AMA-200 PWS - Appendix B 05-21-18.pdf

APPENDIX B

Contract Instructor Qualifications

PWS Section 7

Information regarding the tasks for use in connection with the solicitation for

FAA ACADEMY REGULATORY STANDARDS DIVISION

INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES CONTRACT

February 9, 2018 Revised May 21, 2018

Appendix B Regulatory Standards Division Instructional Services Qualifications i

Table of Contents

7.2.2.1 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Courses 12020, 21000087

7.2.2.2 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 12032

7.2.2.3 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 21423

7.2.2.4 Specialized Instructor – Course 12062

7.2.2.5 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Courses 18801, 21000071

7.2.2.6 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Courses 21026, 15205

7.2.2.7 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 20147

7.2.2.8 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Courses 21058, 21811, 21000064, 15203, 15205, 18701, 21000084, 21000090, 21000091

7.2.2.9 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Courses 21058, 15203, 15205, 18701, 21000019, 21000060, 21000105

7.2.2.10 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor - Courses 21058, 18701, 21000064, 21811

7.2.2.11 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 21430

7.2.2.12 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 21609

7.2.2.13 Aviation Safety Inspector /Instructor - Courses 15201, 18700, 18710, 21621

7.2.2.14 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Courses 15201, 18700, 18710, 21621

7.2.2.15 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 22005

7.2.2.16 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Courses 22100, 22104, 21000053, 21000078 ...4

7.2.2.17 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 22101

7.2.2.18 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 22102, 21000043

7.2.2.19 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 22518

7.2.2.20 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 25702

7.2.2.21 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 25704

7.2.2.22. Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 25712

7.2.2.23 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Courses 21000017

7.2.2.24 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Courses 21000019, 21000060

7.2.2.25 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 21000049, 21000103

7.2.2.26 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Courses 21000028, 21000072, 21000089

7.2.2.27 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 21000033 ii

7.2.2.28 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Courses 21000039, 21000068

7.2.2.29 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 21000056

7.2.2.30 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Courses 21000058, 21000063

7.2.2.31 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Courses 21000059, 21000105, 15249001

7.2.2.32 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 21000059, 21000105

7.2.2.33 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 21000061

7.2.2.34 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 21000065

7.2.2.35 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 21000076

7.2.2.36 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 21000077

7.2.2.37 Instructors – Aviation Safety Inspectors – Course 21000079

7.2.2.38 Instructors – Aviation Safety Inspectors – Course 21000081

7.2.2.39 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 21000082

7.2.2.40 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 21000083

7.2.2.41 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Courses 21000088

7.2.2.42 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 21000094

7.2.2.43 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Courses 21000098

7.2.2.44 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Courses 21000107, 21000108, 21000109

7.2.2.45 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 21000107

7.2.2.46 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 21000108

7.2.2.47 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 21000109

7.2.2.48 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor - Courses 21000111, 21000113

7.2.2.49 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 21000119

7.2.2.50 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 21000122

7.2.2.51 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 21000125, 21000126, 21000127

7.2.2.52. Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 21000132

7.2.2.53 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 21400004

7.2.2.54 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 27100199

7.2.2.55 Aircraft Certification Specialized Instructor – Courses 21018

7.2.2.56 Specialized Instructor – Course 21030

7.2.2.57 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor– Course 21000099

7.2.2.58 Aircraft Certification Specialized Instructor - Course 22000062

7.2.2.59 Aircraft Certification Specialized Instructor - Course 22100001 iii

7.2.2.60 Instructional Systems Specialist Personnel

7.2.2.61 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 15203

7.2.2.62 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Courses 15209001

7.2.2.63 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 15212001

7.2.2.64 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course , 15218001

7.2.2.65 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 15206

7.2.2.66 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 27100259

7.2.2.67 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 21000136

7.2.2.68 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 21000148

7.2.2.69 Specialized Instructor – Course 22000125

Appendix B Regulatory Standards Division Instructional Services Qualifications

7.2.2.1 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Courses 12020 and 21000087 All Contract Aviation Safety Inspector instructor personnel assigned to instruct in the Compliance and Enforcement Courses must have: (1) three years’ experience, which has provided familiarity with aircraft operations in the aviation industry, and (2) three years’ experience which has provided knowledge and skills working with Federal laws, regulations and policies regulating aviation activities and (3) must have written at least 6 full Enforcement Investigative Reports recommending legal action (civil penalty or certificate action.)

7.2.2.2 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 12032. Contract instructor personnel assigned to instruct in Course 21423 (Flight Standards Automation Tools) must meet one of the following: (1) two years, within the last five years, experience working as an Aviation Safety Inspector (ASI) whose duties required the regular utilization of Flight Standards automation tools; or (2) two years of experience, within the last 10 years, working as an Aviation Safety Inspector (ASI) whose duties required the regular utilization of Flight Standards automation tools and has taught ASI related courses at the FAA Academy within the last two years. Experience with the following AVS/AFS automated systems is highly desirable: eFSAS, PTRS, eVID, NPTRS, NVIS, FSIMS, MSAT-A, MSAT-B, EIS, AIDS, FAAMIS, QMITS, and SPAS.

