Tuesday, April 29, 2008
Free OSHA Multimedia
If you haven't already been hit up for buying OSHA posters and publications you probably will at some point. Don't be part of those who have gotten scammed into buying these free publications, posters, brochures, quick cards, and more. There are literally hundreds of free multimedia downloads available to the general public on the OSHA website. There are several organizations sometimes threatening companies claiming that they are not in compliance with current regulations and must purchase posters, quick cards, and more that are already FREE to YOU. Check out the links below and you can find free media for everything from respiratory protection posters to portable ladder safety cards.
Free OSHA multimedia link- Click here and download what you need for free!
Acquiring Free OSHA Publications and Posters- Details Page
Free OSHA multimedia link- Click here and download what you need for free!
Acquiring Free OSHA Publications and Posters- Details Page
Friday, April 25, 2008
BAAs and BASAs- Are you on top of them?
Have you ever wondered how or why you can accept a replacement part being imported from Germany, Canada, or somewhere else in the world? Better yet......have you ever received a part or component and wondered whether you could use it on your aircraft? Were you in compliance doing so? Well I hope that you at least ask yourself these sorts of questions when reviewing the airworthiness release before installing imported aircraft replacement parts.
In response to two recent inquiries, we'd like to expand upon a few key points regarding Bilateral Airworthiness Agreements and Bilateral Aviation Safety Agreements. More specifically with the latter half, BASA's. To cut straight to the most useful portion of the reciprocal cooperation between countries you need to go beyond the executive agreement and familiarize yourself with the associated Implementation Procedures for Airworthiness. Whether you're dealing with design approvals, production activities, or replacement parts this is where the details are outlined for you. (IE. Required paperwork, markings, approval processes, etc.) Here are a few links to get you pointed in the right direction. Our agreements with Germany, France, and Canada are among some of the strongest. Check it out and it may answer some of those "unanswered" questions and queries. Great information that could save you big especially with today's push on slamming the door shut on unapproved aircraft parts and components.
Complete BAA/BASA Listing- Select a country
EASA Working Arrangements
In response to two recent inquiries, we'd like to expand upon a few key points regarding Bilateral Airworthiness Agreements and Bilateral Aviation Safety Agreements. More specifically with the latter half, BASA's. To cut straight to the most useful portion of the reciprocal cooperation between countries you need to go beyond the executive agreement and familiarize yourself with the associated Implementation Procedures for Airworthiness. Whether you're dealing with design approvals, production activities, or replacement parts this is where the details are outlined for you. (IE. Required paperwork, markings, approval processes, etc.) Here are a few links to get you pointed in the right direction. Our agreements with Germany, France, and Canada are among some of the strongest. Check it out and it may answer some of those "unanswered" questions and queries. Great information that could save you big especially with today's push on slamming the door shut on unapproved aircraft parts and components.
Complete BAA/BASA Listing- Select a country
EASA Working Arrangements
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