FAA Repair Station certification, or FAR Part145 defines ways to
acquire a repair station certification from the Federal Aviation
Administration (FAA). Certification includes several manuals a
certificated repair station must adhere to, while conducting
maintenance or modifications of an aircraft. Every Repair Station
designates the accountable manager to act as point of contact with
the FAA. This person is in charge of all repair station functions and
is the center of attention and communications with the FAA.
To obtain a repair station
accreditation, a comprehensive set of operation, quality and training
programs must be developed and approved by the Federal Aviation
Administration. For repair station certification, the facility is
required to submit detailed information about repair station
facilities, a list of routine maintenance functions, an appropriate
training system, and a list of all tools, personnel, and
technological data that require ratings and certifications. The
rating system involves the types of components or aircraft that a
certified repair station and its technicians and mechanics are
licensed to handle.
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