7.2.2.3 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor - Course 21423. Contract instructor personnel assigned to instruct in Course 21423 (Flight Standards Automation Tools) must meet one of the following: (1) two years, within the last five years, experience working as an Aviation Safety Inspector (ASI) whose duties required the regular utilization of Flight Standards automation tools; or (2) two years of experience, within the last 10 years, working as an Aviation Safety Inspector (ASI) whose duties required the regular utilization of Flight Standards automation tools and has taught ASI related courses at the FAA Academy within the last two years. Experience with the following AVS/AFS automated systems is highly desirable: eFSAS, PTRS, eVID, NPTRS, NVIS, FSIMS, MSAT-A, MSAT-B, EIS, AIDS, FAAMIS, QMITS, and SPAS.

7.2.2.4 Specialized Instructor – Course 12062 All contract instructor personnel assigned to instruct in the Crew Resource Management (CRM) Initial course must meet the following qualifications: (1) Possess a post-graduate degree; and (2) Currently engaged to instruct or have been instructing during the previous calendar year at an accredited university or commercial equivalent conducting an established matrix of aviation safety management and human factors/crew resource management courses; and (3) Have university experience at the associate or assistant professor level or commercial equivalent spanning at least the previous 5-year period; or (4) taught as an FAA Academy instructor in course 12062 since 2017.

7.2.2.5 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor (Operations) - Courses 18801 and 21000071 All contractor instructor personnel assigned to instruct in General Aviation Operations subjects must: (1) have three years’ experience which has provided skills and knowledge in the specialized field of aircraft operations and (2) have one year experience as an Aviation Safety Inspector - Operations at a Flight Standards field office or as an Aviation Safety Inspector (Operations - Instruction) teaching FAA Academy General Aviation Operations Courses, and (3) hold at least a commercial pilot certificate with airplane single engine and multi-engine land and instrument ratings and a flight instructor certificate with airplane single engine and multi-engine land and instrument ratings.

7.2.2.6 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Courses 21026 and 15205 All contractor instructor personnel assigned to instruct Suspected Unapproved Parts (SUP) must have: (1) three years’ experience involving technical supervision or management of manufacturing and/or maintenance for type certificated aircraft and/or products, and (2) three years’ experience as an Aviation Safety Inspector- Airworthiness in a Flight Standards District Office or three years of experience as an Aviation Safety Inspector in a Manufacturing Inspection district Office or three years of experience as (Airworthiness-Instructor) teaching airworthiness in the FAA Academy. In the absence of meeting requirements (1) and (2) the instructor must have extensive experience with course material and instruction on the topic of suspected unapproved parts and be paired with an instructor that meets the requirements of (1) and (2) above. The Law Enforcement portion of this class may be taught by personnel with Department of Transportation, Inspector General experience in the investigation of Suspected Unapproved Parts and be paired with an instructor who meets the requirements of (1) and (2) above.

7.2.2.7 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 21047 All contractor instructor personnel assigned to instruct in the Aircraft Dispatcher Functions for ASI’s course 21047 must: (1) Have a minimum of two 2 years’ experience, as an Aviation Safety Inspector – Air Carrier Operations at a Flight Standards District Office, Certificate Management Office, Flight Standards Headquarters Staff Division overseeing job tasks related to Aircraft Dispatcher Job Tasks or as an Aviation Safety Inspector (Operations Instructor) teaching at the FAA Academy and (2) Be knowledgeable of and have field work experience using FAA Order 8900.1 Flight Standards Information Management System (FSIMS) OR (3) Hold an Airline Transport Pilot Certificate with an airplane category and multi-engine class ratings or an Aircraft Dispatcher Certificate and (4) Have been employed in the aviation industry within the previous 10 years, in some capacity that requires the individual to hold an ATP certificate or Dispatcher certificate issued by the Federal Aviation Administration.

7.2.2.8 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor - Courses 21058, 21811, 21000064, 15203, 15205, 18701, 21000084, 21000090, and 21000091. All contractor instructor personnel assigned to instruct in general aviation airworthiness subjects must have (1) three years experience involving technical supervision or management of the maintenance and repair of airframes, power plants, and aircraft systems with responsibility for their airworthiness. This experience must demonstrate a broad comprehensive knowledge of aircraft and (2) FAA mechanic certificate with airframe and power plant ratings, and (3) One year experience as an Aviation Safety Inspector - Airworthiness in a Flight Standards District Office or one year of experience as an Aviation Safety Inspector (Airworthiness-Instructor) teaching airworthiness in the FAA Academy.

7.2.2.9 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Courses 21058, 15203, 15205, 18701, 21000019, 21000060, and 21000105 All contractor instructor personnel assigned to instruct in air carrier air-worthiness subjects must have: (1) three years’ experience involving technical supervision or management of the maintenance and repair, with responsibility for airworthiness, of airframes, power plants and systems of large transport category aircraft maintained under the provisions of a continuous airworthiness maintenance and inspection program, and (2) FAA Mechanic Certificate with airframe and power plant ratings, and (3) three years’ experience as an Aviation Safety Inspector- Airworthiness in a Flight Standards

District Office or three years of experience as an Aviation Safety Inspector (Airworthiness-Instructor) teaching airworthiness in the FAA Academy.

