Maintenance Human Factors: Recognise Risk, Restore Defences. One complete self-paced online programme, estimated at about 10.5 hours (estimate subject to pilot revalidation). It builds the governing habit: Recognise the precursor → Protect the task → Restore the defence → Report the learning.
Using the Dirty Dozen, SHELL, PEAR and defence concepts, you will learn to see the system, recognise precursors, prepare and protect the task, transfer status, speak up, and restore and report — supporting practical choices, handovers, escalation and learning.
Module practices allow unlimited teaching attempts with immediate feedback. The separate Safety-Critical Check requires 100%. A final knowledge draw and an integrated capstone complete the course; the final pass mark and attempt rules will be confirmed before you begin the assessment. Completion earns the MHF Foundation badge — a training milestone only.
Training boundary: This course is a training aid. It grants no maintenance authority, does not replace current approved data or local procedures, and does not establish regulatory compliance by itself.
Support: Avia Tech Online Academy site support (Help link on this site).
Delivered by the Avia Tech Online Academy · Course development: Aaspire LLP
- Teacher: Aviatech Academy
Initial training for 14 CFR Part 145 repair station management personnel. Eight modules take you from key terms and the FAA regulatory framework through Part 145 certification, housing and facilities, personnel and training, operating rules and quality systems, airworthiness directives, and Part 43 performance rules and maintenance records — closing with a final examination (80% pass) and a course completion badge.
What you will be able to do
By the end of this course you will be able to: explain the FAA regulatory framework governing certificated repair stations; apply Part 145 requirements for certification, housing, facilities, data, personnel and training; operate within the Subpart E operating rules and quality control system requirements; determine airworthiness directive applicability and the required compliance action; and apply Part 43 performance rules and maintenance-record requirements in daily repair station work.
Who it is for
Managers, supervisors and quality personnel at current or prospective Part 145 repair stations. No prior Part 145 experience is required.
How the course works
Modules unlock in sequence: pass each module’s knowledge check to open the next; passing all eight opens the final examination. Each module page carries the full content with audio narration and a verbatim transcript, plus an interactive scenario from Module 2 onward.
Time required
Approximately two and a half hours of self-paced learning. Leave and resume at any time.
Assessment policy
Knowledge checks: unlimited attempts, untimed, best score counts (pass mark 70%). Final examination: 80% to pass, results on submission.
Questions or difficulties?
Contact the Avia Tech Online Academy through the course Announcements or the contact link at the foot of every page; the academy team aims to reply within two working days.
Delivered by the Avia Tech Online Academy in partnership with Hong Kong Safety & Risk Consulting Company Limited (HSRC), whose original training programme forms the foundation of this course. Online adaptation & course development: Aaspire LLP · Platform development & support: ABNY.
- Teacher: Aviatech Academy
