| CAMC Board of Directors | | | | The Board of Directors is made up of representatives from the following organizations: | | |
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| | | CAMC Accreditation Board | | | The CAMC Accreditation Board is an independent, arms-length body comprising representatives from the aviation and aerospace sector. It acts in matters concerning National Training Standards for the delivery of Instructor Guides/Curricula and the assessment of Training Organizations, Company Training Departments or Training Providers who deliver CAMC-accredited Programs. Board Members provide advice and assist CAMC with the establishment, management and administration of a system to accredit training programs. Accreditation ensures that aviation and aerospace programs delivered by training organizations are of high quality and continue to meet industry needs. The Accreditation Board also acts as an appeals body, responsible for reviewing decisions of the CAMC Accreditation & Quality Assurance Leader with regards to granting and withdrawal of accreditation. The CAMC Accreditation Board’s members represent corporate, labour, military and education stakeholders. Organizations represented include: - ACTS
- Department of National Defence (DND)
- Bernie Aviation
- Bombardier Aerospace Training Centre
- British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT), School of Transportation
- Centennial College
- École nationale d’aérotechnique (Collège Édouard-Montpetit)
- Eurocopter Canada Ltd.
- First Air
- International Association of Machinists & Aerospace Workers (IAMAW)
- Standard Aero Ltd.
The Accreditation Board is supported in its work by other CAMC boards and committees, including the National Standing Trade Advisory Committees (NSTACs) that work to ensure that the technical standards and publications used to support the delivery of accredited training programs continue to reflect industry needs and practices.
For more information on the Accreditation Board, please contact: Glenn Priestley
Director, Accreditation and Certification
1-800-448-9715 x258 | | |
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| | CAMC Certification Board | | | CAMC has an established Certification Board, composed of volunteers representing corporate, labour, government, military, educational organizations, and other key stakeholders in the aviation and aerospace industry. The Certification Board advises CAMC and provides recommendations on issues relating to its certification system and policy. The Board meets physically once a year, then as-required using conference calls, to discuss on-going issues. The Certification Board reports to and receives direction from CAMC’s Director of Standards & Development, through the Professional Standards Leader, who is also the Board Chairperson. She leads this important board and co-ordinates all technical and administrative matters related to the certification system. The following organizations are currently represented on the committees: - Aveos
- Cascade Aerospace
- Department of National Defence (DND)
- Rolls-Royce Canada Ltd.
- StandardAero Ltd.
- WestJet
Click here for a list of CAMC Certification Board Members The contributions and dedication of the professionals in the Certification Board are a valued part of CAMC’s work. New volunteers to the Board are always welcome. To inquire, observe a meeting or get involved, please contact: Glenn Priestley
Director, Accreditation and Certification
1-800-448-9715, ext. 258 | | |
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| | CAMC National Standing Trade Advisory Committees | | | National Standing Trade Advisory Committees (NSTACs) write and update the text of the National Occupational Standards (OSs), logbooks and curricula for selected occupations in the aviation and aerospace industry. NSTACs also provide advice on the use and validity of these publications to ensure that they continue to meet the requirements of the aviation and aerospace industry. The documents are published by CAMC in both of Canada’s official languages but the content is provided by industry representatives through the NSTACs. CAMC currently facilitates 11 NSTACs, in total comprising 64 industry professionals and subject-matter experts. In all, 34 corporations, and labour, military, government and training organizations have representation on NSTACs. Each committee, using member expertise with emerging or obsolete technology and processes, advises CAMC on how to amend and update the OSs. The Occupational Standards are the template for the accompanying logbooks and curricula, which together allow the certification of technicians and the accreditation of training programs. The following occupations have an associated NSTAC committee: - Aircraft Gas Turbine Repair and Overhaul Technician
- Aircraft Interior Technician
- Aircraft Maintenance Technician
- Aircraft Structures Technician
- Aircraft Non-Destructive Inspection Technician
- Aviation Machinist
- Aviation Maintenance Inspector
- Aviation Mechanical Component Technician
- Aviation Painter
- Aviation Welding Technician
- Avionics Maintenance Technician
Committee membership is open to CAMC members who have significant experience in one of the above-noted occupations. Click here for a list of CAMC NSTAC Members As it is CAMC’s mandate to ensure that its publications reflect actual industry practice, it is essential that NSTAC committee members be energetic, knowledgeable individuals who understand the importance of keeping pace with this constantly evolving industry.The following organizations are currently represented on the committees:- Aveos
- Aeropol Aviation Services Corporation
- Air Canada
- Air Canada - IAMAW
- British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT)
- CAE
- Canadore College
- Cascade Aerospace
- Conair Group Ltd.
- Cougar NDE Ltd.
- Department of National Defence (DND)
- Diamond Aircraft Industries
- dTaylor Services
- École nationale d’aérotechnique (ENA)
- Essential Turbines Inc.
- Eurocopter Canada Limited
- ExelTech Aerospace Inc.
- Field Aviation West
- First Air
- Goderich Aircraft
- Great Slave Helicopters Ltd.
- Herc Solutions
- Holland College
- Kelowna Flightcraft
- L-3 Communications
- Lincoln Electric
- NavHouse Corporation
- Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (NAIT)
- NDT Certifying Agency
- Quality Aircraft Interiors
- Red River College
- Rolls-Royce Canada Ltd.
- Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT)
- StandardAero Ltd.
- Stevenson Aviation & Aerospace Training Centre (SAATC)
- Taylor-Corp Inc.
To observe an NSTAC meeting at CAMC’s Forum & AGM, or for more information about NSTACs and how to get involved, please contact:Glenn Priestley
Director, Accreditation and Certification
1-800-448-9715, ext. 258 | | |
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| | CAMC Youth Internship Advisory Committee (YIAC) | | | | CAMC has an established Youth Internship Advisory Committee, composed of Aviation Maintenance Orientation Program (AMOP) instructors, as well as representatives from industry, the Air Cadet League of Canada, and the Directorate of Cadets (DND).The YIAC offers CAMC feedback on current and upcoming youth projects. Its member share strategies for instruction, student involvement, recruitment, career education and sector awareness. The contributions and dedication of the Youth Internship Advisory Committee are a valued part of CAMC’s work. For more information, please contact: Theresa Davis Woodhouse
Project Manager
1-800-448-9715 x247 | | |
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