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§ 121.374
operations specifications, for each air-
plane-engine combination used in
ETOPS. The certificate holder must
develop this ETOPS CAMP by
supplementing the manufacturer’s
maintenance program or the CAMP
currently approved for the certificate
holder. This ETOPS CAMP must in-
clude the following elements:
(a)
ETOPS maintenance document.
The
certificate holder must have an ETOPS
maintenance document for use by each
person involved in ETOPS.
(1) The document must—
(i) List each ETOPS significant sys-
tem,
(ii) Refer to or include all of the
ETOPS maintenance elements in this
section,
(iii) Refer to or include all supportive
programs and procedures,
(iv) Refer to or include all duties and
responsibilities, and
(v) Clearly state where referenced
material is located in the certificate
holder’s document system.
(b)
ETOPS pre-departure service check.
Except as provided in Appendix P of
this part, the certificate holder must
develop a pre-departure check tailored
to their specific operation.
(1) The certificate holder must com-
plete a pre-departure service check im-
mediately before each ETOPS flight.
(2) At a minimum, this check must—
(i) Verify the condition of all ETOPS
Significant Systems;
(ii) Verify the overall status of the
airplane by reviewing applicable main-
tenance records; and
(iii) Include an interior and exterior
inspection to include a determination
of engine and APU oil levels and con-
sumption rates.
(3) An appropriately trained mainte-
nance person, who is ETOPS qualified,
must accomplish and certify by signa-
ture ETOPS specific tasks. Before an
ETOPS flight may commence, an
ETOPS pre-departure service check
(PDSC) Signatory Person, who has
been authorized by the certificate hold-
er, must certify by signature, that the
ETOPS PDSC has been completed.
(4) For the purposes of this paragraph
(b) only, the following definitions
apply:
(i) ETOPS qualified person: A person
is ETOPS qualified when that person
satisfactorily completes the operator’s
ETOPS training program and is au-
thorized by the certificate holder.
(ii) ETOPS PDSC Signatory Person:
A person is an ETOPS PDSC Signatory
Person when that person is ETOPS
qualified and that person:
(A) When certifying the completion
of the ETOPS PDSC in the United
States:
(
1
) Works for an operator authorized
to engage in part 121 operation or
works for a part 145 repair station; and
(
2
) Holds a U.S. Mechanic’s Certifi-
cate with airframe and powerplant rat-
ings.
(B) When certifying the completion
of the ETOPS PDSC outside of the U.S.
holds a certificate in accordance with
§ 43.17(c)(1) of this chapter; or
(C) When certifying the completion
of the ETOPS PDSC outside the U.S.
holds the certificates needed or has the
requisite experience or training to re-
turn aircraft to service on behalf of an
ETOPS maintenance entity.
(iii) ETOPS maintenance entity: An
entity authorized to perform ETOPS
maintenance and complete ETOPS
PDSC and that entity is:
(A) Certificated to engage in part 121
operations;
(B) Repair station certificated under
part 145 of this chapter; or
(C) Entity authorized pursuant to
§ 43.17(c)(2) of this chapter.
(c)
Limitations on dual maintenance.
(1) Except as specified in paragraph
(c)(2), the certificate holder may not
perform scheduled or unscheduled dual
maintenance during the same mainte-
nance visit on the same or a substan-
tially similar ETOPS Significant Sys-
tem listed in the ETOPS maintenance
document, if the improper mainte-
nance could result in the failure of an
ETOPS Significant System.
(2) In the event dual maintenance as
defined in paragraph (c)(1) of this sec-
tion cannot be avoided, the certificate
holder may perform maintenance pro-
vided:
(i) The maintenance action on each
affected ETOPS Significant System is
performed by a different technician, or
(ii) The maintenance action on each
affected ETOPS Significant System is
performed by the same technician
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