The primarily hands-on training provides an understanding of all aspects of aviation fuel filtration and fuel quality monitoring. Participants will learn, for instance, how to properly inspect, test and maintain filter systems. The objective of the course is to implement quality standards and gain knowledge for process optimization and safe handling. Participants will also be able to better understand the interaction between filter systems and fuel monitoring electronics. The standardized training program ensures a consistent level of quality and training.

The newly developed training facility with filter systems and hydrant dispenser provide a unique opportunity to train in a field-based environment. All necessary tools, equipment and materials are provided by FAUDI Aviation.

Contents:

• Training is conducted by using a comprehensive and standardized checklist based on Joint Inspection Group (JIG) standards, Energy Institute specifications and manufacturer recommendations, among others
• Knowledge transfer on filtration, filtration media and principles
• Hands-on exercises on filtration systems, sensor technology and hydrant dispenser
• Theoretical focus on relevant specifications, JIG standards and market developments
• Product and application training with individual in-depth study

Benefits:

• Better understanding of the proper and safe handling of aviation fuels

• Hands-on training on filter systems and hydrant dispenser

• Training and further education by highly-skilled specialists with extensive experience

• Target group oriented training and standardized learning methods

• Efficient and independent knowledge transfer

• Participation is recognized with a certificate

The course is designed for decision makers looking for a concise but in-depth understanding of filtration and fuel monitoring technology. The objectives of the Management Deep Dive are to elaborate case studies and raise awareness of the challenges in dealing with aviation fuel. In doing so, our specialists address individual focus areas as well as the right balance between operational excellence and quality. On a tour to the production facility and test lab, participants can experience first-hand the know-how in filter manufacturing.

The newly developed training facility with filter systems and hydrant dispenser provide a unique opportunity to demonstrate functions in a field-based environment. The education and training methods are adapted to the previous knowledge and needs of the participants and are further deepened in the courses.

Contents:

• Choosing the right filter systems can save costs and improve the CO₂ balance
• Knowledge transfer on relevant market and product developments
• Addressing fuel quality requirements and risks of contaminants in aviation fuel
• Tailored training and individual case studies
• Demonstration of properly performed inspection and maintenance of filter systems
• Focus on filter EI specifications and the latest JIG standards

Benefits:

• Better informed decision making in aviation fuel handling
• Increase knowledge of the benefits of proper fuel filtration and quality monitoring
• Build competencies to optimize fuel filtration quality and safety
• Exchange ideas and best practices with common leading industry experts and specialists