B1 B2 PW4000 as fitted to Boeing 777-200/300 – Theoretical Course
Course Objectives
Provide the learner with theoretical knowledge of the PW4000 Engine systems. The learner will be able to perform powerplant, component and function tests as specified in the aircraft manual. Demonstrate the use, interpret and apply appropriate documentation including troubleshooting manual etc. Correlate information for the purpose of making decisions in respect of fault diagnosis and rectification to maintenance manual levels. Describe procedures for replacement of components unique to engine type.
Location
Shannon, Ireland or at a location suitable to you for group bookings.
REQUEST A CALLBACKTarget Group
B1 B2 Licensed Engineers who wish to add Boeing 777 PW4000 to their Aircraft Maintenance License.
Recommended Minimum Requirements
B1 or B2 Holder of Boeing 777-200/300 with GE90 or RR RB211 Trent 800.
Exam
Multi-choice written examinations.
Certificate
Easa Part 147 Approved Type Certificate of Recognition.
Course Content
Detailed training material on PW4000 Engine as fitted to B777 including interface. Engine system operation covering each ATA chapter applicable to the engine type. Discussion on the service history and common maintenance issues with the engine type.
Price per Participant
Instruction Method
Instructor led classroom presentation.
Completion Standard
Per Easa Part 147 regulation.
How will this Course Benefit me?
This course with the PW4000 Practical course will add the 777 PW4000 Type rating to your AML . Students wishing to attain their first type rating also require Initial Type OJT in addition to the Theory and Practical training.
Is this Course Right for me?
Gives the attendee an all-round knowledge and understanding of the engine and interface systems. This course enables the attendee greater opportunity in attaining work on the type.
Related Courses for Competence Development
B1 B2 PW4000 as fitted to Boeing 777-200/300 including Interface Practical.
B1 B2 PW4000 as fitted to Boeing 777-200/300 including Interface – Practical Course
Course Objectives
Provide the learner with practical knowledge of the engine systems. The learner will be able to perform system, powerplant, maintenance and function checks as specified in the Aircraft maintenance manual. Demonstrate the use, interpret and apply appropriate documentation including the FIM (fault isolation manual) and SRM (structural repair manual). The learner will be able to correlate information for making decisions in respect of fault diagnosis and rectification. describe procedures for replacement of components unique to aircraft type.
Location
Shannon, Ireland or at a location suitable to you for group bookings.
REQUEST A CALLBACKTarget Group
- B1 or B2 Licensed Engineers who wish to add Boeing 777 PW4000 to their Aircraft Maintenance License
- Maintenance personnel who hold a basic AML and wish to add type ratings.
Recommended Minimum Requirements
B1 and or B2 B777 GE90 and/or B777 RR RB211 Trent 800 Type Rating on their AML.
Exam
Practical Assessment.
Certificate
Easa Part 147 Approved Type Certificate of Recognition.
Course Content
Part 147 Approved task training which includes : Location and identification of components, system bite checks and tests, troubleshooting process and procedures review.
Price per Participant
Instruction Method
Instructor led practical task training.
Completion Standard
Per Easa Part 147 regulation.
How will this Course Benefit me?
This course with the PW4000 theory course will add the B777 PW4000 Type rating to your AML. Students wishing to attain their first type rating also require Initial Type OJT in addition to the Theory and Practical training.
Is this Course Right for me?
Gives the attendee an all-round knowledge and understanding of the airframe and engine type. This course enables the attendees greater opportunities in attaining work on the type.
Related Courses for Competence Development
B1 B2 PW4000 as Fitted to Boeing 777-200/300 Theory Course.