The first part of the course, which introduces students to the basic techniques of joining both metallic and non-metallic materials. These techniques are mainly riveting, welding, soldering and gluing. It also introduces the basic metals and non-metals, including composites, which are part of modern aircraft. Last but not least, techniques for fitting springs, gears, gear cables, pipes and hoses to aircraft are presented.
Course provides students with a detailed overview of organisations involved in heavy aircraft maintenance, maintenance planning and also technical documentation. Last but not least, this course introduces how to deal with various aircraft system failures as well as various structural damage and aircraft modifications. Students are also introduced to the self management system and storage procedures in heavy aircraft maintenance.
Basics of screening, technical drawing, technological and operational signs. Hydraulic, pneumatic, fuel, electricity and block diagrams in aviation.