Form 8310-6 Aviation Maintenance Technician School Certificate and R

Aviation Maintenance Technical Schools

8310-6

Aviation Maintenance Technical Schools - Section 147.5

OMB: 2120-0040

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Form Approved. OMB No. 2120-0040
01/31/2008

AVIATION MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN SCHOOL CERTIFICATE AND RATINGS APPLICATION 

U S Department of Transportation
Federal Aviation Administration

INSTRUCTIONS: Type or print in ink. Submit original and two copies of this form (complete this side ONLY) and two copies of all attachments to the 

nearest FAA General Aviation District Office or Air Carrier District Office as set forth in Federal Aviation Regulations, Part 147. 

1. NAME OF SCHOOL

2. TELEPHONE NO.

3. ADDRESS (Number, street, city, state, & ZIP Code)

4. TRAINING DIRECTOR

5. APPLICATION SUBMITTED FOR (Check as applicable)

6. RATING(S) APPLIED FOR AND TOTAL
HOURS PER COURSE

ORIGINAL CERTIFICATE

RATINGS

7. MAXIMUM NO. OF STUDENTS
ENROLLED AT ANY ONE TIME

TOTAL HOURS

DAY

EVENING

AIRFRAME (A)
CHANGE IN RATING (Specify)

POWERPLANT (P)

A&P

CHANGE IN OWNERSHIP (Specify)

7A. MAXIMUM TOTAL
SCHOOL ENROLLMENT

CHANGE IN LOCATION, FACILITIES, AND EQUIPMENT (Specify)

8. SCHOOL STATUS (Check as applicable)
CHANGE IN ENROLLMENT (Specify)

NON-PROFIT

PRIVATE

PUBLIC

9. SCHOOL LOCATION (Check as applicable)
OTHER (Specify)

ON AIRPORT

HOURS
PER WEEK

RATINGS

DAY

EVENING

IN CITY

10. COURSE CHARACTERISTICS
ENROLLMENT
INSTRUCTION
WEEKS
PERIODS PER YEAR
HOURS PER
PER COURSE
FOR
DAY

EVENING

DAY

EVENING

DAY

EVENING

IN SUBURBS

ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS
SCHOLASTIC
PHYSICAL
DAY

YES

NO

EVENING

YES

DAY

NO

EVENING

YES NO YES NO

AIRFRAME (A)
POWERPLANT (P)

A&P
11. ATTACHMENTS (Check applicable items)

A. PROPOSED CURRICULUM
B. LIST OF FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT TO BE USED

F. SCHEDULE OF REQUIRED TESTS

C. PHOTOGRAPHS OF FACILITIES

G. COPY OF STUDENT RECORD SYSTEM

D. LIST OF INSTRUCTORS- NAMES, CERTIFICATE NOS., TYPE,
AND RATINGS HELD, AND SUBJECTS TO BE TAUGHT

H. OTHER (Specify)

E. LIST OF REQUIRED PRACTICAL PROJECTS

12. APPLICANT'S CERTIFICATION

NAME OF OWNER (Include name(s) of individual owner, all partners, or corporation name giving State and date of incorporation)

I hereby certify that I have been authorized by the school identified in item 1 to make this application and that statements and attachment hereto are true and
correct to the best of my knowledge.
AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE

TITLE

DATE

13. CERTIFICATION ACTION (FOR FAA USE ONLY)
CERTIFICATE NO. ASSIGNED

ACTION

RATINGS

INDICATE RATING(S)
ISSUED
DAY

APPROVED

AIRFRAME (A)
FAA FORM 8310-4 FORWARDED ON

DISAPPROVED 


POWERPLANT (P)

A&P

REMARKS

14. DATE CERTIFICATE ISSUED

FAA Form 8310-6 (1-83)

