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Lecture 13
OPERATIONS
Joint Implementation Procedures
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The purpose of JIP is

• To provide fair and equal competition

and

• To justify the free exchange of qualifications
  and services

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Content of the JIP

• Chapters 1 to 3 form the INTRODUCTION
• Chapters 4 to 8 contain procedures concerning AOC
• Chapters 9 to 11 are entitled REGULATION
• Chapters 12 and 13 are about STANDARDISATION
• The final section contains APPENDICES.

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Joint Implementation Procedures

• Technical findings
• - How the Authority arrives at a decision.

• Legal findings
• The decision taken by the Authority.

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Exemptions (JAR-OPS 3.010)
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• The Authority may exceptionally and
  temporarily grant an exemption from the
  provisions of JAR-OPS Part 3 when satisfied
  that there is a need and subject to
  compliance with any supplementary condition
  the Authority considers necessary in order to
  ensure an acceptable level of safety in
  the particular case.

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Exemptions (EXAMPLE)
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• Technical findings
• written request
• from the operator himself
• explains why Exemption is needed
• how safety is maintained and,
• Request should have the support of the assigned
  Inspector.

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Exemptions (EXAMPLE)
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• Legal findings
• Authority must be satisfied
• That the need is exceptional and temporary
• And
• That the proposal is acceptably safe (The
  Authority may impose conditions)

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LECTURE 14
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• The principle and the practice of
• Operational Standardization Team (OPST)

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The Operations Division
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• The mission of the Operations Division is
• To give assistance to Authorities on the
  implementation of JAR-OPS
• To monitor the Performance of Authorities by
  assessing the consistency with which JAR-OPS is
  implemented.

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Operational Standardisation Team
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• The objective of standardisation
• How it is expected standardisation will work.

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End-product
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The Scope

• National industry regulated in accordance with
  JAR-OPS and the JIP
• National industry which offers a safe service
  to the public.
• Ensuring exchange of services between JAA
  countries is justified (Mutual Recognition)

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OPST Co-ordination
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• OPST activity is co-ordinated by Operations
  Division
• (JAA HQ)

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• National Coordinator

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OPST Sequence Of Events
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• Briefing
• OPST visit
• De-brief
• Report.

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Appeal Process (JIP Chapter 13)
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• Initial correspondence between JAA HQ and
  the Authority
• Lower appeal board - Operations Sectorial
  Team
• Upper appeal board - JAA Committee
• Sanctions.

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OPST Team Member Qualities
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• Adequate Experience of the Right Sort
• Ability to Spot Problem Areas
• Ability to Prioritise
• Tact and Diplomacy
• Awareness of National Culture and Sensitivities
• Finally, and most important
• Ability to put Aside Personal Prejudices in Order
  to work Effectively as Part of an
  International Team

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EASA
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• On the 15 July 2002, EU 1592 EASA launching,
• Common rules and implementation of this rules,
• OPS, Licensing, third country A/C, airworthiness
  and environment Essential requirements to be
  developed by mid 2003
• Legal existence, administrative financial
  autonomy COMMUNITY body issues technical
  findings certificates,
• Transfer from JAA to EASA Certification (A/C)
  and Environment, from 28/09/2003 then
  transitional period of 42 months.

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