Course Detail
| Course Title | : | Boeing B737-600/700/800/900 (CFM56) Category A+C |
| Course Code | : | JCT-0283 / Original – 05 January 2018 |
| Terminal Objective | : | The course is designed for Aircraft Maintenance Technician/Engineer who will be responsible to perform the airframe, engine and avionic maintenance of aircraft Boeing B737-600/700/800/900 with engine CFM56 system in accordance with the applicable Maintenance Manual, the relevant maintenance procedure and meet the Aviation Regulation. |
| Enabling Objective | : | On completion of the course, trainees will be able to: 1. Locate and describe access to major component of the aircraft structure, airframe, engine and avionic systems. 2. Explain the operation of airframe, engine and avionic systems or component using system schematics. 3. Carry out system functional checks as specified in maintenance manual. 4. Operate both portable and on board test equipment (B.I.T.E). 5. Troubleshoot airframe, engine and avionic system. 6. Describe and demonstrate the removal and installation procedures of LRU. 7. Read and interpret maintenance manuals and job cards. 8. Interpret report provided by cockpit crew. 9. Interpret the conditions showed on cockpit reading and indication, BITE, and other information systems. 10. Carry out the general servicing on the aircraft systems. |
| Duration | : | 358.0 hours |
| Classroom | : | 250.0 hours |
| Visit | : | 28.0 hours |
| Practical | : | 80.0 hours |
| Ojt | : | - hours |
| Methods Media | : | Classroom Lectures, using slide/projector. Visit (Aircraft Visit) Observation, Reading Procedures, Hands-on, Paper works. Practical Perform practical training on workshop and/or real aircraft. (Reading Procedures, Hands-on, Paper works, etc.). |
| Examination | : | Assessment based on written examination Consist of Multiple-choice questions. Passed the written examination at least 75 %. Assessment based on performance Passed the performance test assessment. |
| Entry Requirements | : | Holding basic certificate in the respective category, or At least 1 (one) year aircraft maintenance experience in the respective category |
| Course Outline | : | 1. General 2. Air Conditioning & Pressurization System 3. Communication System 4. Electrical System 5. Equipment/Furnishings 6. Fire Protection System 7. Flight Control System 8. Fuel System 9. Hydraulic System 10. Ice & Rain Protection System 11. Indicating & Recording System 12. Landing Gear System 13. Lighting System 14. Navigation System 15. Autopilot System 16. Oxygen System 17. Pneumatic System 18. Water & Waste System 19. Nitrogen Generation System 20. Auxiliary Power Unit 21. Structure, Doors & Windows 22. Engine System (CFM56) 23. DDG/MEL 24. CASR |