7.2.2.10 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Courses 21058, 18701, 21000064 and 21811 All contractor instructor personnel assigned to instruct in aviation safety subjects must have:

(1) three years of experience involving technical supervision or management of the maintenance and repair of aircraft systems with responsibility for their airworthiness, or (2) three years’ experience in the operation as a pilot crewmember in a transport category aircraft or an aircraft equivalent in size to a transport category aircraft and (3) one year experience as an Aviation Safety Inspector in a Flight Standards District Office (FSDO), Certificate Management Office (CMO) or other Flight Standards Office having comparable airman and certificate oversight responsibility, and (4) instructor personnel assigned to instruct in the En Route Inspection Procedures courses must have experience in performing multiple en route inspections.

7.2.2.11. Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 21430 All contractor instructors assigned to instruct or do revision in the Aviation Safety Action Program (ASAP) course must have at least: (1) 3 years’ experience as an journeyman or principal operations or maintenance inspector assigned duties in a Flight Standards field or regional office, i.e.: GADO, ACDO, ACDO, CMO, or IFO with emphasis in the inspection and oversight of operators engaging in the operation of large turbojet aircraft either in domestic or flag operations under FAR 121 or (2) 3 years’ experience serving in a management capacity of an US certificated airline operating with an approved ASAP program and knowledge of the operation of the established program, or, (3) must have served as an Academy instructor and taught previous versions of the ASAP course or programs in other courses and have experience teaching Air Carrier subjects.

7.2.2.12 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 21609 All contractor instructor personnel assigned to instruct in the Agricultural Aircraft Operators Certification and Inspection course must have: (1) experience as a General Aviation Operations Inspector involved in certification and inspection of agricultural operators and (2) experience as a General Aviation Operations Inspector and received a formal course of training at the FAA academy or conducted by industry that involved aerial application if industry course is substituted for the FAA academy course, it must include both ground and flight curriculums or

(3) experience as an FAA academy instructor, instructing in Course 21609, Agricultural Aircraft Operators Certification and Inspection since 1980.

7.2.2.13 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Courses 15201, 15206, 18700, 18710, and 21621 For the purposes of this contract a large aircraft is defined as a large transport turbofan or turbojet powered aircraft with gross takeoff weight over 85,000 pounds. All contractor instructor personnel assigned to instruct in air carrier operations subjects must have a type rating or flight engineer rating in a large aircraft and at least three years operations experience in large aircraft systems. This experience may include: (1) line flying experience as a large aircraft pilot flight engineer, (2) time as an Air Carrier Inspector directly involved in a large aircraft operation, (3) Time in a supervisory position requiring a large aircraft type rating or flight engineer rating and in which a large aircraft is utilized. (4) Time as an Aviation Safety Inspector (Operations) Air Carrier Instructor at the FAA Academy in Oklahoma City. (5) Required knowledge of and on-the-job use of FAA Order 8900.1 Flight Standards Information Management System (FSIMS).

7.2.2.14 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Courses 15201, 15206, 118700, 18710, and 21621 All contractor instructor personnel assigned to instruct in Air Carrier Operations Job Functions subjects must: (1) have a minimum of two (2) years’ experience, as an Aviation Safety Inspector – Air Carrier Operations at a Flight Standards District Office, Certificate Management Office or as an Aviation Safety Inspector (Operations Instructor) teaching at the FAA Academy. and (2) be knowledgeable of and have field work experience using FAA Order

8900.1 Flight Standards Information Management System (FSIMS) OR (3) hold an Airline Transport Pilot Certificate with an airplane category and multi-engine class ratings and (4) Have been employed in the aviation industry in some capacity that requires the individual to hold an airman’s certificate issued by the Federal Aviation Administration within the previous four (4) years.

7.2.2.15 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 22005 All contract instructor personnel assigned to instruct in the Safety Performance Analysis System (SPAS) course must have one of the following: (1) 2 years’ experience as a journeyman or principal Maintenance, Airworthiness, or Operations inspector assigned duties in a Flight Standards or Aircraft Certification field, regional, or directorate office, i.e.: FSDO. MIDO, ACDO, IFO. (Qualifications in more than one field is desirable) or (2) 3 years’ experience working with AVR/AFS or other aviation-related government agency automated programs as an Automation Instructor, (or) (3) 2 years’ experience working as an Aviation Safety Technician serving in a Flight Standards office who has demonstrated successful completion of all Aviation Safety Technician signature authority job tasks and who has successfully completed FAA Academy course 22005.

7.2.2.16 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Courses 22100, 22104, 21000053, and 21000078 All contract personnel assigned to instruct in courses 22100, 22104, 21000053, and 21000078 must have all of the following: (1) Experience as a General Operation Inspector, General Aviation (GA) or (2) Experience as a Frontline Manager/Manager with GA Operations oversight responsibilities; and (3) Required knowledge of and on-the-job use of FAA order

8400.10 or 8900.1 Flight Standards Information Management System (FSIMS) and (3) Required knowledge of and on-the-job use of 14 CFR Part 135.

