Fuel Tank Safety Training
Interactive online training for safe working on fuel tanks
Regular training in accordance with the applicable regulations such as SFAR 88 and Airworthiness Directives is required for all those who carry out activities on and in connection with fuel tanks. Our Fuel Tank Safety online training courses offer you an efficient solution for fuel tank safety training, both in initial and continuation training. The training courses are bilingual and interactive in order to optimally prepare your employees in aviation companies. All training courses conclude with a legally compliant certificate confirming compliance with all relevant regulations.
Why Fuel Tank Safety Training Is Essential
Work on or near fuel tanks is considered one of the safety-critical activities in aviation. Errors when working with fuel systems can have significant consequences for airworthiness and flight safety.
For this reason, both EASA and FAA requirements mandate specialised Fuel Tank Safety (FTS) training. Depending on their responsibilities, personnel must obtain and regularly refresh the required qualifications.
wingsacademy's online training helps organisations to:
- Implement Fuel Tank Safety requirements in a compliant manner,
- Keep safety-related knowledge up to date,
- Conduct Initial and Recurrent Training efficiently,
- Maintain transparent and documented training records, and
- Meet audit and compliance requirements.
Who Is Fuel Tank Safety Training Suitable For?
wingsacademy's Fuel Tank Safety Training is designed for personnel performing tasks on aircraft that may affect the safety of fuel tanks.
The online training supports aviation maintenance organisations in ensuring the required qualifications for maintenance personnel in a compliant manner.
The training is available as both Initial Training and Continuation Training.
Which Fuel Tank Safety Training Is Included in This Category?
The Fuel Tank Safety Training category includes FTS training in accordance with EASA and FAA requirements.
Available training includes:
- Phase I – Foundational training for personnel performing tasks on aircraft that may affect fuel tank safety.
- Phase II – Advanced training with additional competency requirements and mandatory assessment. Phase II includes all topics covered in Phase I.
Both Initial and Continuation Training are available for each phase.
Training content includes:
- Fuel Tank Safety Awareness,
- Risk assessment and prevention,
- Maintenance and continuing airworthiness requirements,
- Regulatory requirements of EASA and the FAA, and
- Safety-critical work on fuel systems.
Benefits of Online Fuel Tank Safety Training from wingsacademy
Our web-based Fuel Tank Safety Training offers numerous advantages for organisations:
- Flexible online training – accessible anytime and anywhere.
- Suitable for both Initial and Continuation Training.
- Training available for both Phase I and Phase II.
- Documented participation and transparent training records.
- Available in German and English.
- Efficient delivery where regular recurrent training is required.
Why Choose Fuel Tank Safety Training from wingsacademy?
- Compliance-focused training in accordance with EASA and FAA requirements.
- Industry expertise and practical experience gained over many years.
- Specialised in digital training solutions.
- Proprietary Learning Management System (LMS) for training delivery, administration and documentation.
- Flexible deployment options via the online shop, the wingsacademy LMS or integration into existing learning management systems.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- What is Fuel Tank Safety (FTS)? – Fuel Tank Safety refers to measures and training requirements designed to ensure the safe performance of tasks on aircraft that may affect fuel tank safety.
- What is the difference between Phase I and Phase II? – Phase I provides the fundamental Fuel Tank Safety knowledge required for technical personnel. Phase II builds on this foundation, includes all Phase I content and introduces additional requirements, including a mandatory assessment.
- What is the difference between Initial Training and Continuation Training? – Initial Training provides the required foundational Fuel Tank Safety knowledge. Continuation Training is used to regularly refresh and update existing qualifications.
- Who requires Fuel Tank Safety Training? – Fuel Tank Safety Training is required for personnel performing tasks on aircraft that may affect the safety of fuel tanks.
- How can organisations provide evidence of completed training? – Upon successful completion, participants receive a training record or certificate documenting their completed Fuel Tank Safety qualification.
