ACRATS Sheetmetal Working Courses
Part 145- Aircraft Metallic Structure Technician, Beginner Level
Basic Aircraft Metallic Skills Training: Learning by Doing
The participant receives an work order to perform maintenance, repair and/or modification and assesses the
work situation and the work order. The student reads inspection cards, task cards, drawings and schedules and consults maintenance manuals, maintenance documents, manuals, manuals and factory documents. If necessary, the student shows unplanned repairs for which he prepares. If necessary, he consults with a colleague or supervisor for additional information or appointments. The particpant makes a work schedule and collects the necessary materials and tools.
Part 145- Aircraft Metallic Structure Technician, Advanced Level
Advanced Aircraft Metallic Skills Training: Learning by Doing
Do you want to learn what it takes to manufacture components from lightweight sheet metal alloys? In this training you will develop practical knowledge in component manufacture, inspection and repair.
Part 145- Metallic Structure Damage Evaluation and Reporting
Gain confidence: structural identification, allowable damage limits and repairable damage limits, reporting of damages
Save time, save money!
The course will give the participants the basic skills and confidence in to work with the Structural Repair Manual (SRM) to perform damage assessment, to select repair procedure, understand the repair method and to report a damage according OEM preferred way of communicating.
Part 145- Inspector Metallic Structures
Quality control starts with this training
This training is developed to qualify inspectors for performing quality inspection on metallic aircraft structures.
Part 145: Practical Structural Repair Manual (SRM) & Damage Assessement Training
Structural Repair Manual, Damage Recognition, Assessment and Reporting
The course will give the participants the basic skills and confidence in how to
use the Structural Repair Manual (SRM) to perform damage assessment, to select repair procedure, understand the repair method and design repairs within the limits of the Structural Repair Manual (SRM). The course includes repair case studies that require the student to determine part identification, allowable damage limits, and detail metallic and composites repair options.
Sealant Compound Application
Protect your aircraft from corrosion
High demands are made on today’s aircraft with respect to comfort, fuel consumption, noise reduction and above all: Safety.
Sealing seams and joints contributes greatly to this security. It is therefore important to train how to apply sealant compound properly