Specialized & Corporate Training

A structured programme covering CAMO procedures, Part-M and Part-CAMO regulatory framework, airworthiness review processes, and maintenance programme development. Designed for CAME authors, Quality Managers, Accountable Managers, and continuing airworthiness personnel seeking a thorough grounding in the current regulatory requirements governing aircraft continuing airworthiness management.

EASA-compliant Human Factors training aligned with Part-66 Module 9. Covers Crew Resource Management (CRM), communication in maintenance environments, fatigue and stress management, and the Maintenance Error Decision Aid (MEDA) methodology. Suitable for both initial qualification and recurrent training requirements under Part-145 and Part-66. Delivered as a standalone module or embedded within a wider continuing training programme.

Focused update sessions covering recent and pending changes to Part-66, Part-145, and Part-147. Essential for Quality Managers, training managers, and certifying staff who need to maintain current awareness of regulatory amendments, EASA notices, and revised acceptable means of compliance. Sessions are structured around specific regulatory revision packages and can be scheduled to align with your organisation's training cycles.

Custom training packages developed in partnership with airlines and MROs. TRITECH conducts a detailed requirements analysis — covering workforce competency gaps, regulatory obligations, aircraft type mix, and scheduling constraints — and designs a programme to meet the organisation's specific needs. Delivery can be on-site at the operator's facility, at TRITECH's Riga training centre, or blended. Suitable for initial qualification programmes, recurrent training obligations, and targeted competency development across maintenance teams.