7.2.2.17 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 22101 All contractor instructor personnel assigned to instruct in the Pilot Schools course must have: (1) experience as a General Aviation Operations Inspector, involved in the certification and oversight responsibilities of FAA approved pilot school since 1997 or (2) recent experience as a Chief Instructor, Assistant Chief Instructor for an FAA approved pilot school or (3) have held a position as chief flight instructor in an FAA approved pilot school and possess a degree in an aviation related field or (4) taught as an FAA academy instructor in Course 22101 since 1997 or

(5) experience as a Designated Pilot Examiner and is currently flight training or teaching pilot certification and aviation related subjects.

7.2.2.18 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Courses 22102, and 21000043 All contractor personnel assigned to instruct in Flight Simulator Evaluation must have the following: (1) Formal training in how the FAA evaluates and qualifies Flight Simulation Devices or (2) Actual experience in evaluating and qualifying a Flight Simulation Device for the FAA, such as a member of the National Simulator Program/National Resource Inspector, a 121 Certificated Air Carrier Simulator Test Pilot, FAA Part 142 School simulator test evaluation personnel, military trained simulator test evaluation personnel, etc. or (3) Training in how to evaluate a simulator Quality Assurance Program, such as International Standards Organization (ISO 9000), 6 Sigmas, etc. and (4) Licensed multi-engine pilot or an engineering degree in an aeronautical field.

7.2.2.19 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 22518 All contract instructor personnel assigned to instruct nondestructive testing technical subjects must: (1) have an ASNT Level III rating for each respective subject taught or at least the experience and qualifications required for the ASNT Level III rating, and (2) at least one year of classroom instruction experience.

Contract instructor personnel assigned to instruct certification, evaluation, and surveillance of aircraft certification facilities or operators must: (1) have the regulatory knowledge and experience of an ASI (Airworthiness or Manufacturing), and (2) at least one year of classroom instruction experience.

7.2.2.20 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor - Course 25702 – All contractor personnel assigned to instruct in the Flight Standards (AFS) OJT Techniques course must have: (1) a minimum of three years of experience as an Aviation Safety Inspector, or (2) Show a background of skills in oral and verbal communication, behavior modeling, facilitation, and Train-the-Trainer, and (3) experience as an AFS OJT Program Manager, AFS OJT Trainer, or other AFS OJT Program experience, and (4) It is preferable that contractors with these qualifications have a baccalaureate or higher degree in education, management, or an aviation degree discipline, or at least three years’ experience in adult education.

7.2.2.21 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor - Course 25704 – All contractor personnel assigned to instruct in the Flight Standards Foundations for Principal inspectors course, must have: (1) a minimum of three years of experience as an Aviation Safety Principal Inspector, or

(2) Strong skills in oral and verbal communication, behavior modeling, and facilitation, and (3) It is preferable that contractors with these qualifications have a baccalaureate or higher degree in education, management, or an aviation degree discipline, or at least three years’ experience in adult education.

7.2.2.22 Instructors – Aviation Safety Inspectors – Course 25712 All contractor personnel assigned to instruct in the Continuing Analysis and Surveillance System (CASS)course must have (1) a minimum of three years’ experience as an Aviation Safety Inspector – Airworthiness (Maintenance or Avionics) delegated 14 CFR Part 121 Air Carrier oversight, and (2) Strong skills in auditing techniques, and qualitative and quantitative analytical methods, techniques, and thought processes to identify problems, Root cause Analysis, Hazard identification, risk assessment and development of corrective action plans.(3) It is preferable that contractors with these qualifications have had experience working directly with operators certification and surveillance responsibilities under 14 CFR Parts 121 and 135 (10 or more) in the CASS discipline.

7.2.2.23 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor- Course 21000017: All contractor instructor personnel assigned to instruct in the FAASTeam Program Manager (FPM) course must have: 1) 2 years’ experience as a GA Ops or GA Maintenance Inspector, and 2) Successful completion of the FAASTeam Program Manager Course, and 3) Strong skills in oral and verbal communication, and facilitation, and 4) Must also be familiar with the FAASafety.gov website and National FAASTeam Sharepoint site, and 5) It is preferable that contractors with these qualifications have a baccalaureate or higher degree in education, management, or an aviation degree discipline, or at least three years’ experience in adult education, and 6) Previous FAASTeam Program Manager experience is preferred, and 7) The instructor should also have a working knowledge of FAA Order 8900.1 ,Flight Standards Information Management System (FSIMS) and Advisory Circulars applicable to the FAASTeam mission.

7.2.2.24 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Courses 21000019 and 21000060 All contractor instructor personnel assigned to instruct in air carrier air-worthiness subjects must have: (1) three years’ experience involving technical supervision or management of the maintenance and repair, with responsibility for airworthiness, of airframes, power plants and systems of large transport category aircraft maintained under the provisions of a continuous airworthiness maintenance and inspection program, and (2) FAA Mechanic Certificate with airframe and power plant ratings, and (3) three years’ experience as an Aviation Safety Inspector-Air Carrier Airworthiness in a Flight Standards District Office with intimate knowledge of the Air Transportation Oversight System (ATOS) or three years of experience as an Aviation Safety Inspector (Airworthiness-Instructor) teaching airworthiness in the FAA Academy.

