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STUDY: Director of Maintenance in Aviation | A Tough Gig
STUDY: Director of Maintenance in Aviation | A Tough Gig
A DM is the final authority in the determination of the airworthiness of aircraft and their associated components. This is a very high-pressure role, fraught with regulatory concerns and a need for an attention to detail. A DM also manages staff, schedules, budgets and develops ways to integrate evolving technologies with legacy aircraft. Find out what else makes this one of the toughest jobs in aviation.
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NEWS: United’s 787 Maintenance Platforms Ticking Along Nicely
NEWS: United’s 787 Maintenance Platforms Ticking Along Nicely

Having designed, manufactured and installed a customized solution at LAX, SafeSmart Aviation got a chance to get an update on the effect the products were having on the maintenance efficiency of their Boeing 787 aircraft, at a United safety meeting at LAX.

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Helping WMB Fight Fire from Height
Helping WMB Fight Fire from Height

The Convair 580—part of the CV-240 family of aircraft introduced in 1948—still flies today as part of a wide range of operations, including as a firefighting tanker. 

 

Safe access to the aircraft’s horizontal stabilizer during maintenance is a challenge. The team responsible for servicing these aircraft at Wildfire Management Branch in La Ronge, Canada, also wanted a system that didn’t take up a lot of room and that their own people could be trained to set-up and take down by themselves. SafeSmart Aviation found a way.

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SafeSmart Aviation at ap&m London
SafeSmart Aviation at ap&m London
The global MRO procurement expo, ap&m Europe, is being held in London from May 31 to June 1, 2017. And aviation height access and technician safety provider SafeSmart Aviation will be there to engage with key stakeholders in the MRO industry.
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Bombardier, Beijing and Business Jets
Bombardier, Beijing and Business Jets

Tianjin airport, with a 17 percent increase in aircraft movement from the previous year, serves as a micro-case that represents the bigger picture in the aviation space in China.

And business jet giant Bombardier are ready to service the demand.

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EASA Approves Vietnam’s VAECO
EASA Approves Vietnam’s VAECO
In a report from MRO Network this week, the aviation industry in Vietnam has this week seen a big new step towards aircraft maintenance autonomy, that will help with running Vietnam’s most lucrative industry run more efficiently.
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SafeSmart Aviation to Exhibit at MRO Americas
SafeSmart Aviation to Exhibit at MRO Americas

Custom portable height access maker SafeSmart Aviation will attend MRO Americas 2017, to display their range of work platforms and hangar organization accessories. 

MRO Americas—supported by Aviation Week—is this year being held in Orlando, Florida, and is the premier event where the biggest players of the Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul industry converge.

 

 

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Remote MRO to the Extreme. Literally.
Remote MRO to the Extreme. Literally.
When a Swiss Boeing 777-300ER, en route from Zurich to LA needs to make an emergency landing for engine replacement, a remote Canadian town's airport is ready to serve.
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The Real Expense of an Unmonitored Maintenance Space
The Real Expense of an Unmonitored Maintenance Space
In the UK, a Stansted Airport-based aviation engineering firm has been fined by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), after serious injuries sustained by two technicians in 2015.
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F-35 Stimulates Australian Maintenance Jobs
F-35 Stimulates Australian Maintenance Jobs

After negotiations, development and political to-and-fro for the last fifteen years, the recent display of the Lockheed Martin F-35 Joint Fighter at the Avalon Airshow became the first and final confirmation to the Australian public that the fighter was here to stay, as a permanent fixture in the RAAF’s fleet.

The potential for supplier and maintenance contractor opportunities in Australia is looking good.

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