Inspection includes the analysis of the technical staff and the professionals involved, ensuring that the technical responsible are properly qualified and registered
The Regional Council of Engineering and Agronomy of São Paulo () began on Monday (10) to an inspection task force in companies responsible for the maintenance of aircraft, including air taxis. This action was motivated by one in Sao Paulo and one. The main objective is to prevent new incidents and ensure safety in the aviation sector. Until the 21st of this month, 577 steps are scheduled, of which 175 will take place in the state capital. The operation extends over 80 municipalities, with tax agents acting throughout the state. The initiative of Crea-SP has an orientative and preventive character, in order to strengthen safety in the sector and verify the regularity of aircraft maintenance companies.
The inspection includes the analysis of the technical staff and the professionals involved, ensuring that the technical responsible are duly qualified and registered. In addition, compliance with current legislation on professional practice will be strictly observed. The objective is to ensure that only professionals and companies qualified perform technical activities, promoting the application of standards and technologies to increase air transport security. Crea-SP inspection manager, Kleber de Jesus Brunheira, highlighted the importance of security in air operations and the fundamental role of the board to ensure that activities are performed according to best practices. The action aims to strengthen the efficiency of the sector, especially in the face of the recent sequence of accidents involving aircraft.
*With information from Soraya Lauad
