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DME/DPRE Training Requirements Overview

The document outlines the initial and recurrent training requirements for Designated Mechanic Examiners (DME) and Designated Parachute Rigger Examiners (DPRE). For initial training, both DMEs and DPREs must complete a web-based course covering aviation regulations, followed by a 3-day classroom seminar emphasizing oral/practical testing procedures. Recurrent training requires a 1-day seminar for DMEs and web-based training for DPREs every 24 months, focusing on correct administration of tests and certification processes.

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DME/DPRE Training Requirements Overview

The document outlines the initial and recurrent training requirements for Designated Mechanic Examiners (DME) and Designated Parachute Rigger Examiners (DPRE). For initial training, both DMEs and DPREs must complete a web-based course covering aviation regulations, followed by a 3-day classroom seminar emphasizing oral/practical testing procedures. Recurrent training requires a 1-day seminar for DMEs and web-based training for DPREs every 24 months, focusing on correct administration of tests and certification processes.

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DME/DPRE Training Requirements Table

Initial Training Description Training Interval

DME Initial Designated Training consists of (2) parts as follows: Initial


Mechanic Examiner appointment
Seminar Part 1 is a web-based prerequisite course that covers Structure of the U.S.
Code, The Code of Federal Regulations, Laws and FAA Policy and
Guidance pertaining to holding a delegation on behalf of the Federal Aviation
Administration.

Part II classroom-based seminar places emphasis on the Oral and Practical


tests, use of the Practical Test Standards, Oral/Practical Test Generator,
Minimum Tool & Equipment List (MTEL), test planning, evaluation of
applicants, use of the related forms and certification file disposition. The 3-
day (24 classroom hours) seminar consists of both lecture and workshop
activities.

DPRE Initial Designated Training consists of (2) parts as follows: Initial


Parachute Rigger appointment
Examiner Seminar Part 1 is a web-based prerequisite course that covers Structure of the U.S.
Code, The Code of Federal Regulations, Laws and FAA Policy and
Guidance pertaining to holding a delegation on behalf of the Federal Aviation
Administration.

Part II classroom-based seminar places emphasis on the Oral and Practical


tests, use of the Parachute Rigger Practical Test Standards, Oral/Practical
test planning, evaluation of applicants, use of the related forms and
certification file disposition of each rigger applicant. The 3-day (24 classroom
hours) seminar consists of both lecture and workshop activities. Enrollment
will be restricted to 6 to 8 learners per class and will only be scheduled on a
case-by-case basis.

DME Recurrent Designated Continued emphasis on the oral and practical tests from the pre-test Every 24 months
Mechanic Examiner interview to completing the airmen certification file. The use of the the after initial
Seminar Mechanic Test Generator (MTG) and the DMS during planning, testing and training.
evaluation of each applicant. Review of the current policy(s) and regulations
as they apply to DME functions; and Mechanic certification procedures will
be covered in the 8-hour (1-day) seminar.

DPRE Recurrent Designated Continued emphasis on the oral and practical tests from the pre-test Every 24 months
Parachute Rigger interview to completing the airmen certification files. Follow and use the PTS after initial
Examiner Seminar during planning, testing and evaluation of each applicant. Correctly issue training.
Temporary Airmen Certificates. Review current policy(s) and regulations as
they apply to DPRE functions and cover parachute rigger certification
procedures by completing a web based recurrent course.

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