Panduan Item Inspeksi Wajib RII
Panduan Item Inspeksi Wajib RII
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12 Mar 2023
REGULATIONS
Indonesian regulation
Prescriptive Rules
Three (3) basic layers of safety regulations:
• International (Global) regulatory arrangements and requirements,
established and promulgated by the ICAO.
• Regional regulatory arrangements and requirements.
• For example: EASA TCO – Third Country Operators, EASA Part M,
etc.
• National regulatory arrangements and requirements, promulgated in
national legislation and other normative acts by the designated State
authorities.
• For example: Indonesian CASR, FAR, etc.
The ICAO Annexes
EASA Third Country Operators Commission
Regulation (EU) No 452/2014
EASA Third Country Operators Commission
Regulation (EU) No 452/2014
Indonesian regulation
Indonesian Law No 1 Year 2009
on Aviation
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Part 33 Part Part
135
31 34 133
Part
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121
Part Part Part
29 21 35
91
137
SAFETY STANDARD
CERTIFICATION
Part PROCEDURES FOR
PRODUCT AND
Part Part
GENERAL
OPERATING AND
Part
Safe flight use register and
27 PARTS 36 FLIGHT RULES
101 129 certificated aircraft maintained by a
Part Part
25 Part 39
Part qualified person flown by a qualified
107
23
Part Part person
45 141
Part
Part Part
Part 43
63
61 Part
142
PILOT
47 Maintenance, LICENSING
Preventive
Maintenance, Part
Rebuilding, and
Part
Part
145
Alteration
65 60
LICENSING OF
AIRCRAFT Part
Part MAINTENANCE
183
ENGINEER
147
Part 830
Part PM Part
5 67/2017 19
MAINTENANCE PROGRAM
Airworthiness Responsibilities
UU No 1/2009 Pasal 46 CASR 121.363 Responsibility for Airworthiness
(1) Setiap orang yang mengoperasikan (a) Each certificate holder is primarily responsible for:
pesawat udara wajib merawat pesawat (1) The airworthiness of its aircraft, including airframe,
udara, mesin pesawat udara, aircraft engines, propellers, appliances, and parts thereof;
balingbaling pesawat terbang, dan and
komponennya untuk mempertahankan (2) The performance of the maintenance, preventive
keandalan dan kelaikan udara secara maintenance, and alteration of its aircraft, including
berkelanjutan. airframes, aircraft engines, propellers, appliances,
emergency equipment, and parts thereof, in accordance
with its CMM and the the CASR 43.
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Approved by MQ / Chief
Inspector
THM, TFM, TPM
CMM GA Chapter III-2-2 Defined as those maintenance and alteration items that, if not
Required Inspection Item performed properly, or improper parts or materials are used,
could result in failure, malfunction or defect endangering the
CMM CT Chapter 3-2-2 safe operation of the aircraft.
Required Inspection Item
BUY BACK INSPECTION (RE-INSPECTION OF RII) BUY BACK INSPECTION (RE-INSPECTION OF RII)
In the conduct of maintenance which is categorized All discrepancies or rejection during
as required inspection in accordance with this manual, maintenance & operation, an inspection finding
any deviation or discrepancy shall be corrected and written up during which is falls under the
be re-inspected during performance to ensure category of RII must be identified as RII signed by
proper rectification has been done. “R”
Upon accomplishment of the follow up action,
Upon accomplishment of the rectification must
entry shall be made on the AML comprising the
be re-inspecting by authorized RII inspectors,
details of discrepancy and re-inspection being
in such cases, entry shall be made in the AML
performed thereof, and shall be indicated by the
letter “R”. At line station where the Authorized RII does
not exist, an authorized maintenance personnel
may perform the RII. In such cases, entry will be
made in the AML to the effect that an inspection
item was bought back by Auth. Holder,
THM GA Issue 2 Rev 2 13 Jul 2017
THM GA Issue 2 Rev 2 13 Jul 2017
PROHIBITION OF INSPECTION OF OWN
COMPLETION OF REQUIRED INSPECTION
WORK
No aircraft may be release for return to service No person, who performed any maintenance,
undergoing maintenance; preventive maintenance, preventive maintenance, repair or alteration
repair or alteration until all Required Inspection work identified as a RII may perform the
Items has been performed completely. Person required inspection of that work. The Inspector
authorized to release for return to service is who is performing required inspection is not
responsible to assure all RII are performs properly permitted to inspect his own work.
by authorized personnel.
As the expertise capacity of authorization
RII inspection and certification shall not be holder may perform the aircraft maintenance
postponed, prior to issuing the maintenance (work perform), he may be not allowed to
release. Any violation from this procedure, the inspect his own work for the RII categorized,
holder of authorization, who is issuing the then the RII inspection shall be done by the
maintenance release will be noted and processes other RII Authorization Holder.
accordingly.
CONTINUITY OF REQUIRED INSPECTION AND
OTHER MAINTENANCE
COMPLETION OF WORK
To assure a continuing inspection, maintenance, preventive All work packages scheduled maintenance to be
maintenance and alteration responsibility, which may span accomplished on an aircraft engine, component or
over more than one work shift, a work order form is provided appliances shall be accompanied by Work Order, which is
in the work place. The work order will be used as status listed in detail, the contents of the work package. Job Card
report of each concerned person informing to the next shift of Master List will list the detail job cards.
the status of inspection, maintenance, preventive maintenance
and alteration completed during crew shift briefing. Upon completion of maintenance, the authorized person
who will release the aircraft, shall cross-check the contents
of the work package against the Work Order and Job Card
Master List, to ensure that all items are completed, all
In addition, the turnover books shall be used to describe the
discrepancies have been rectified.
shift’s activities and to record outstanding maintenance and
inspection items, which are being turned over, to the next
shift. Person authorized to release for Return To Service is The maintenance release for the aircraft, engine,
responsible to assure that all inspection, maintenance were component or appliances may only be executed after the
not completed, as a result of employee shift changes or similar “completion of work” check is accomplished. Any
work interruptions, are properly completed before the aircraft maintenance may not be approved for return to service
is release to service. unless all maintenance activity has been cleared by the
inspection.