15. OFFICE IDENTIFICATION

16. ISSUING OFFICIAL'S SIGNATURE

EVENING

APPROVED MAXIMUM
ENROLLMENT FOR
DAY

EVENING

RIS: FS 8310-4

AVIATION MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN SCHOOL INSPECTION REPORT
(FOR FAA USE ONLY)
INSTRUCTIONS: The items listed below are applicable to certification inspection and/or to surveillance. Complete each item. If an item is not applicable
indicate entry as ''NA''.
1. NAME OF SCHOOL

3. TYPE OF INSPECTION AND DATE

2. CERTIFICATE NO. 	

SURVEILLANCE

SESSION

CERTIFICATION

DAY
EVENING
4. SCHOOL CHARACTERISTICS

b. TOTAL NUMBER
OF INSTRUCTORS

a. PRESENT
ENROLLMENT

SESSION

AIRFRAME

POWERPLANT

A&P

CERTIFICATED

NONCERTIFICATED

c. MAXIMUM HRS. TRAINING PER WEEK PER
STUDENT (Exclusive of
lunch or rest periods)
AIRFRAME

POWER
PLANT

A&P

d. RATINGS APPLIED
FOR OR NOW IN
EFFECT
POWER
PLANT

AIRFRAME

A&P

e. DATE OF APPROVAL
FOR CURRICULUM
NOW IN USE
AIRFRAME

POWER
PLANT

A&P

DAY

EVENING
AIRFRAME (A)

POWERPLANT (P)

A&P

5. How many students were graduated during the previous 12 months?

a. Classroom

1 to

1 to

1 to

b. Shop

1 to

1 to

1 to

6. Instructor/student radio.

7. Number of hours in approved curriculum.

Hrs.

Hrs.

Hrs.
YES

8. Is certificate current and properly displayed?
9. Does the curriculum in use meet the requirements of FAR 147?
10. Is the approved curriculum actually being followed?
11. Do facilities and equipment continue to meet the certification requirements of FAR 147?
12. Are necessary materials, tools, and equipment available and serviceable for training?
13. Is there a sufficient number of qualified instructors?
14. Has there been any change in instructor or administrative personnel since the last inspection? (If ''YES, '' explain in Remarks)
15. Is classroom and shop space suitable for courses given and number of students?
16. Are the instructional aids (mockups, projectors, charts, films, etc.) current, specifically applicable to the curriculum, and sufficient for all
phases of training?
17. Are there sufficient copies of FAR's. manufacturer's instructions, etc.?
18. Have proper safety measures been taken to insure protection of students operating hazardous equipment including facilities for running
engines?
19. Are student records current and do they reflect:
a. Daily actual hours students have been in class?
b. Progress through courses in the curriculum including accomplishment of laboratory and shop projects?
c. Grades for all courses including quizzes, tests. and practical projects?
20. REMARKS AND ITEMS TO FOLLOW UP ON NEXT INSPECTION (Use additional sheets if more space is needed)

21. INSPECTION RESULTS
SATISFACTORY
UNSATISFACTORY
OTHER

22. OFFICE IDENTIFICATION

23. INSPECTOR'S SIGNATURE

NO

Paperwork Reduction Act Statement:The information collected on this form is necessary to ensure that Aviation Maintenance Technician
Schools meet the minimum requirements for the procedures and curriculum set forth by the FAA in FAR Part 147. The information will be used to determine
applicant eligibility and compliance. Then all requirements have been met, an aviation maintenance technician school certificate with appropriate ratings is
issued. It is estimated that it will take each applicant between 40 and 80 hours to complete this form and provide all the information called for.
information is required to obtain a certificate. There is no confidentiality provided. Not that an agency may not conduct or sponsor, and a person is not
required to respond to, a collection of information unless it displays a currently valid OMB control number. The control number for this collection is
2120-0040. Comments concerning the accuracy of this burden and suggestions for reducing the burden should be directed to the FAA at: 800 Independence
Ave SW, Washington, DC 20591, Attn: Information Collection Clearance Officer, ABA-20


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