: Public <<XSDcomplexType>> Class
Created: 8/30/2016 8:24:39 AM
Modified: 2/13/2017 10:44:04 AM
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[3000.57 ATO TechOps Training and Certification] <br/>5-5. Individuals Requiring Certification Authority. Only FAA employees may be granted certification authority. FAA individuals required to hold certification authority for systems, subsystems, or services are identified as follows: <br/>a. All technical specialists that certify systems, subsystems, or services. <br/>b. Performance examiners in the workplace. <br/>c. DoP examiners at the FAA Academy or vendor locations. <br/>d. OJT instructors in the workplace providing instruction for OJT packages that lead to certification authority. <br/>e. Other personnel, as required by duties or administrative determinations.<br/>
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Public CodeCertificationType
  certificationType
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Notes: [3000.57 ATO TechOps Training and Certification] <br/>Regular Certification Authority. Regular certification authority on a system, subsystem, or service may be granted to a technical specialist by the District second-level/OCC/POG/TSOG/Academy Tech Ops Training Div manager. <br/> <br/>Temporary certification authority should only be granted during unusual circumstances (i.e., when there is an immediate need and the normal process would take too long). <br/> <br/>Remote regular certification authority on a system, subsystem, or service may be granted to technical specialists who are responsible for accomplishing remote certifications through the use of Remote Maintenance Monitoring (RMM) equipment and capabilities. It is intended for OCC personnel, although other technical specialists may also be issued remote regular certification authorities when required by their position. <br/> <br/>FAA Order 3400.3H contained a process for interim certification authority.<br/>
Public dateTime
  revokeDateTime
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Notes: [3000.57 ATO TechOps Training and Certification] <br/>5-14. Revocation of Certification Authority: When it is determined by the District second-level/OCC/POG/TSOG/Academy Tech Ops Training Div manager that the proficiency (performance and/or knowledge of theory-of-operations) of a technical specialist has deteriorated to a level such that continued certification of a system, subsystem, or service by the technical specialist might render it unusable or unsafe for use.<br/>
Public dateTime
  grantDateTime
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Notes: Date the certification was granted.<br/>
Public dateTime
  annualReviewDateTime
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Notes: [3000.57] <br/>5-11 a. First-Level Review of Certification Authority. The first-level manager and the technical specialist must ensure retention of proficiency as long as the certification authority is active. The first-level manager must review the proficiency of each technical specialist, including his/her own. The first-level manager must perform a proficiency review of active certification authorities annually (no more than 13 months after the previous review), or whenever a question arises concerning the individual’s technical proficiency. The first-level manager must document the review on the technical specialist’s FAA Form 3400-3 in the nationally approved software system.<br/>
Public CodeCertificationStatusType
  certificationStatus
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Public PersonReferenceChoice
  supervisor
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Notes: Email address of supervisor.<br/>
Public PersonReferenceChoice
  grantor
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Notes: The person who granted the technician certification<br/>
Element Source Role Target Role
«XSDcomplexType» OperationalReference
Class  
Name:  
 
Name: associatedOperationalReference
 
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Tag Value
mixed false
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Values: true | false
Default: false
Description: Determines whether this element may contain mixed element and character content.  Refer to the W3C XML Schema recommendation
modelGroup sequence
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Values: all | sequence | choice
Default: sequence
Description: Overrides the package-level default model group
Object Type Connection Direction Notes
«XSDcomplexType» Qualification Class Generalization To