones of the aircraft along with location numbering / station identification
system.
THEORY
PROCEDURE
1. To understand various zones and location numbering system that are used on the aircraft for
identification.
2. Referring to AMM and using zones and/or location numbering, trace out few components or
structural elements on the aircraft.

Aircraft datum plane lies at_________ from nose of the aircraft.

fuselage station of the aircraft starts from __________ to _________.
Frame numbers starts from __________ to _________.
List of all the zones that are used on the aircraft:

Zone 100:___________________
Zone 200:___________________
Zone 300:___________________
Zone 400:___________________
Zone 500:___________________
Zone 600:___________________
Zone 700:___________________
Zone 800:___________________
Component nomenclature:_______________________________________________
Location:_____________________________________________________________
Location:_____________________________________________________________

Location:_____________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________

OBJECTIVE
Understanding the procedure of Removal and installation of cabin passenger seats, side wall panels,
floor boards, cabin windows on aircraft.
THEORY
Refer AMM Chapter 25 - Equipment and Furnishing
Refer AMM Chapter 56 - Windows
PROCEDURE
1. Understand the removal and installation of the cabin passenger seats, side wall panels, floor
boards, cabin windows
2. Referring to AMM ,understand the precautions and correct procedure and carry out the task
with proper tools and equipment.
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________

OBJECTIVE
Identification of various parts and components associated with aircraft air conditioning system.
THEORY
Refer Module 11, Sub Module 11.4 - Air Conditioning and Cabin Pressurization
Refer AMM Chapter 21 - Air Conditioning
PROCEDURE
1. To understand different types of air conditioning systems used in aircraft along with their
advantages and disadvantages.
2. Identify the components that are used in air conditioning systems system along with the
cockpit indicators and controls.

Different components identified in Air conditioning system:
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________

OBJECTIVE
Identification of various parts and components associated with aircraft pressurization system.
THEORY
Refer Module 11, Sub Module 11.4 - Air Conditioning and Cabin Pressurization
PROCEDURE
1. Understand the concept of Cabin Pressurization.
2. Identify the components that are used in Pressurization system along with the cockpit
indicators and controls.

Different components identified in cabin Pressurization system:
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________

OBJECTIVE
Awareness of HF communication system and its components present on an aircraft body with the
help of video.
THEORY
Refer Module 11, Sub-module 11.5 - Communication.
PROCEDURE
Refer to aircraft Manuals to carry out following tasks: ( ATA 23-11 )
1. To identify the type and location of HF communication system core components on an
aircraft

S# Compoent Type Location Purpose
Name
(Station
Number)
1
2
3
4
5
6
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE
It is to certify that _______________________________________________, Staff No. ___________

of Batch _____________ has accomplished the task _______________ as per the defined procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No.______________________

OBJECTIVE
Awareness of VHF communication system and its components present on an aircraft body with the
help of video.
THEORY
Refer Module 11, Sub-module 11.5 - Communication.
PROCEDURE
Refer to aircraft Manuals to carry out following tasks:( ATA 23-12 )
1. To identify the type, location of VHF communication system core components on an aircraft

Name
(Station
Number)
1
2
3
4
5
6
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE


Name________________________
P.I. No.______________________

OBJECTIVE
Awareness of ILS and its sub Systems present on an aircraft body with the help of video.
THEORY
Refer Module 11, Sub-module 11.6 - Navigation.
PROCEDURE
Refer to aircraft Manuals to carry out following tasks:( ATA 34 36 )
1. To identify the ILS sub systems on an aircraft

Name
(Station
Number)
1
2
3
4
5
6
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE


Name________________________
P.I. No.______________________

OBJECTIVE
Awareness of VOR system and its components on an aircraft with the help of video.
THEORY
Refer Module 11, Sub-module 11.5 Navigation.
PROCEDURE
Refer to aircraft Manuals to carry out following tasks:( ATA 34 55 )
1. To identify the location and type of VOR components.

