(3) ensuring the supervision of personnel who have not been assessed as competent (2) addressing a failure or degradation of ATSEP competence, including an appeal process (1) assessing the initial and ongoing competence of ATSEP (a) establish, implement and document processes for: * ATSEP.OR.305 Assessment of initial and ongoing competenceĪ service provider employing ATSEP shall:
However, due to common training requirements, the training output shall be the same (meaning competent ATSEP on comparable level]) and a competence assessment shall be done*. Įven though there are common training requirements, so the training objectives are the same, the training process in different organisations may be different (use of different training material, course duration, teaching techniques, different local environment, organisational structure, culture, etc. Similar provisions are also available on global level: EU Regulation 2017/373 + EASA AMC/GM (under review of EASA RMT.0719).Eurocontrol ATSEP CCC Initial Training ,.Harmonisation of ATSEP training in Europe is based on common training requirements laid down in the following documents:
QUASAR members also participate in other international projects including EASA RMT.0719 (update of regulation (EU) 2017/373 and associated AMC/GM).ĪNS CR / CANI is a core founding member of QUASAR. It became an internationally recognized group of experts on ATSEP training and an outstanding example of both intra- and inter- FAB cooperation.
It's formal status is coming from FAB CE HR SuC activities and FABEC Training Task Force. QUASAR (Questionnaire for ATSEP Standard Assessment Routines) initiative is an inter-FAB cooperation on ATSEP assessment harmonisation with ambitions to become European quasi-standard.
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