2011 Maintenance technical reward and career ScholarShip
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2011 Maintenance technical reward and career ScholarShip
D e d i c a t e d t o H e l p i n g B u s i n e ss A c h i e v e I t s H i g h e s t G o a l s . 2011 Maintenance Technical reward and career Scholarship (Maintenance tracs) The NBAA Maintenance Committee is dedicated to promoting technical education and training as a means for business aviation maintenance technicians to enhance their careers. To support this position, NBAA offers current and aspiring maintenance technicians the opportunity to receive Maintenance Technical Reward and Career Scholarships (Maintenance TRACS) – which include aircraft, engine and avionics training awards – in conjunction with the following sponsors: Bell Helicopters, Bombardier Aerospace, CAE/SimuFlite, Cessna Aircraft, Dassault Falcon Jet, Embraer CAE Training Solutions, GE Aviation, Global Jet Services, Inc., Gulfstream Aerospace Corp., Hawker Beechcraft Corp., Honeywell Inc., Rolls-Royce, Inc. and Williams International. Awards will be made to U.S. citizens or permanent residents without regards to sex, race, religion or national origin. Recipients will be announced at the NBAA 26th Annual Maintenance Management Conference, to be held April 5 to 7, 2011, in San Diego, CA. Maintenance TRACS awards will be redeemable under the conditions established by NBAA and its sponsors, and applicants are limited to receiving one award per person every other year; i.e., recipients of the 2010 scholarship are not eligible to apply in 2011, but they will be eligible to apply again in 2012. Recipients must complete all professional/educational training and redeem the award within one year from the date of announcement, unless otherwise noted, or risk forfeit of the award. Recipients also are responsible for costs associated with the scholarship, such as travel and lodging expenses, unless otherwise noted. Maintenance TRACS is one of several scholarship programs offered by NBAA to promote professional development and business aviation careers. For all NBAA scholarships, applicants are limited to receiving one award per person, per year. For more information, visit www.nbaa.org/scholarships. Scholarship Awards Sponsors will make the following scholarship awards available to recipients selected by the NBAA Maintenance Committee. Applicants should research each award to determine its potential in meeting their personal career goals. Rank all awards below in order of preference, starting with “1” as your preferred choice. Indicate only one number per award, and indicate “N/A” for awards that are not desired. Awards are to be accepted as specified below, and attempts to exchange awards for options not offered may disqualify the recipient. Bell Helicopters – All four of the following courses will be awarded (one per recipient). ____ Composite Repair – one week, Bell Training Academy in Alliance, TX ____ Composite Blade Repair – one week, Bell Training Academy in Alliance, TX ____ Bell Helicopter Vibration Monitoring System – two days, Bell Training Academy in Alliance, TX ____ Connector and Cable Maintenance – one week, Bell Training Academy in Alliance, TX Name (type or print neatly): ________________________________________ safety & aircraft operations legislative & regulatory advocacy National Business Aviation Association networking & commerce 1200 18th Street NW, Suite 400 education & career development Washington, DC 20036 business management resources (202) 783-9000 www.nbaa.org 2011 Maintenance TRACS Application Bombardier Aerospace – All four of the following courses will be awarded (one per recipient). ____ Challenger 604 Maintenance Initial Type – 15-day course in Montreal, Quebec ____ Global Express Maintenance Initial Type – 20-day course in Montreal, Quebec ____ Learjet 60 Maintenance Initial Type – 10-day course in Dallas/Fort Worth, TX ____ Learjet 45 Maintenance Initial Type – 10-day course in Dallas/Fort Worth, TX CAE/Simuflite – All four of the following aircraft-specific training courses will be awarded (one per recipient). Award includes $100 on-site meal card for use in cafeteria. CAE/SimuFlite training center in Dallas, TX. ____ Citation II Maintenance Initial ____ King Air 200 Maintenance Initial ____ King Air 300/350 Maintenance Initial ____ Five-Day Introductory Digital Avionics Cessna Aircraft – Both of the following