Name
(Station Number)
1
2
3
4
5
6
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE


Name________________________
P.I. No.______________________

OBJECTIVE
To become familiar with Pitot Static system and its entire component on Un-Airworthy aircraft.
THEORY
Static Pressure: Static Pressure is the pressure of air at rest.
Dynamic Pressure: Is the additional pressure due to air in motion.
Pitot Pressure: Is the sum of Static and Dynamic pressure.
Pt = Ps + Pd
To measure Static and Pitot Pressure Probes are used.
Probes may be either of the combined Pitot - static tube type or of the single Pitot tube type.
Pitot tube type is used in Air Data Instruments that utilize remotely located Static vents or ports.
Refer Module 11, Sub-module 11.5 - Instrument systems
PROCEDURE
1. Carefully observe the location and construction of Pitot-Static Probe.
2. Carefully observe the location and construction of Static vents.
3. Carefully observe the routing of pipelines and drains.
4. Carefully observe the colour and diameter of Static pipelines.
5. Carefully observe the colour and diameter of Pitot pipelines.
6. Carefully observe the terminating of Pipelines to the Air Data Computer.
7. Carefully observe the terminating of pipelines to the different indicators.
8. What did you understand? Write it in the outcome.


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___________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

Name ________________________
P.I. No. ______________________

OBJECTIVE
To become familiar with Altimeter system in workshop and on Un-Airworthy aircraft.
THEORY
Altimeter is used to indicate the Altitude of the aircraft. It works on the Aneroid Barometer principle.
PROCEDURE
1. Take the given exploded model of Altimeter.
2. Carefully observe the function of different internal components of the indicator.
3. Carefully observe the construction of aneroid capsule.
5. Go to the un-airworthy aircraft and remove the indicator from cockpit.
6. Observe which pressure line is coming to the instrument.
7. Refit the instrument again.
___________________________________________________________________________
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___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________

CERTIFICATE

Name ________________________
P.I. No. ______________________

OBJECTIVE
To become familiar with Airspeed indicator system in workshop and on Un-Airworthy aircraft.
THEORY
Airspeed indicator measure speed in terms of the difference between the pitot and static pressure
detected by either a combined pitot static probe, or a pitot probe and static vent as appropriate.
PROCEDURE
1. Take the given exploded model of the Airspeed indicator.
3. Carefully observe the construction of capsule.

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___________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

Name ________________________
P.I. No. ______________________


OBJECTIVE
To become familiar with VSI system in workshop and on Un-Airworthy aircraft.
THEORY
These indicators (Also known as Rate of Climb indicator) are very sensitive differential pressure
gauges designed to indicate the rate of altitude change from variation in static pressure alone.
PROCEDURE
1. Take the given exploded model of the VSI.

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___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

Name ________________________
P.I. No. ______________________

OBJECTIVE
To become familiar with Mach meter system in workshop and on Un-Airworthy aircraft.
THEORY
Mach meter is a compound Air data instrument which accepts two variables and uses them to
compute required ratio. First variable is Airspeed, second variable is Altimeter.
PROCEDURE
1. Take the given exploded model of Mach meter system.


___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

Name ________________________
P.I. No. ______________________


OBJECTIVE
To become familiar with location and grouping of instruments in a cockpit.
THEORY
All instruments shall be located so that they can be read easily by the appropriate member of the
flying crew.
Refer Module 11, Sub Module 11.5 Instrument Systems.
PROCEDURE
1. To become well versed of the location and grouping of Flight and navigational equipment.
2. To become well versed of the location and grouping of Air data instrument.
3. To become well versed of the location and grouping of Gyroscopic Instruments.
4. To become well versed of the location and grouping of Power Plant instruments.
5. Fill the Outcome.


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___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

Name ________________________
P.I. No. ______________________


OBJECTIVE
To become familiar with Static Inverter (DC to AC) system.
THEORY
The purpose of static inverter (DC to AC) system is to convert DC into AC.
Refer Module 11, Sub-module 11.6
PROCEDURE
1. Take the exploded model of Static Inverter (DC to AC) and put it on workbench.
2. Carefully observe the function of Static Inverter.
3. Carefully observe the function of different internal components.
4. Write your understanding in the outcome.

OUTCOME
Function of Static Inverter is:
Different internal components of Static Inverter are:
CERTIFICATE
It is to certify that _______________________________________________,Staff No.___________

Name ________________________
P.I. No.______________________


OBJECTIVE
To become familiar with the Bus Protection Control Unit (BPCU).
THEORY
PROCEDURE
1. Take the exploded model of BPCU and put it on workbench.
2. Carefully observe the function of BPCU.

