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Last updated on October 2nd, 2024 at 06:29 am

EASA Part 66 Materials and Hardware Module

Essential Training for B2 Avionics Maintenance Technicians

The EASA Part 66 Materials and Hardware module is meticulously crafted to meet the stringent requirements specified in the latest EASA Part 66 revision (2023-989). This module, like all ATB EASA courses, is structured to align perfectly with the content, sequence, and learning levels mandated for an approved B2 Avionics Maintenance Technician program. Its comprehensive approach has earned recognition and approval from numerous national aviation authorities, making it an integral part of training curricula in Part 147 approved maintenance training organizations.

Module Overview

According to EASA Part 66 Appendix 1, this module is divided into 16 comprehensive sections, each covering critical aspects of materials and hardware used in aircraft maintenance:

1. Aircraft Materials — Ferrous (L1/L2)
2. Aircraft Materials — Non-Ferrous (L1/L2)
3. Aircraft Materials — Composites (L2)
4. Aircraft Materials — Wood (L2)
5. Aircraft Materials — Fabric (L2)
6. Corrosion (L1/L3)
7. Fasteners — Screw Threads (L2)
8. Fasteners — Bolts, Studs & Screws (L2)
9. Fasteners — Locking Devices (L2)
10. Fasteners — Rivets (L2)
11. Pipes & Unions
12. Springs
13. Bearings
14. Transmissions
15. Control Cables
16. Electrical Cables and Connectors

(A detailed table of contents is available through the “Look Inside” feature for a comprehensive overview.)

Learning Levels and Focus

It’s important to highlight that the required learning levels for the B2 license module differ from those of the B1 edition. The B1 module encompasses additional topics and delves into more advanced material. Each subject in the B2 module is presented using clear, accessible language and is enriched with high-quality, full-color illustrations. This educational approach ensures that students not only understand theoretical concepts but also recognize the practical application of each skill in their daily roles as aircraft technicians within the aviation maintenance industry.

Instructor Support Services

For educational institutions aiming to adopt ATB modules as primary teaching resources, we offer a suite of supplementary services to enhance the learning experience:

• Projectable Image Banks: High-resolution images and diagrams for engaging classroom presentations.
• Comprehensive Examination Question Database: An extensive collection of exam questions to assess and reinforce student understanding.
• Dedicated Instructor Support: Tailored assistance to meet instructors’ needs and ensure compliance with competent authority requirements.

Why Choose the EASA Part 66 Materials and Hardware Module?

• Regulatory Compliance: Fully aligned with the latest EASA standards (Revision 2023-989), ensuring up-to-date training.
• Recognized Excellence: Approved by multiple national authorities and integrated into Part 147 training programs worldwide.
• Practical Skills Development: Equips students with the foundational knowledge and hands-on skills essential for success in the aviation maintenance field.
• Enhanced Learning Experience: Combines clear explanations with visual aids to facilitate effective learning and retention.

Equip yourself or your students with the comprehensive knowledge required to excel in the aviation maintenance industry. The EASA Part 66 Materials and Hardware module is more than just a course—it’s a stepping stone towards a successful career as a certified B2 Avionics Maintenance Technician.

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