Candidates will be assessed on practical competencies across the following areas:

• General Aircraft Servicing & Safety

   

  • Application of safety procedures, use of protective equipment

  • Ground handling and aircraft security requirements

   

• Airframe & Systems Tasks

   

  • Operation and functional checks of electrical, hydraulic, and flight control systems

  • Demonstration of fault isolation and rectification procedures

   

• Powerplant (GEnx & Trent 1000)

   

  • Engine ground runs and operational checks

  • Inspection of lubrication, fuel, and ignition systems

  • Thrust reverser checks and operational safety considerations

   

• Avionics (B2 focus)

   

  • Use of onboard test equipment (EICAS, maintenance computer)

  • Functional checks of navigation and communication systems

   

• Documentation & Records

   

  • Accurate completion of logbooks, technical records, and maintenance documentation in accordance with regulatory requirements

   

Format & Assessment

• Conducted on a live aircraft, simulator, or approved training device.

• Each participant performs representative maintenance tasks taken from the Aircraft Maintenance Manual (AMM).

• Assessment is carried out by a Part-147 approved examiner.

• Candidates are evaluated on:

   

  • Practical competence (accuracy, safety, following procedures)

  • Proper use of tools and documentation

  • Time management and regulatory compliance

   

• Completion of the B787 Type Training (Theoretical + Practical) course (GEnx/RR Trent 1000).

• Valid Part-66 B1.1 or B2 AML (or equivalent) as per licensing requirements.

• Demonstrated familiarity with B787 maintenance documentation (AMM, TSM, MEL, etc.).

• English proficiency for technical communication and documentation.