CMM GA Chapt III-2-2 Issue 1 Rev 32
Rev 1
CMM GA
05/21 Pressurization system test and component installation. 05/21 Pressurization system test and component installation.
24 Any electrical wiring repair after extensive damage. 24 Any electrical wiring repair after extensive damage.
25 Automatic deployment life raft, or escape slide Installation, and Test. 25 Automatic deployment life raft, or escape slide Installation, and Test.
Flight Control Surface & Component installation including leak test.
34 Navigation
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51 thru
Structure General: ATA 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57.
Major repair, alteration, aircraft primary structure replacement, Principle
Structure
32 a. Body and Wing Gears Installation and Test.
b. Nose Gear Installation and Test.
c. Emergency extension system.
57 Element (PSE) replacement, doors installation, and windshield window cockpit Landing Gear components:
and cabin windows pane installation
a. Extension/ retraction Actuator installation.
b. Sequence/ selector valve installation.
Propellers: c. Lock actuator/ bungee Installation.
61 a. Propeller mounting installation d. Landing Gear Control system rigging.
b. Propeller blade installation e. Up-Lock/ Down-Lock Assy. Installation.
Power Plant and its component installation including leak test : f. Emergency extension system.
a. FCU/FMU, EEC f. Fuel Fire Shut Off Valve. 34 Navigation
b. Engine Driven Fuel Pump. g. Thrust Reverse Installation Rigging. a. Pitot and static tube installation and/or leak test.
71 thru
80 c. VSV and VBV Actuator adjustment. h. Engine part installation: b. Compass Swing
d. Ignition System. - Fan Blade Installation.
e. Starter Valve, Air Starter. Accessory Drive Gear box Installation.
CMM CT
34 Navigation
a. Aileron including installation and rigging.
a. Pitot and static tube installation and/or leak test.
b. Rudder including installation and rigging.
b. Compass Swing
c. Elevator including installation and rigging.
Cabin & Cargo Doors, Windshield Window Cockpit and Cabin Windows Pane
51 thru 57 2. Secondary Flight Control Surface Installation:
installation.
a. Trailing Edge Flap control surface installation and rigging.
61 Propellers:
b. Leading Edge Flap control surface installation and rigging.
a. Propeller mounting installation
Flight Control Surface & Component installation including leak test.
b. Propeller blade installation
3. Flight Control Component Installation including Rigging or Test:
Power Plant and its component installation including leak test : a. Power control unit installation and Test.
a. FCU/FMU, EEC f. Fuel Fire Shut Off Valve. b. Balance panel installation.
b. Engine Driven Fuel Pump. g. Thrust Reverse Installation Rigging.
71 thru 80 c. Feel Computer installation.
c. VSV and VBV Actuator adjust. h. Engine part installation: d. Horizontal Stabilizer Jack screw/ gearbox installation.
d. Ignition System. e. Spoiler Mixer installation.
- Fan Blade Installation.
e. Starter Valve, Air Starter.
f. Trailing Edge Flaps Jackscrew/ gearbox installation.
g. Leading Edge Flap Jack Screw/ gearbox installation
49 Auxiliary Power Unit: Installation of complete APU. Landing Gear and Component Installation including Test:
51 thru
Structure General: ATA 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57.
Major repair, alteration, aircraft primary structure replacement, Principle
Structure
32 a. Body and Wing Gears Installation and Test.
b. Nose Gear Installation and Test.
c. Emergency extension system.
57 Element (PSE) replacement, doors installation, and windshield window cockpit Landing Gear components:
and cabin windows pane installation
a. Extension/ retraction Actuator installation.
b. Sequence/ selector valve installation.
Propellers: c. Lock actuator/ bungee Installation.
61 a. Propeller mounting installation d. Landing Gear Control system rigging.
b. Propeller blade installation e. Up-Lock/ Down-Lock Assy. Installation.
Power Plant and its component installation including leak test : f. Emergency extension system.
a. FCU/FMU, EEC f. Fuel Fire Shut Off Valve. 34 Navigation
b. Engine Driven Fuel Pump. g. Thrust Reverse Installation Rigging. a. Pitot and static tube installation and/or leak test.
71 thru
80 c. VSV and VBV Actuator adjustment. h. Engine part installation: b. Compass Swing
d. Ignition System. - Fan Blade Installation.
e. Starter Valve, Air Starter. Accessory Drive Gear box Installation.
For Training Purpose Only Quality Assurance and Safety
AMO Manual 2.23.3 Defining RII – Decision Making Diagram
Major Maintenance Job Card Certification System
CERTIFICATION
JOBCARD APPLICATION
CERTIFICATION SYSTEM The higher degree of maint. personnel is the holder of Q
stamp/sign; Certification of the RII shall have the first person
to perform the work and certify by LAME in the MECH
column then Q or LQ Stamp/sign in the LAME column after
Inspector doing the inspection.
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