OUTCOME
Function of BPCU is:
Different internal components of BPCU are:
CERTIFICATE

Name ________________________
P.I. No.______________________

OBJECTIVE
To become familiar with GCU and its functions.
THEORY
GCU monitors and controls the condition of the generator by following parameters i.e. voltage
regulator, current limiter and reverse current relays.
PROCEDURE
1. Take the exploded model of GCU and put it on workbench.
2. Carefully observe the function of GCU.

OUTCOME
Function of GCU is:
Different internal components of GCU are:
CERTIFICATE

Name ________________________
P.I. No.______________________


OBJECTIVE
To become familiar with Bus Bar systems with the help of bus bar trainer.
THEORY
Bus bar is a conductor design to carry the entire electrical load & distribute that load to the
individual power user.
PROCEDURE
1. Read the safety precautions written on the bus bar trainer before connecting the main
power supply to the bus bar trainer.
2. Connect the main power supply to the bus bar trainer.
3. Switch On the different generator switches and observes the energising and de-
energising of the buses.
4. Write your observations in the outcome.
5. Simulate different faults and observe the energising and de-energising of the buses.
7. On the battery switch and observe the energising of the battery bus bar.

OUTCOME
CERTIFICATE
It is to certify that ______________________________________________,Staff No.___________ of

Batch _____________ has accomplished the task _______________ as per the defined procedure.
Name ________________________
P.I. No.______________________

OBJECTIVE
To become familiar with AC External Power Receptacle and its safety precautions.
THEORY
External power is divided into two categories namely, AC and DC.
PROCEDURE
1. Go to the un-airworthy aircraft and observe the AC external power receptacle.
2. Note how many pins does external power receptacle has.
3. Observe the functions of each pin.

OUTCOME
AC External Power receptacle has --------------------------pins.
Write the function of each pin:
CERTIFICATE

Name ________________________
P.I. No.______________________


OBJECTIVE
To become familiar with aircraft AC generator.
THEORY
PROCEDURE
1. Take the exploded view of aircraft AC generator and put it on the workbench.
2. Carefully observe the stator of the aircraft AC generator.
3. Carefully observe the rotor of the aircraft AC generator.
4. Carefully observe the different components of the aircraft AC generator.

OUTCOME
CERTIFICATE

Name ________________________
P.I. No.______________________


OBJECTIVE
Inspection and identification of the emergency equipment as per emergency equipment chart
THEORY
Refer Module 11, Sub Module 11.7 Equipment and Furnishings
Refer AMM Chapter 25 - Equipment and Furnishing
PROCEDURE
1. To understand the emergency equipment that is to be installed/kept in the aircraft.
2. Identify the equipment and check for their security and other relevant details like date of
expiry etc on the equipment.

Items are inspected and verified as per emergency equipment chart.
___________________________________________________________________________
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___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________

P.I. No. ______________________

OBJECTIVE
Identification of different types of fire and overheat sensing element and their security of installation
THEORY
Refer Module 11, Sub Module 11.8 Fire protection
Refer AMM Chapter 26 - Fire Protection
PROCEDURE
1. Identify the detectors in at least two areas and their purpose and security of installation.
2. Identify in cockpit the fire control of different areas of the aircraft.
3. Understand the procedure of testing fire sensor circuit continuity.

Type and purpose of detectors found in the area and condition is checked
1._______________________________________________________________________
2._______________________________________________________________________
Location of fire controls in the cockpit and their description
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
Procedure of testing fire sensor circuit continuity
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________

CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________


OBJECTIVE
Identification of various components associated with powered flight control system along with the
type of failsafe/multiple system provision incorporated in each primary control system.
THEORY
Refer Module 11, Sub Module 11.9 Flight Controls
Refer AMM Chapter 27- Flight Controls
PROCEDURE
1. To understand and observe the components associated with primary and auxiliary flight
controls which commands the surfaces to move and which provides power for the
movement and provides feedback to the cockpit.
2. To trace out a control system assembly from cockpit to the control surface.
3. Classify the surfaces according to the fail safe feature in each.

