Understanding and Implementing UK CAA Part 21G Production Organisation Approval

UK CAA Part 21 Subpart G defines the regulatory requirements for organisations seeking to obtain and maintain Production Organisation Approval (POA). Compliance with Part 21G is essential for demonstrating control over production, conformity, airworthiness, and regulatory accountability within the UK aerospace sector.

Henning Aviation’s UK CAA Part 21G (POA) – 1 Day Course provides a practical, structured understanding of the regulation, focusing on how Part 21G requirements are applied in real production environments. The course is designed to support both initial approval and continued compliance activities.

Course Outline:

Overview of UK CAA Part 21 and the regulatory framework

Scope and applicability of Part 21 Subpart G (POA)

Key roles, responsibilities, and privileges of a POA holder

Production control, conformity, and release to service

Interface between Design (DOA), Production (POA), and the UK CAA

Management systems, procedures, and organisational oversight

Compliance monitoring and internal oversight expectations

Preparing for initial approval, audits, and continued surveillance

Learning Outcomes:

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

Understand the purpose and structure of UK CAA Part 21 Subpart G

Interpret key POA requirements and regulatory expectations

Recognise POA holder responsibilities and accountabilities

Support effective production control and conformity processes

Prepare for UK CAA audits and ongoing oversight activities

Benefits of the Course:

Practical guidance aligned with UK CAA expectations

Delivered by experienced aviation compliance professionals

Supports both initial POA applications and continued compliance

Improves confidence in managing production approval requirements

Suitable for aerospace manufacturing and assembly environment

Ideal for: Quality Managers, Production Managers, Compliance Engineers, Accountable Managers, and personnel involved in POA activities.