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OUTCOMES RESOURCES List of resources are as follows: SCHEDULE Delivery and Assessment Cheating Re-Assessment Read through the rescources available for each module and complete the practice quizzes Once complete undertake the final exam Final Exam 23 Multi-Choice Questions With No Time Limit With A Pass of 90% Have an understanding of the legislative requirements and theory to identify what is required to weigh your aircraft correctly and safely. Be able to correctly complete weight and balance calculations for your aircraft. A PASS in the final exam provides you with the Weight and Balance Endorsement. Therefor you will become a qualified weigher aes per RAAus Techinical Manual Section 10.1 paragraph 4.1 1. Legislative Requiements and theory 2. Weight and Balance example calculations 3. Preparation of your aircraft for weighing 4. Log Book and Data recording Assessment To be successful in this subject you are expected to engage in a range of activities such as reading, researching and using the RAAus online learning management system Syllabus and Course Structure Safe, Accessible, Fun, Educational Aviation (SAFE Aviation) ACCOMODATIONS FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Aviation Australia Recreational Weight and Balance PURPOSE This course is compulsary for any individual intending to weigh and complete a weight and balance report for an RAAus registered aircraft. (Includes L2 and L4 Maintenance Authority Holders unless they have completed the SAAA Weight and Balance Endorsement or hold a CASA Weight Control Authority.) At the successful completion of this course you will: 1. Have an understanding of the legislative requirements and theory. 2. Be able to prepare your aircraft for weighing. 3. Be able to complete weight and balance calculations. 3. Be able to record the information in the aircraft Log Book. Module Topic/Activity/Assessment Learing Outcome Com Law.gov FAA.gov CASA Tech Manual Issue 4 GUIDELINES & EXPECATIONS Feedback If your exam is deemed ‘failed’ you will be given only one opportunity to re-sit the exam or resubmit your exam taking into account feedback received from RAAus. . Students receive results and feedback within 24 hours of submitting the exam task. 1st fail - No minimum re-training period specified. 2nd fail - Contact the RAAus Technical Manager. RAAus would appreciate feedback from you in relation to ‘how you found the course’ and what improvements we can make. email: [email protected] Those actions by a student that attempt to actively give the student or another stu- dent an unfair or dishonest advantaage in an exam, or unfairly or dishonestly dis- advantage other students in an exam. R A A u s StaAre H er e T o H e l p If you feel you have the knowledge to complete the exam successfuly but need assistance to complete the online course please contact RAAus at [email protected] . Exam covers these four modules 1. Legislative Requirements and Theory 2. Weight and Balance Examples 3. Preparation of your aircraft for weighing 4. Logbook and data recording If you require any help please email: [email protected] or phone: 02 6280 4700 . CONTACT RAAus A pass in this exam is intended to demonstrate that an applicant has sufficient understanding of the principles of aircraft weighing and weight control management to safely undertake these duties on his/her own behalf with respect to their own aircraft. 1. Weight Control of Aircraft - CASA (DOT) 1975 http://www.casa.gov.au/wcmswr/_assets/main/download/orders/cao100/weight_control.pdf 2 CAO 100.7 (Links to an external site.) 2. CAO 100.7 http://www.comlaw.gov.au/Details/F2008C00038 (Links to an external site.) 3. FAA Aircraft Weight and Balance Handbook - FAA-H-8083-1A https://www.faa.gov/regulations_policies/handbooks_manuals/aviation/media/FAA-H-8083-1.pdf (Links to an external site.) 4. AC 43.13-1B Chapter 10 http://www.faa.gov/documentLibrary/media/Advisory_Circular/AC43.13-1b.pdf (Links to an external site.) 5. CAO 100.5 http://www.comlaw.gov.au/Details/F2013C00994/Download (Links to an external site.) (Links to an external site.) 6. CAAP 50A/B-1(1.1) - Aircraft Log Books and Alternate to Aircraft Log Books https://members.raa.asn.au/storage/50a-b-01.pdf 7. CASA EX49/15 Exemption https://www.legislation.gov.au/Details/F2015L00530

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Page 1: Weight and Balance Syllabus Nov16 - RAA - Intranet · 2016-11-04 · Weight and Balance PURPOSE This course is compulsary for any individual intending to weigh and complete a weight

Those actions by a student that attempt to actively give the student or another stu-dent an unfair or dishonest advantaage in an assess-ment, or unfairly or dishon-estly disadvantage other students in an assessement.