Components related to following control surface were observed and traced out:
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
Ailerons, Elevators and Rudder:

Normal operation:____________________________________________________________
Failsafe feature: _____________________________________________________________
Alternate operation :__________________________________________________________
Flaps and Slats:

Normal operation:____________________________________________________________
Failsafe feature: _____________________________________________________________
Alternate operation :__________________________________________________________

CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________


OBJECTIVE
Understand the working and operational sequence of a trimmable horizontal stabilizer and the
associated cockpit controls and indications, also identify the components of the THS system.
THEORY
Refer Module 11,Sub Module 11.9 Flight Controls
PROCEDURE
1. To understand and observe the components associated with the operation of trimmable
horizontal stabilizers.
2. With reference to the AMM, identify the servicing areas of the THS actuator and also the
adjustment points.

Components related to the operation of trimmable horizontal stabilizers were studied and
observed.
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________


OBJECTIVE
Understand the working and operational sequence of spoilers/speed brakes and the associated
cockpit controls and components of the spoiler system.
THEORY
Refer Module 11, Sub Module 11.9 Flight Controls
PROCEDURE
1. To understand and observe the components associated with the operation of spoilers/speed
brakes.
2. Understand the cockpit controls for the spoilers/speed brakes.
3. With reference to the AMM, identify the servicing areas of the spoilers/speed brakes.

Components related to the operation of spoilers/speed brakes were studied and observed.
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________


OBJECTIVE
Understanding a typical refuel panel and understand the sequence and operation of pressure
refueling and defueling of the aircraft along with cross feed and tank to tank transfer of fuel.
THEORY
Refer Module 11, Sub Module 11.10 Fuel Systems
Refer AMM Chapter 28- Fuel
Refer AMM Chapter 12 - Servicing
PROCEDURE
1. To understand a typical fuel panel and its associated indicators and gauges.
2. Without the actual environment, understand step by step process of performing a pressure
refueling as per defined procedure in relevant AMM.
3. Do read and understand the safety precautions related to refueling of the aircraft.
4. Understand the procedure to perform defueling of the fuel tank(s).
5. Understand the procedure of performing a tank to tank transfer on ground and the need of
cross feed system when the aircraft is airborne.
Fuel panel observed of the ___________ Aircraft.
Associated steps related to pressure refueling, defueling, tank to tank transfer were
understand and simulated keeping in view of the safety precautions mentioned in the
relevant AMM.
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________


OBJECTIVE
Identification and Visual inspection of the fuel tank and its components in the wing fuel tanks.
THEORY
Refer Module 11, Sub Module 11.10 Fuel Systems
Refer AMM Chapter 28- Fuel
PROCEDURE
1. To understand and observe the components associated with the aircraft fuel system in the
fuel tanks.
2. To understand how the tanks are sealed to avoid fuel leakages and the method of removing
and re-application of sealants.
3. Understanding the removal and installation of an access panel for the fuel tank.

Components related to the aircraft fuel system were observed along with the proper sealing.
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________


OBJECTIVE
Identification of various components associated with Aircraft hydraulic system.
THEORY
Refer Module 11, Sub Module 11.11 Hydraulic Power
Refer AMM Chapter 29- Hydraulic Power
PROCEDURE
1. To understand and identify various components that are part of the Aircraft hydraulic
system including reservoirs, pumps, lines, filters, actuators, accumulators etc.
2. To understand a typical hydraulic service panel to pressurize/depressurize the system and to
replenish the hydraulic fluid.

Hydraulic system observed on the ___________ Aircraft.
Associated components including hydraulic servicing panel were observed and simulated
keeping in view of the steps and safety precautions mentioned in the relevant AMM.
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________


OBJECTIVE
Identification of the various methods of ice and rain protection on the different areas of the aircraft.
THEORY
Refer Module 11,Sub Module 11.12 - Ice and Rain Protection
Refer AMM Chapter 30- - Ice and Rain Protection
PROCEDURE
1. To understand and identify areas where ice and rain protection is required.
2. Identify the type of ice protection used on fuselage(antennas, sensors etc), wings, stabilizers,
and to understand the use of electrically heated windscreens.
3. Identify methods which are used as rain repellent.
4. Understand the inter link between ground sense and the ice protection system.