7.2.2.25 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 21000049 and 21000103. All contractor instructor personnel assigned to instruct in Air Carrier Operations Practical Application Workshop subjects must have: A minimum of three years’ experience as part of an Air Carrier Certificate Management Team as an Operations Aviation Safety Inspector (ASI).

7.2.2.26 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Courses 21000028, 21000072 and 21000089 All contractor instructor personnel assigned to instruct in Air Carrier Operations Job Functions subjects in courses 21000028 or 21000072 must: (1) Have a minimum of two 2 years’ experience, as an Aviation Safety Inspector – Air Carrier Operations at a Flight Standards District Office, Certificate Management Office, Flight Standards Headquarters Staff Division overseeing job tasks related to these three courses or as an Aviation Safety Inspector (Operations Instructor) teaching at the FAA Academy and (2) Be knowledgeable of and have field work experience using FAA Order 8900.1 Flight Standards Information Management System (FSIMS) OR (3) Hold an Airline Transport Pilot Certificate with an airplane category and multi-engine class ratings and (4) Have been employed in the aviation industry in some capacity that requires the individual to hold an airman’s certificate issued by the Federal Aviation Administration within the previous four (4) years.

7.2.2.27 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 21000033 All contract instructor personnel assigned to instruct in the Extended Operation (ETOPS) Maintenance Programs Course must: (1) have been an Aviation Safety Inspector when employed by the FAA and (2) have three years’ experience as an Aviation Safety Inspector - (Airworthiness or Operations) assigned to a Flight Standards District Office or Certificate Management Office and (3) have a total of 3 years’ experience in ETOPS operations.

7.2.2.28 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 21000039, 21000068 All contractor instructor personnel assigned to instruct in the International Civil Aviation for Inspectors course must meet the following qualifications: Knowledge: (1) Have a thorough working knowledge of the Chicago Convention on Civil Aviation, and the applicable sections of International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) Annexes 1, 6.and 8; and Experience: (1) Have at least three years of experience as an Aviation Safety Inspector, Series 1825 and (2)Have at least 2 years’ experience directly relating to International safety oversight of foreign air carrier operations under Title 14, CFR Part 129; or (3) Previously qualified in one or more of the three international inspector cadres established by AFS including: assessment team cadre, technical assistance team cadre, or the ICAO Endorsed Government Safety Inspector training cadre; or

(4) Have a minimum of one year of experience as an active team member or team leader in the FAA’s International Aviation Safety Assessment, with participation in a minimum of two IASA assessments; or (5) Participated in two or more AFS-50 technical assistance assignments;

or (6) Previously qualified by AFS-50 to instruct in one of the following courses: 21000039, 21000068, 21000099 and ICAO Endorsed Government Safety training courses provided by AMA-800, within the past five years.

7.2.2.29 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 21000056 All contractor personnel assigned to instruct in Air Cargo Operations must possess (1) 3 years’ experience involving technical supervision or management of maintenance and repair of Cargo Unit Load Devices and Cargo handling Systems, or (2) 3 years of experience involving the operational supervision of a CFR 121/135 Air Cargo operation, or (3) 3 years’ experience as an Aviation Safety Inspector in a Flight Standards District Office or 3 years of experience as an instructor teaching in the FAA Academy.

7.2.2.30 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Courses 21000058 and 21000063 All contract instructor personnel assigned to instruct in the Operations Specifications - OPSS course must have one of the following: (1) Had 2 years’ experience as a journeyman or principal Maintenance, Airworthiness, or Operations inspector assigned duties in a Flight Standards or Aircraft Certification field, regional, or directorate office, i.e.: GADO, FSDO. MIDO, ACDO, IFO.

(Qualifications in more than one field is desirable) or(2) Had 2 years’ experience as an active member on the national development team for the OPSS Automated program and worked as an instructor on the OPSS course or(3) Had 2 years’ experience as an instructor at the FAA Academy teaching certification using automated systems.

7.2.2.31 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 21000059, 21000105, 21000150 and 15249001 All contract instructor personnel assigned to instruct in Safety Management courses must meet the following qualifications: (1) Possess a bachelor’s degree or higher in Education, Management, or an aviation degree discipline Or 2) a minimum of 3 years’ experience developing and implementing aviation Safety Management Systems for government or industry and (3) Show a background in oral and verbal communication skills, facilitator skills, and curriculum analysis and design; or (4) Have a background in methods to evaluate safety management systems and management concepts, or have performed mid-management duties in the FAA or private business.

7.2.2.32 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Courses 21000059, 21000150 and 21000105 All contract instructor personnel assigned to instruct in the System Safety courses must meet the following qualifications: (1) Possess a bachelor’s degree or higher in Education, Management, or an equivalent degree discipline; (2) Have at least 3 years teaching experience in a public school system, or community college, or university, or DOD education program, or the FAA Academy, or the FAA Center for Management Development; (3) Show a background in oral and verbal communication skills, facilitator skills, and curriculum analysis and design; or

(4) Have a background in methods to evaluate management systems and management concepts, or have performed mid-management duties in the FAA or private business, or have instructed in the Course 22600 – Evaluation of Aviation Management Systems.

