500+ Training Courses for CAA Inspectors

Document the entire CAA training process and qualify your inspectors according to international standards (ICAO, FAA and EASA).

The ADAMS application incorporates over 500 known essential training courses (Approved Formal Training) and over 2000 job task trainings (OJT) required to complete staff training.

Pre-packaged with work activities in accordance with international standards

ADAMS ensures the streamlining of work activity tracking by incorporating the work activities datasets and codes classified by Categories and Specialties. This in-turn ensures that work activities are documented according to international safety oversight standards.

Coordinate safety oversight work activities with the office, collect data, save time and resources

Create and manage Annual Surveillance Plans, Certification and other activities performed in the office. Also document Work Activities (completed and in-progress) with the Activity Module, record inspector findings in the Comments and connect Follow-Up Activities to other supporting records.

Finally ADAMS provides you the tools to conduct an in-depth analysis via the Reports, aiding in decision making and in safety / administrative audits.

Record Inspections, Findings, Actions and Closure Details

The ADAMS incorporates a ramp inspection module that guides the user in documenting the complete process of resolving ramp inspections performed on foreign aircraft. This process is done according to tried and tested international standards.

300+ Defined Findings, 54 Inspection Areas

Properly document foreign aircraft ramp inspections, accompanied with findings, resolution actions and correspondence relevant to closing all findings and publish your reports as you see fit.

Document findings in the following inspection areas of the aircraft:
I. Flight Deck
II. Safety/Cabin
III. Aircraft Condition
IV. Cargo
V. General

Every licensed personnel is documented

This module allows the CAA or safety oversight office generate and monitor the list of licensed personnel registered with the office and operating in the state. These include licenced pilots and other supporting crew, dispatchers, controllers, technicians and engineers.

Record all registered aircraft and equipment

With the aircraft and equipment module, the CAA can document and track the authorisation and operational status of aircraft, simulators and facilities operating or installed. The ownership history and authorisations are also documented.

Support inspections with pertinent information

Ensure that your inspectors are armed with up-to-date information on service providers, licenced airmen, aircraft and equipment, before embarking on surveillance missions or resolution of safety concern cases.

Data validity via inter-connectivity between modules

Information recorded in the registers support information recorded in the Work tracking and ramp inspection modules. This ensures the validity of data collected and tracked at both ends.

Track status of all registered items

Finally, by incorporating all the registers into a central feed, The ADAMS provides a schedule on the status of each registered item, notifying the CAA on expiring licences and authorisation

Track Approval of Medical Certificate Classes

This module allows for a seamless on-line application and processing of all three Classes of Medical Certificates. The process covers the Application Phase, Demonstration Phase and the Issuance Phase. Each stakeholder in the processing chain receives auto notification for action and ability to revert incomplete applications at various stages.

Document the right steps

AMCAS enables the user document the entire stages of the airmen medical approval process. Each application will go through a majority of these steps depending on the particaular cases (approval or denial)

A: Class of Medical Certificate
B: Airman Personal Information
C: PEL License and Medical Information
D: Personal Medical History
E: Family Medical History
F: Visits to the Health Professional within the last 3 years
G: Use of Medication
H: Conviction and/or Administrative History
I: Applicant Certification
J: General Examination
K: Hearing Test
L: Vision Test
M: Cardiovascular
N: Urinalysis
O: Drug Screening
P: Comments on History and Findings
Q: Medical File Archives
R: Medical Examiner's Analysis and Declaration
S: AMA Assessment Report
T: Close Application (Approve or Deny)
U: Issue Medical Certificate