Ice and rain protection system is observed on the ___________ Aircraft.
Associated components and systems were observed and understood keeping in view of the
steps and safety precautions mentioned in the relevant AMM.
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________


OBJECTIVE
Identification of various parts and components associated with landing gears and their extension and
retraction system.
THEORY
Refer Module 11,Sub Module 11.13 - Landing Gear
Refer AMM Chapter 32 - Landing Gear
PROCEDURE
1. To understand and identify various parts of the landing gear and their functions.
2. Identify the components associated with the extension / retraction of landing gears.
3. With reference to the AMM, identify the servicing areas of the landing gears (both main and
nose landing gear).

Landing gears are observed on the ___________ Aircraft.
Associated components and systems were observed and understood, and servicing areas are
identified as per AMM.
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________


OBJECTIVE
Identification and understand the operation of nose wheel steering system and nose wheel
centering system.
THEORY
PROCEDURE
1. To understand and identify various parts of the landing gear nose wheel steering system, its
steering mechanism and its cockpit control.
2. Observe the bypass system for the nose wheel which would be used while towing the
aircraft.
3. Understand the importance of nose wheel centring system and the mechanism through
which a nose wheel centres itself.

Landing gears are observed on the ___________ Aircraft.
Type of nose wheel steering system: __________________________
Type of nose wheel centring system:___________________________
Associated components and systems were observed and understood, and servicing areas are
identified as per AMM.
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________


OBJECTIVE
Understanding the construction of an aircraft tire and perform visual inspection of any tire defect.
THEORY
PROCEDURE
1. To observe and understand the construction of a tubeless tire and become familiarize with
the tire terminologies and parts.
2. Perform inspection of the tires as per AMM for defects and suggest corrective action
accordingly.

Terminologies related to aircraft tires:
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___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
Damage found during inspection(yes/no): _________________
Action to be taken:
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________

CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ____________________


OBJECTIVE
Understanding the construction of an aircraft brake and the associated components of aircraft
hydraulic brake system.
THEORY
PROCEDURE
1. To observe and understand the construction of aircraft brakes and become familiarize with
the terminologies and parts.
2. Perform inspection of the brakes as per AMM for defects and suggest corrective action
accordingly.

Terminologies related to aircraft brakes:
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
Condition of the brakes under observation and action to be taken:

___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________

OBJECTIVE
To become familiar with different lights of an aircraft.
THEORY
Lighting plays an important role in the operation of an aircraft and many of its systems, and in the
main falls into two groups: External lightings and internal lightings.
PROCEDURE
1. Take different types of lights of an aircraft.
2. To understand the function of different lights.
3. To understand the location of different lights.

OUTCOME
CERTIFICATE

Name ________________________
P.I. No.______________________


OBJECTIVE
To understand types of oxygen systems used on aircraft and the associated components of crew
oxygen system and passenger oxygen system.
THEORY
Refer Module 11,Sub Module 11.15 - Oxygen
Refer AMM Chapter 35 - Oxygen
PROCEDURE
1. To observe and understand different types of oxygen systems used in aircraft along with
their advantages and disadvantages.
2. Identify the components that are used in gaseous type of oxygen system along with the
masks for cockpit crew and passengers and cockpit controls for oxygen supply.
3. Understand the chemical storage type oxygen systems.
4. Clearly understand the safety precautions as mentioned in AMM while working on oxygen
systems

Advantages of Chemical storage over gaseous storage:
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
Type of oxygen system used in cockpit:__________________________________

Type of oxygen system used in cabin:___________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ___________________


OBJECTIVE
Identification of various parts and components associated with aircraft pneumatic system.
THEORY
Refer Module 11, Sub Module 11.16 - Pneumatic-Vacuum
Refer AMM Chapter 36 - Pneumatic
PROCEDURE
1. To understand different types of air supply systems used in aircraft along with their
2. Identify the components that are used in pneumatic system along with the cockpit indicators
and controls and leakage detection system.
3. Understand the concept of pneumatic manifold.
4. Clearly understand the safety precautions as mentioned in AMM while working on
pneumatic system.
Different components identified in pneumatic system:

___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________


OBJECTIVE
Identification of various parts and components associated with aircraft water and waste systems.
THEORY
Refer Module 11,Sub Module 11.17 - Water-Waste
Refer AMM Chapter 38 - Water / Waste
PROCEDURE
1. To understand and identify components associated with aircraft waste system.
2. To identify and understand different types of waste systems used in aircraft along with their
3. Observe and understand a typical waste service panel.