7.2.2.33 Instructors - Aviation Safety Inspector – Course 21000061 All contract instructor personnel assigned to instruct in the Flight Validation course must have: (1) completed three years’ experience as a journeyman Operations inspector assigned duties in Flight Standards field, regional, or directorate offices or (2) three years’ experience as a Flight Inspection Pilot and hold at least an Airplane Multiengine Land (AMEL) rating. CFI, Instrument Flight Procedure Development or TERPS knowledge is desirable but not required.

7.2.2.34 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 21000065 All contract instructor personnel assigned to instruct Elements of Avionics Major Alterations course must have: (1) three years of experience involving technical supervision or management of the maintenance and repair of aircraft avionics systems with responsibility for their airworthiness. This experience must demonstrate a broad, comprehensive knowledge of general aviation aircraft and/or air carrier avionics systems, air carrier certification, repair station certification and repairman certification and (2) three years’ experience as an Aviation Safety Inspector (Avionics) in a Flight Standards District Office and (3) three years’s experience evaluating requests for avionics field approvals.

7.2.2.35 Management Instructor - Course 21000076. All contractor personnel assigned to instruct in the Quality Management Leadership (QML) for Flight Standards course, must have:

(1) a baccalaureate or higher degree in education, management, or an aviation degree discipline, and (2) Show a background of skills in oral and verbal communication, behavior modeling, and facilitation, and (3) three years’ experience as a manager, and (4) demonstrated expertise as a teacher of adult learners using competency-based, learner and content-centered, interactive methods, and (5) three years’ experience in a quality management discipline such as ISO 9000, Six Sigma, Lean, or TQM.

7.2.2.36 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 21000077. All contractor instructor personnel assigned to instruct in the Air Ambulance Operations Oversight course must have:

(1) Experience as a pilot crewmember on an Airplane or Helicopter Emergency Medical Services (HEMS) flight operation authorized under Operations Specifications Paragraph A021 with a preference of 1 year experience in that position; or (2) Experience as a Maintenance Supervisor or Maintenance Manager of a Helicopter Emergency Medical Service (HEMS) flight operation authorized under Operations Specifications Paragraph A021 with a preference of 1 year experience in that position; or (3) Experience as an FAA Principal Inspector with oversight responsibilities of a Helicopter Emergency Medical Service (HEMS) flight operation authorized under Operations Specifications Paragraph A021 with a minimum of 1 year experience in that position; or (4) taught as an FAA Academy instructor in course 21000077 since 2017.

7.2.2.37 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 21000079 All contractor instructor personnel assigned to instruct in the AEG and AFS/AIR Interfaces Workshop must have: (1) Experience working with Aircraft Certification Offices (ACO’s) and Aircraft Evaluation Groups (AEG’s). Be familiar with the Airworthiness Directive (AD) process, Master Minimum Equipment List (MMEL) and the process to revise MMEL’s; or (2) have previously instructed in Course 21000079.

7.2.2.38 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Courses 21000081 All contractor instructor personnel assigned to instruct in aviation safety subjects must have: (1) three years of experience involving technical supervision or management of the maintenance and repair of aircraft systems with responsibility for their airworthiness, or (2) three years’ experience in the operation as a pilot crewmember in a transport category aircraft or an aircraft equivalent in size to a transport category aircraft and (3) five years’ experience as an Aviation Safety Inspector in a Flight Standards District Office (FSDO), Certificate Management Office (CMO) or other Flight Standards Office having comparable airman and certificate oversight responsibility, and (4) instructor personnel assigned to instruct in the En Route Inspection Procedures courses must have experience in performing multiple en route inspections.

7.2.2.39 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 21000082 All contract instructor personnel assigned to instruct in the NextGen Technologies course must meet the following qualifications: Knowledge: (1) Must understand and be knowledgeable of Satellite Navigation (SatNav), Data Communications (DataComm), Optimized Profile Descents (OPD), Tailored Arrival (TA), Trajectory Based Operations (TBO), Automatic Dependent Surveillance – Broadcast (ADS-B), Lower Landing Minimums (LLM) and Heads Up Display (HUD), Enhanced Flight Vision Systems (EFVS) and Synthetic Vision Systems (SVS), Surface Movement Guidance and Control System (SMGCS), and Electronic Flight Bag (EFB) systems and (2) Must understand and be knowledgeable in the FAA regulatory, and operational approval requirements for the above including the requirements for various air operator manuals and procedures, and training programs and (3) Must have a thorough knowledge of Title 14 CFR Part 91, 121, 125, and 135 operating rules. The instructor should also have a working knowledge of FAA Order

8900.1 Flight Standards Information Management System (FSIMS). Experience: (1) Must have a minimum of two years full time experience as an air carrier operations inspector with oversight for one or more air carrier operators conducting operations under part 121 or 135.

Preferably, the inspector/instructor will have experience as Principal Operations Inspector (POI) for a part 121 or 135 operators and (2) During their tenure as an Operations Inspector, it is desired that the inspector/instructor will have experience conducting FAA validation tests for part 121 or 135 air carriers. (3) Familiar with the FAA Operations Specification System (WebOps) especially those OpSpecs related to authorizations for SatNav, DataComm, OPD, TA, TBO, ADS-B, LLM and HUD, EFVS and SVS, SMGCS and EFB and (4) It is desired that the instructor have experience as a simulator instructor conducting training under part 121 or 142 in Airbus and/or Boeing aircraft full-flight simulators (Level C or D).

