Updated: 12:05 pm ET October 17, 2007
The Aviation Maintenance Technician Awards program encourages aviation maintenance technicians (AMTs) and your employers to take advantage of initial and recurrent training by issuing awards based on training you receive in one calendar year.
The program has several levels, or phases, of recognition for both you and your employer. You’ll get an FAA Certificate of Training and a distinctive tie tack/lapel pin when you successfully complete each level or phase of the program.
All phases require that individuals attend a minimum of 2 hours of training on FAA regulations and policy in addition to satisfactory completion of the following for the level desired:
The FAA award for employers is the Certificate of Excellence. Each level or phase is based on the number of eligible employees that get an AMT award:
View Advisory Circular 65-25D: Aviation Maintenance Technician Awards Program for more information.
Contact your local Flight Standards District Office (FSDO) Safety program for an application.
For more safety information, visit the FAA Aviation Safety Program (FAASTeam) website FAASafety.gov.
12:05 pm ET October 17, 2007