Under Cat A, can sign CRS of others?

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Under Cat A, can sign CRS of others?

Signing a Certificate of Release to Service (CRS) is the formal approval that maintenance is complete and the aircraft is airworthy. The person signing must hold the appropriate certifying privileges for the work performed and must be satisfied that it was completed in accordance with the approved data. With Category A, the holder is qualified to certify the release for straightforward, minor maintenance tasks. If someone else performed the work, a Category A certifying person may sign the CRS for that work as long as the work falls within the Category A scope and the signatory provides the necessary direct involvement or supervision, in line with the organisation’s procedures. In short, Category A can sign CRS for others when the maintenance is within the allowed scope and properly supervised; more complex tasks would require higher ratings.

Signing a Certificate of Release to Service (CRS) is the formal approval that maintenance is complete and the aircraft is airworthy. The person signing must hold the appropriate certifying privileges for the work performed and must be satisfied that it was completed in accordance with the approved data.

With Category A, the holder is qualified to certify the release for straightforward, minor maintenance tasks. If someone else performed the work, a Category A certifying person may sign the CRS for that work as long as the work falls within the Category A scope and the signatory provides the necessary direct involvement or supervision, in line with the organisation’s procedures. In short, Category A can sign CRS for others when the maintenance is within the allowed scope and properly supervised; more complex tasks would require higher ratings.

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