7.2.2.40 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 21000083 All contractor instructor personnel assigned to instruct in the Night Vision Imaging System (NVIS) Familiarization must have: (1)Experience working with operators of Night Vision Imaging System (NVIS) modified aircraft to include conformity of the aircraft with Supplement Type Certificates (STCs), and (2) must have reviewed and approved/accepted operators inspection/maintenance programs and (3)performed surveillance of the aircraft to ensure the NVIS modified aircraft remained in compliance with the installation data and the operators Instructions for Continued Airworthiness (ICA); or (4) have previously instructed in Course 21000083.

7.2.2.41 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 21000088. All contractor instructor personnel assigned to instruct in the Oceanic and International Operations course must have:

(1) A minimum of two (2) years’ experience as an international flight crew member with an FAR part 121 commercial carrier operating international overwater routes or (2) have been an

FAA Inspector assigned to oversight duties of a part 121 commercial carrier operating in international overwater and/or ETOPS routes.

7.2.2.42. Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 21000094 All contractor instructor personnel assigned to instruct in the Airplane Fuel Tank and Electrical Wiring Interconnection Systems Safety course must have: (1) three years’ experience involving technical supervision or management of the maintenance and repair, with responsibility for airworthiness, of transport category aircraft maintained under of provisions of a continuous airworthiness maintenance and inspection program, and (2) an FAA Mechanic Certificate with airframe and power plant ratings, and (3) three years’ experience as an Aviation Safety Inspector- Airworthiness in a Flight Standards District Office and Certificate Management Office with oversight responsibility for air carrier aircraft with a maximum passenger capacity of 30 or more and/or a maximum payload capacity of 7,500 lbs. or more. Experience with aircraft with auxiliary fuel tanks is desirable.

7.2.2.43 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 21000098. All contract instructor personnel assigned to instruct in the Flight Crewmember Evaluation in Simulators course must have the following: (1) Experience in how the FAA evaluates and qualifies a crewmember in a Flight Simulation Device and (2) Actual experience in evaluating crewmembers in a Flight Simulation Device for the FAA or an Air Carrier, as an ASI, DPE, Check-Airman or Check Pilot and (3) Have a total of 3 years’ experience as an ATP or COM pilot, DPE, Check-Airman or Check Pilot.

7.2.2.44 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor - Courses 21000107, 21000108, and 21000109.

All contractor instructor personnel assigned to instruct in Government Safety Inspector (GSI) courses must have: 1) at least 3 years of relevant work experience as an inspector for the course that they will teach, and 2) Successful completion of the FAA Government Safety Inspector Course to be taught.

7.2.2.45 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor - Course 21000107. All contractor instructor personnel assigned to instruct in the Government Safety Inspector (GSI) Airworthiness course must have: 1) at least 3 years of industry experience in airworthiness related activities and 2) at least 3 years of experience as an airworthiness inspector certificating commercial air transport operators authorized to conduct either scheduled or nonscheduled operations in airplanes having a payload capacity of more than 7,500 lbs, and general aviation maintenance organizations.

7.2.2.46 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor - Course 21000108. All contractor instructor personnel assigned to instruct in the Government Safety Inspector (GSI) Operations course must have: 1) a current or previous holder of an Airline Transport Pilot Certificate/License and

2) at least 3 years of experience as a check airman or instructor in airline transport operations or as a licensed flight/ground instructor and 3) a minimum of 3,000 hours flying experience and 4) at least 3 years of experience as an operations inspector certificating commercial air transport operators authorized to conduct either scheduled or nonscheduled operations in airplanes having a payload capacity of more than 7,5000 lbs.

7.2.2.47 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor - Course 21000109. All contractor instructor personnel assigned to instruct in the Government Safety Inspector (GSI) Personnel Licensing course must have: Airworthiness 1) at least 3 years of industry experience in airworthiness related activities and 2) at least 3 years of experience in all aspects of the qualification process for Aircraft maintenance Engineer/Technician/Mechanic licenses and their subsequent issue and renewal and 3) at least 3 years of experience as a maintenance/licensing inspector conducting the approval of maintenance training organizations. OR Operations 1) a current or previous holder of an Airline Pilot License with a type rating in a large airplane and 2) at least 3 years of experience in all aspects of the qualification process for flight crew licenses and their subsequent issue and renewal and 3) at least 3 years of experience as a check pilot or instructor in airline transport operations or scheduled operations or on-demand operations and 4) at least 3 years of experience as an operations/licensing inspector in conducting the approval of flight training organizations and 5) a minimum of 2,000 hours flying experience.

7.2.2.48 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor - Course 21000111 and 21000113 All contractor personnel assigned to instruct in the 21400001 course (General Aviation version) must have a minimum of three years’ experience as an Aviation Safety Inspector delegated management responsibilities for DME, DPRE and/or DPE Designee oversight. All contractor personnel assigned to instruct in the 21400001 course (Air Carrier version) must have a minimum of three years’ experience as an Aviation Safety Inspector delegated management responsibilities for APD and DADE Designee oversight. All contractor personnel assigned to instruct in the 21000111 course must have a minimum of three years’ experience as an Aviation Safety Inspector delegated management responsibilities for DME and DPRS Designee oversight. All contractor personnel assigned to instruct in the 21000113 course must have a minimum of three years’ experience as an Aviation Safety Inspector delegated management responsibilities 14CFR Part 147 oversight (experience in Designated Mechanic Examiner oversight may be substituted as an alternative).