Different components identified in waste water system:
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
Type of lavatory in aircraft:______________________________

CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________

TASK No. B1OJT - 11.01-00
OBJECTIVE
Visually check the left and right pack water separator coalescer bag for condition.
THEORY
Refer Module 11,Sub Module 11.4 Air Conditioning and Cabin Pressurization
Refer Task Cards - ATA Chapter 21
PROCEDURE
1. Read the instruction in the relevant job card carefully before proceeding with the task.
2. Refer to AMM and task card for equipment and step by step procedure.
3. Make sure that all relevant safety precaution are read and understood clearly.

___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________

OBJECTIVE
Illustration of thorough procedure of Generator power check.
THEORY
Refer Module 11, Sub-module 11.6, AMM
PROCEDURE
Refer to aircraft Manuals to carry out the task. (ATA 24-20 )

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__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________


OBJECTIVE
Visually check the forward and aft cargo doors, door seals and compartments for obvious damage
and cargo compartment liners for damage, holes and tears.
THEORY
Refer Module 11,Sub Module 11.7 - Equipment and Furnishings
Refer AMM Chapter 25 - Equipment and Furnishings
PROCEDURE
OUTCOME
Detail of the task (as performed):
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___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________


OBJECTIVE
Check all lavatory paper and linen waste receptacle enclosure access doors and disposal doors for
proper operation, fit, sealing and latching.
THEORY
Refer Module 11,Sub Module 11.7 - Equipment and Furnishings
Refer AMM Chapter 25 - Equipment and Furnishings
PROCEDURE
OUTCOME
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________


OBJECTIVE
Visually check that all portable fire extinguishers are on board, properly stowed and handles are safe
tied. Also visually check each lavatory fire extinguisher bottle and its associated components for
THEORY
Refer Module 11,Sub Module 11.8 Fire Protection
PROCEDURE
OUTCOME
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________


OBJECTIVE
Operationally check the ailerons, elevators and rudder movement.
THEORY
Refer Module 11,Sub Module 11.9 - Flight Controls
Refer AMM Chapter 27 - Flight Controls
PROCEDURE
OUTCOME
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________


OBJECTIVE
Operationally check the trim control systems of the primary flight control surfaces.
THEORY
PROCEDURE
OUTCOME
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________


OBJECTIVE
Operationally test the stall warning system.
THEORY
PROCEDURE
OUTCOME
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________


OBJECTIVE
Manually operate the stabilizer trim control surfaces over full range of travel and check for freedom
of movement.
THEORY
PROCEDURE
OUTCOME
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________


OBJECTIVE
Operationally check the trailing edge flap asymmetry system.
THEORY
PROCEDURE
OUTCOME
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________


OBJECTIVE
Understanding of the fuel scavenge system / drain the water present in the fuel tanks.
THEORY
Refer Module 11, Sub Module 11.10 -Fuel Systems
Refer AMM Chapter 28 - Fuel
PROCEDURE
OUTCOME
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________


OBJECTIVE
Operationally check boost pumps and various fuel system valves and fuel quantity indicators.
THEORY
Refer Module 11,Sub Module 11.10 -Fuel Systems
Refer AMM Chapter 28 - Fuel
PROCEDURE
OUTCOME
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________


OBJECTIVE
Visually check the hydraulic plumbing for leaks, condition and security of installation in nose wheel
well, main wheel well and wings.
THEORY
Refer Module 11,Sub Module 11.11 - Hydraulic Power
Refer AMM Chapter 29 - Hydraulic Power
PROCEDURE
OUTCOME
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________


OBJECTIVE
Clean the hydraulic reservoir pressurization module filter.
THEORY
PROCEDURE
OUTCOME
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________


OBJECTIVE
Operationally check the standby hydraulic system Electric Motor Driven Pump (EMDP).
THEORY
PROCEDURE
OUTCOME
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________


OBJECTIVE
Visually check that the hydraulic system return filter differential pressure indicators, replace the
Hydraulic System return filter element if necessary.
THEORY
PROCEDURE
OUTCOME
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________


OBJECTIVE
Replace the Engine Driven Hydraulic Pump (EDP) case drain filter element.
THEORY
PROCEDURE
OUTCOME
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___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________


