Aerospace Maintenance Competition Taking Place During MRO Americas 2015
Posted: 2015-4-10
By:
Meaghan Jameson
Source:
RF System Lab
The Aerospace Maintenance Competition (AMC) is taking place
next week, April 14-16, at the Miami Beach Convention Center
in Miami, FL, during MRO Americas 2015. AMC brings teams
together from all over the world to compete in a skill-based
competition. Teams consist of either certified Aircraft
Maintenance Technicians, Aircraft Maintenance Engineers,
international and domestic Armed Forces personnel involved
in aircraft maintenance, and students enrolled in either
FAA, EASA or CASA schools. All teams are divided into
categories of General Aviation, Commercial Aviation, Space,
Military, MRO/OEM and School. These teams compete in a timed
competition by testing their knowledge and skills in 16
scheduled events that highlight the principles of the AMT
and AME craft and profession.
RF System Lab, manufacturer of the VJ-Advance video
borescope, is proud to be a sponsor of AMC 2015. RF System
Lab is donating a VJ-Advance to the winning school team and
is excited to be providing the winning students an
opportunity to enhance their studies through hands-on
learning with the tools regularly used in the aviation
maintenance industry.
Another AMC sponsor is the Aeronautical Repair Station
Association. The ARSA is a repeat sponsor of AMC and is an
extremely important part of the aviation maintenance
industry. Director of Maintenance (D.O.M.) Magazine and
Helicopter Maintenance Magazine are also sponsors of AMC. As
the only magazines totally focused on the business of
aircraft maintenance, they are ideal sponsors for this
competition.
RF System Lab is proud to stand alongside other companies
and organizations who are an integral part of the aviation
community. Interested parties can help these and many other
sponsors support the teams competing next week by stopping
by the Aerospace Maintenance Competition at MRO Americas
2015.
More information about the Aerospace Maintenance Competition
can be found at the event website. More information about RF
System Lab and the VJ-Advance video borescope can be found
at http://www.rfsystemlab.us or by calling 855-787-3091.
next week, April 14-16, at the Miami Beach Convention Center
in Miami, FL, during MRO Americas 2015. AMC brings teams
together from all over the world to compete in a skill-based
competition. Teams consist of either certified Aircraft
Maintenance Technicians, Aircraft Maintenance Engineers,
international and domestic Armed Forces personnel involved
in aircraft maintenance, and students enrolled in either
FAA, EASA or CASA schools. All teams are divided into
categories of General Aviation, Commercial Aviation, Space,
Military, MRO/OEM and School. These teams compete in a timed
competition by testing their knowledge and skills in 16
scheduled events that highlight the principles of the AMT
and AME craft and profession.
RF System Lab, manufacturer of the VJ-Advance video
borescope, is proud to be a sponsor of AMC 2015. RF System
Lab is donating a VJ-Advance to the winning school team and
is excited to be providing the winning students an
opportunity to enhance their studies through hands-on
learning with the tools regularly used in the aviation
maintenance industry.
Another AMC sponsor is the Aeronautical Repair Station
Association. The ARSA is a repeat sponsor of AMC and is an
extremely important part of the aviation maintenance
industry. Director of Maintenance (D.O.M.) Magazine and
Helicopter Maintenance Magazine are also sponsors of AMC. As
the only magazines totally focused on the business of
aircraft maintenance, they are ideal sponsors for this
competition.
RF System Lab is proud to stand alongside other companies
and organizations who are an integral part of the aviation
community. Interested parties can help these and many other
sponsors support the teams competing next week by stopping
by the Aerospace Maintenance Competition at MRO Americas
2015.
More information about the Aerospace Maintenance Competition
can be found at the event website. More information about RF
System Lab and the VJ-Advance video borescope can be found
at http://www.rfsystemlab.us or by calling 855-787-3091.