7.2.2.49 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 21000119 All contract instructor personnel assigned to instruct in the NextGen Technologies for Avionics Inspectors course must meet the following qualifications: Knowledge: (1) Must understand and be knowledgeable of Satellite Navigation (SatNav), Data Communications (DataComm), Automatic Dependent Surveillance – Broadcast (ADS-B)-In including TIS-B and FIS-B, ADSB-Out, ADSB-In in trail procedures, Lower Landing Minimums (LLM), Heads Up Display (HUD), Enhanced Flight Vision Systems (EFVS), Synthetic Vision Systems (SVS), Aircraft DATA Network Security (ADNS) and Electronic Flight Bag (EFB) systems and (2) Must understand and be knowledgeable in the FAA regulatory, and operational approval/acceptance requirements for the above including the requirements for various air operator manuals, procedures, and training programs and (3) Must have a thorough knowledge of Title 14 CFR Part 91, 121, 125, and 135 operating rules.

The instructor should also have a working knowledge of FAA Order 8900.1 Flight Standards Information Management System (FSIMS) and Advisory Circulars applicable to the above systems. Experience: (1) Must have a minimum of two years full time experience as an air carrier and/or general aviation avionics/operations inspector with oversight for one or more air carrier operators conducting operations under part 121 or 135. Preferably, the inspector/instructor will have experience as Principal Avionics Inspector (PAI) for part 121 or 135 operators and (2) During their tenure as an Avionics Inspector, it is desired that the inspector/instructor will have experience conducting FAA proving/validation tests for part 121 or 135 air carriers and (3) Familiar with the FAA Operations Specification System (WebOps) especially those OpSpecs related to authorizations for SatNav, DataComm, ADS-B, LLM and HUD, EFVS and SVS, ADNS, EFB including A353 and (4) It is desired that the instructor have experience with data buses and other interfaces used to connect the aforementioned systems in air transportation and general aviation aircraft and (5) Familiar with the 5-step process for approving or accepting an operator’s use of NextGen technologies.

7.2.2.50 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Courses 21000122 All contractor personnel assigned to instruct in the Practical Application Workshop for Unmanned Aircraft Systems course 21000122 must have the following: (1) Experience with Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS), and (2) Three (3) years’ experience as a General Aviation (GA) Operations/Maintenance Aviation Safety Inspector (ASI). and (3) Knowledge of the application process or received formal training on the issuance of a Certificate of Waiver or Authorization (COA) and Special Airworthiness Certification and (4) Knowledgeable and field work experience using FAA Order 8130.34C, and FAA Notice 8900.227, and FAA Order 8900.1 Flight Standards Information Management System (FSIMS).

7.2.2.51 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 21000125, 21000126, 21000127. All contract instructor personnel assigned to instruct in the ASI SAS Interactive Training course 21000125 must: (1) have been an Aviation Safety Inspector when employed by the FAA and (2) completed Course 21000102 or 21000125. All contract instructor personnel assigned to instruct in the 14 CFR 135/145 PI and Manager SAS Interactive Training, course 21000126; and 14 CFR 121 PI and Manager SAS Interactive Training, course 21000127 must: (1) have been an Aviation Safety Inspector when employed by the FAA and (2) taught or observed (sat-through) Course 21000125 within the previous 3 years or (3) been a member of the course development team with Course 21000125/21000126/21000127 or (4) three years SAS field experience.

7.2.2.52 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 21000132. All contract instructor personnel assigned to instruct in the Initial Professionalism course 21000132 must have: (1) a minimum of three years of experience as an Aviation Safety Principal Inspector, or (2) Strong skills in oral and verbal communication, behavior modeling, and facilitation, and (3) It is preferable that contractors with these qualifications have a baccalaureate or higher degree in education, management, or an aviation degree discipline, or at least three years’ experience in adult education.

7.2.2.53 Aviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 21400004 All contractor personnel assigned to instruct in the Oversight of Contract Maintenance and Maintenance Providers course must have (1) a minimum of three years’ experience as an Aviation Safety Inspector – Airworthiness (Maintenance or Avionics) delegated 14 CFR Part 121 Air Carrier oversight, and

(2) Strong skills in current Flight Standards automation systems (FSIMS, ATOS, SPAS,). (3) Contractors with these qualifications should have a minimum of 3 years of experience working with operators contract maintenance processes.

7.2.2.54 Instructional Systems SpecialistAviation Safety Inspector/Instructor – Course 27100199 All contractor personnel assigned to revise and instruct in the Written Communications for Field Managers course must have: a baccalaureate or higher degree in education or a related field, or at least 3 years’ experience teaching communications training, or teaching writing skills in adult education classes.

7.2.2.55 Aircraft Certification Specialized Instructor – Course 21018: All contract instructor personnel assigned to…