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EASA Part-66 Module 07 — Maintenance Practices
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Safety, Electrical Hazards, Workshop Practice & ToolsYou are here
Study 7.1–7.4, with special attention to current electrical shock, arc, stored-energy, battery, ESD, electromagnetic, isolation, verification and PPE requirements.
Drawings, Fits, EWIS & Mechanical Practices
Work through 7.5–7.14: data interpretation, tolerances, wiring, fasteners, tubing, bearings, transmissions, control cables, joining, composites and additive manufacturing.
Weight, Balance, Handling & Storage
Practise 7.16 calculations and the data-led procedures in 7.17 for weighing, towing, jacking, parking, mooring, servicing, storage and winter operations.
Inspection, Maintenance, Records & Essay Practice
Cover every 7.18–7.21 task: inspection and repair control, disassembly and assembly, troubleshooting, abnormal events, programmes, stores, work reports, handover and release.
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Typically studied within a 2-3 year Part-66 B1/B2 training programme
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125 Practice Questions
Current Module 7 practice coverage across safety, tools, drawings, EWIS, structures, mechanical practices, additive manufacturing, weight and balance, handling, inspection, documentation, and release procedures
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14 chapters covering the exam topics in this guide
Chapter 1: Safety Precautions — Electricity, Gases & Chemical Hazards
3 sections
Chapter 2: Safety Precautions — Fire Protection, Confined Spaces & Emergency Response
3 sections
Chapter 3: Workshop Practices, Hand Tools & Precision Measurement
4 sections
Chapter 4: Fastener Torquing & Avionic Test Equipment
3 sections
Chapter 5: Engineering Drawings, Standards & Fits
4 sections
Chapter 6: Electrical Wiring Interconnection System (EWIS)
3 sections
Chapter 7: Aircraft Riveting Practice
4 sections
Chapter 8: Sheet Metal Working & Composite Materials
4 sections
Chapter 9: Pipes, Flexible Hoses & Springs
3 sections
Chapter 10: Bearings & Mechanical Transmissions
3 sections
Chapter 11: Flight Control Cables & Rigging
3 sections
Chapter 12: Aircraft Weight and Balance
3 sections
Chapter 13: Aircraft Handling, Storage & Winter Operations
4 sections
Chapter 14: Inspection, Defect Assessment, Maintenance Procedures & Documentation
7 sections
EASA Module 7 Exam Details
EASA Part-66 Module 07 — Maintenance Practices
Administered by EASA Part-66 framework; examinations are conducted by the competent authority or an appropriately approved Part-147 organisation
Exam Content Breakdown
Based on the official EASA Part-66 framework; examinations are conducted by the competent authority or an appropriately approved Part-147 organisation content outline
Current B1/B3 allocation: safety precautions; workshop practice; tools; and the Level 3 electrical-system hazard topic covering shock, arc, stored energy, batteries, ESD, electromagnetic and environmental hazards, isolation, verification, PPE, and insulated tools.
Engineering drawings, diagrams and standards; fits, clearances and tolerances; and electrical wiring interconnection system practices.
Riveting; pipes and hoses; springs; bearings; transmissions; control cables; sheet metal; welding, brazing, soldering and bonding; composites; and additive manufacturing.
Centre-of-gravity and balance calculations plus preparation and weighing of aircraft.
Aircraft handling, towing, jacking, parking, mooring, storage, refuelling and de-icing or anti-icing precautions.
Disassembly, inspection, repair, assembly, troubleshooting, abnormal-event inspections, maintenance programmes, modification procedures, stores control, maintenance documentation, shift handover, and release-to-service procedures.
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