OBJECTIVE
Operationally check the Power Transfer Unit (PTU) system.
THEORY
PROCEDURE
OUTCOME
___________________________________________________________________________
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___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
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___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________


OBJECTIVE
Operationally check the hydraulic brake accumulator precharge pressure.
THEORY
PROCEDURE
OUTCOME
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________


OBJECTIVE
Operationally check the hydraulic brake accumulator precharge pressure and service as required.
THEORY
Refer Module 11,Sub Module 11.11 Hydraulic Power
PROCEDURE
OUTCOME
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___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________


OBJECTIVE
Apply brakes and visually check left and right main landing gear wear pin for minimum extension.
THEORY
PROCEDURE
OUTCOME
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________


OBJECTIVE
Visually check the mechanical main and nose landing gear down and locked position indicators for
condition.
THEORY
PROCEDURE
OUTCOME
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________


OBJECTIVE
Visually check that the tail skid crushable cartridge decal is intact (no strike occurred).
THEORY
PROCEDURE
OUTCOME
___________________________________________________________________________
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___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________


OBJECTIVE
Check nose and main landing gear tires for proper inflation and service the tires.
THEORY
Refer Module 11,Sub Module 11.13 Landing Gear
PROCEDURE
OUTCOME
___________________________________________________________________________
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___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________


OBJECTIVE
Visually check portable oxygen bottles for correct pressure (1800 psi) and proper stowage, and that
masks are clean and serviceable.
THEORY
PROCEDURE
OUTCOME
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________


OBJECTIVE
Operationally check the engine bleed air pressure regulating / Shutoff valve and bleed air overheat
switch.
THEORY
Refer Module 11,Sub Module 11.16 - Pneumatic-Vacuum
Refer AMM Chapter 36 - Pneumatic
PROCEDURE
OUTCOME
___________________________________________________________________________
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___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________


OBJECTIVE
Identification of system associated with aircraft on board maintenance
THEORY
Refer Module 11,Sub Module 11.18 On Board Maintenance Systems

Refer AMM Chapter 45 On board maintenance systems
PROCEDURE
1. Understanding the function of MAT and identify its location.
2. Understanding the function of ACARS and identify its location.
3. Understanding the function of BITE .
4. Understanding the function of AIR BORNE PRINTER and identify its location and its type on a
typical aircraft.

OUTCOME
CERTIFICATE

Name ________________________
P.I. No. ______________________


OBJECTIVE
Clean and visually check the control cabin and passenger cabin temperature sensor, inlet grill and
temperature sensor assembly for condition and security of installation. Clean or replace filter.
THEORY
Refer Module 11,Sub Module 11.4 Air Conditioning and Cabin Pressurization
PROCEDURE
OUTCOME
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___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________

OBJECTIVE
Illustration of through procedure of Removal and Installation of Power Distribution Control and
Protection equipment.
THEORY
PROCEDURE
Refer to aircraft Manuals to carry out the tasks. (ATA 24)

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__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________


OBJECTIVE
Visually check the engine fire/overheat detector elements, associated wiring and support clamps for
THEORY
PROCEDURE
OUTCOME
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________


OBJECTIVE
Visually check the air conditioning pack overheat sensing elements, associated wiring and support
clamps for condition and security of installation.
THEORY
PROCEDURE
OUTCOME
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________


OBJECTIVE
Remove engine fire extinguisher bottles for hydrostatic test.
THEORY
PROCEDURE
OUTCOME
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________


OBJECTIVE
Check engine and APU fire extinguishing bottle pressure gauges for correct pressure.
THEORY
PROCEDURE
OUTCOME
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________


OBJECTIVE
Operationally check the Cargo Compartment Fire/Smoke Detection System.
THEORY
PROCEDURE
OUTCOME
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
` P.I. No. ______________________


OBJECTIVE
Visually check the wing leading edge flaps, slats, spoilers, and visible actuating mechanisms for
condition and security of installation. Check the above surfaces/components for defects,
delamination, cracks, chafing and fluid leakage.
THEORY
PROCEDURE
OUTCOME
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________


OBJECTIVE
Visually check the control cabin window (electrical) heat cord on both captain and first officer side
windows for condition.
THEORY
Refer Module 11,Sub Module 11.12 - Ice and Rain Protection
Refer AMM Chapter 30 - Ice and Rain Protection
PROCEDURE
OUTCOME
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________