OUTCOMES

RESOURCESList of resources are as follows:

SCHEDULEDelivery and Assessment

Cheating

Re-Assessment

Read through the

rescources available for

each module and complete

the practice quizzes

Once complete undertake

the final exam

Final Exam

23 Multi-Choice

Questions With No Time Limit With A Pass of 90%

Have an understanding of the legislative

requirements and theory to identify what is

required to weigh your aircraft correctly and

safely.

Be able to correctly complete weight

and balance calculations for your

aircraft.

A PASS in the final exam provides you with

the Weight and Balance Endorsement.

Therefor you will become a qualified weigher aes per RAAus Techinical Manual

Section 10.1 paragraph 4.1

1. Legislative Requiements and theory

2. Weight and Balance example calculations

3. Preparation of your aircraft for weighing

4. Log Book and Data recording

Assessment

To be successful in this subject you are expected to engage in a range of activities such as reading, researching and using the RAAus online learning management system

Syllabus and Course StructureSafe, Accessible, Fun, Educational Aviation (SAFE Aviation)

ACCOMODATIONS FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

AviationAustralia

RecreationalWeight and Balance

PURPOSE

This course is compulsary for any individual intending to weigh and complete a weight and balance report for an RAAus registered

aircraft. (Includes L2 and L4 Maintenance Authority Holders unless they have completed the SAAA Weight and Balance Endorsement or

hold a CASA Weight Control Authority.)

At the successful completion of this course you will:

1. Have an understanding of the legislative requirements and theory.

2. Be able to prepare your aircraft for weighing.

3. Be able to complete weight and balance calculations.

3. Be able to record the information in the aircraft Log Book.

Module Topic/Activity/Assessment Learing Outcome

Com Law.govFAA.gov

CASATech Manual Issue 4

GUIDELINES & EXPECATIONS

Feedback

If your exam is deemed ‘failed’ you will be given only one opportunity to re-sit the exam or resubmit your exam taking into account feedback received from RAAus..

Students receive results and feedback within 24 hours of submitting the exam task.

1st fail - No minimum re-training period specified.

2nd fail - Contact the RAAus Technical Manager.

RAAus would appreciate feedback from you in relation to ‘how you found the course’ and what improvements we can make.

email: [email protected]

Those actions by a student that attempt to actively give the student or another stu-dent an unfair or dishonest advantaage in an exam, or unfairly or dishonestly dis-advantage other students in an exam.

RAAus Sta� Are Here To Help

If you feel you have the knowledge to complete the exam successfuly but need assistance to complete the online course please contact

RAAus at [email protected]

.

Exam covers these four modules

1. Legislative Requirements and Theory

2. Weight and Balance Examples

3. Preparation of your aircraft for weighing

4. Logbook and data recording

If you require any help please email: [email protected]

or phone: 02 6280 4700 .

CONTACT RAAus

A pass in this exam is intended to demonstrate that an applicant has sufficient understanding of the principles of aircraft weighing and weight control management to safely undertake these duties on his/her own behalf with respect to their own aircraft.

1. Weight Control of Aircraft - CASA (DOT) 1975http://www.casa.gov.au/wcmswr/_assets/main/download/orders/cao100/weight_control.pdf 2 CAO 100.7 (Links to an external site.)

2. CAO 100.7 http://www.comlaw.gov.au/Details/F2008C00038 (Links to an external site.)

3. FAA Aircraft Weight and Balance Handbook - FAA-H-8083-1Ahttps://www.faa.gov/regulations_policies/handbooks_manuals/aviation/media/FAA-H-8083-1.pdf (Links to an external site.)

4. AC 43.13-1B Chapter 10http://www.faa.gov/documentLibrary/media/Advisory_Circular/AC43.13-1b.pdf (Links to an external site.)

5. CAO 100.5http://www.comlaw.gov.au/Details/F2013C00994/Download (Links to an external site.) (Links to an external site.)

6. CAAP 50A/B-1(1.1) - Aircraft Log Books and Alternate to Aircraft Log Bookshttps://members.raa.asn.au/storage/50a-b-01.pdf

7. CASA EX49/15 Exemption https://www.legislation.gov.au/Details/F2015L00530