OBJECTIVE
Visually check the main landing gear, shock/side/drag struts, doors, torque links, gear actuator and
associated hardware for condition and security of installation.
THEORY
PROCEDURE
OUTCOME
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________


OBJECTIVE
Visually check the nose landing gear, strut, drag braces, actuators, torque links, steering mechanism,
towing and steering collar link assembly, doors and associated hardware for condition and security
of installation.
THEORY
PROCEDURE
OUTCOME
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________


OBJECTIVE
Remove and replace oxygen generators at manufacturer life limit.
THEORY
PROCEDURE
OUTCOME
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________


OBJECTIVE
Visually check the toilet components including any associated plumbing and wiring in lavatories only
for leakage, cleanliness, condition and security of installation.
THEORY
Refer Module 11,Sub Module 11.17 - Water-Waste
Refer AMM Chapter 38 - Water/Waste
PROCEDURE
OUTCOME
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________

TASK No. B1OJT - 11.41

OBJECTIVE
Awareness of Constant Speed Drive.
THEORY
PROCEDURE
Refer to aircraft Manuals to carry out the task. (ATA 24)

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__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE

relevant procedure.

Name________________________
P.I. No. ______________________

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PIA TRAINING CENTRE (PTC)

CATEGORY B1.1 BASIC

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Amendment Section& Issue Date Inserted Date Removed

Issue 01, 31 March

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GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR TRAINEES

You must provide and use appropriate personnel protection equipment

During Practical Elements of the course, please do not touch or operate

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COMPLETION OF THIS BOOKLET NOTES

This book consist of 2 parts:

Part 1 (User Guide) - Traineeand location details,master authorisation stamp

Part 2 (Module Tasks) - Module tasks.

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Part 1 (User Guide)

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COURSE AND TRAINEE DETAILS

PIA Training Centre (PTC)

Trainee Date of Birth

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MASTER AUTHORISING STAMP LIST

MASTER Authorising Stamp List

Practical Practical Designation

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PRACTICAL INSTRUCTOR NOTES

The Practical Instructor is responsible for ensuring that:

A. The Trainee has completed all elements of part 1.

B. Part 2 is to be completed by the Trainee and certified by the Practical Instructor.

Safety work wear and safety equipment particular to the task.

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ASSESSMENT GUIDELINES FOR THE TRAINEE

B. For a trainee to be declared as pass in a specific task assessment, the trainees

G. Assessment Parameters for Module 11A are listed as under:

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LIST OF MODULE TASKS

Task Code Task Objective Hours

WORKSHOP/LAB TASKS 240

B1WSP-11.02-00 Identification of various structural elements in fuselage, wings,

B1WSP-11.03-00 Identification of various zones of the aircraft along with location

B1WSP-11.06-00 Identification of various parts and components associated with aircraft

B1WSP-11.07-00 Awareness of HF communication system and its components present

Awareness of VOR system and its components on an aircraft with the

To become familiar with Altimeter system in workshop and on Un-

To become familiar with Airspeed indicator system in workshop and on

To become familiar with VSI system in workshop and on Un-Airworthy

To become familiar with Mach meter system in workshop and on Un-

To become familiar with location and grouping of instruments in a

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Task Code Task Objective Hours

Inspection and identification of the emergency equipment as per

Identification of different types of fire and overheat sensing element

Identification of various components associated with powered flight

Understand the working and operational sequence of a trimmable

Understand the working and operational sequence of spoilers/speed

Understanding a typical refuel panel and understand the sequence and

Identification of various components associated with aircraft hydraulic

Identification of the various methods of ice and rain protection on the

Identification of various parts and components associated with landing 6

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Task Code Task Objective Hours

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DATE: _ CERTIFIED BY: Sign. ___________

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DATE: _ CERTIFIED BY: Sign. ___________

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DATE: _ CERTIFIED BY: Sign. ___________

This is to certify that ___________________________________, Staff No. _

DATE: _ CERTIFIED BY: Sign. ___________

It is to certify that _____________________________________, Staff No. _

DATE: _ CERTIFIED BY: Sign. ___________

It is to certify that _____________________________________, Staff No. _