courses will be awarded (one per recipient). FlightSafety training center in Wichita, KS. ____ Citation CE-560 Series Maintenance Initial Training ____ Citation CE-525 Maintenance Initial Training Dassault Falcon Jet – Only one of the following Falcon-specific training courses will be awarded. CAE/SimuFlite training center in Dallas, TX or Morristown, NJ. ____ CAE/SimuFlite Falcon 7X Maintenance Initial ____ CAE/SimuFlite Falcon 2000EX EASy/DX Maintenance Initial ____ CAE/SimuFlite Falcon 2000EX Maintenance Initial ____ CAE/SimuFlite Falcon 2000 Maintenance Initial ____ CAE/SimuFlite Falcon 900EX EASy/DX Maintenance Initial ____ CAE/SimuFlite Falcon 900EX Maintenance Initial ____ CAE/SimuFlite Falcon 900A/B/C Maintenance Initial ____ CAE/SimuFlite Falcon 50 EX Maintenance Initial ____ CAE/SimuFlite Falcon 50 Maintenance Initial ____ CAE/SimuFlite Falcon 20/20-5 Maintenance Initial ____ CAE/SimuFlite Falcon 10/100 Maintenance Initial Dassault Falcon Jet – Only one of the following Falcon-specific training courses will be awarded. FlightSafety training center in Little Rock, AR or Wilmington, DE. ____ FlightSafety Falcon 2000EX EASy/DX Maintenance Initial ____ FlightSafety Falcon 2000EX Maintenance Initial ____ FlightSafety Falcon 2000 Maintenance Initial ____ FlightSafety Falcon 900EX EASy/DX Maintenance Initial ____ FlightSafety Falcon 900EX Maintenance Initial ____ FlightSafety Falcon 900A/B/C Maintenance Initial ____ FlightSafety Falcon 50 EX Maintenance Initial ____ FlightSafety Falcon 50 Maintenance Initial ____ FlightSafety Falcon 20/20-5 Maintenance Initial ____ FlightSafety Falcon 10/100 Maintenance Initial ____ Embraer CAE Training Solutions and CAE/SimuFlite – Phenom 300 Maintenance Initial Type Course, two weeks in Dallas, TX. ____ GE Aviation – CF34 Line Maintenance Course. ____ Global Jet Services, Inc. – Any five-day course offered in the Global Jet Services catalog. ____ Gulfstream Aerospace Corp. – Gulfstream 550 Maintenance Initial Course, FlightSafety training center in Savannah, GA. (Note: some expenses associated with this award may be covered by Gulfstream, as needed.) ____ Hawker Beechcraft Corp. – King Air Maintenance Initial Course, FlightSafety training center in Wichita, KS. Name (type or print neatly): ________________________________________ 2011 Maintenance TRACS Application Honeywell, Inc. – Three of the following engine training courses will be awarded (one per recipient). Honeywell Aerospace Academy in Phoenix, AZ. ____ RE100LJ APU Line Maintenance Bombardier Lear 45 ____ RE100XL APU Line Maintenance Cessna Excel ____ RE100CS APU Line Maintenance Cessna Sovereign ____ RE220GV APU Line Maintenance ____ RE220GX APU Line Maintenance Bombardier Global Express ____ 36-100 Series APU Line Maintenance Various Business Aircraft ____ 36-150 Series APU Line Maintenance Various Business Aircraft ____ Gulfstream G450 ECS Line Maintenance Gulfstream G450 ____ Learjet 45 ECS Line Maintenance Bombardier Lear 45 ____ HTF7000 Line Maintenance Bombardier Challenger 300 ____ CFE738 Line Maintenance Course Dassault Falcon 2000 ____ TFE731-2/-3/-4/-5 Line Maintenance ____ TFE731-20/-40/-50/-60 Line Maintenance ____ TPE331 Line Maintenance Honeywell, Inc. – All three of the following avionics training courses will be awarded (one per recipient). Honeywell Aerospace Academy in Phoenix, AZ. ____ Primus EPIC ____ Primus 1000 ____ SPZ-8400/HUD Gulfstream IV ____ NBAA Maintenance Management Conference – Registration and hotel expenses to attend business aviation’s single dedicated venue for individuals with responsibilities for managing the maintenance function, from aircraft maintenance to hangar facility management to personnel. April 5 to 7, 2011, San Diego, CA. ____ Rolls-Royce, Inc. – AE3007C Initial Engine Course, Indianapolis, IN. ____ Williams International – Two FJ Series Engine Line Maintenance Courses, Lake Walled, MI. Application Requirements 1.Applicant must be U.S. citizen or permanent resident. 2.Applicant either must be: (1) a current holder of an airframe and powerplant (A&P) certificate currently employed in general aviation or (2) a student currently enrolled in either an accredited A&P program or an approved FAR Part 147 school. 3.Fill out this application form in its entirety and sign it. You must type or print your name on every page and rank scholarships in order of preference for the application form to be considered complete. 4.Submit a 250-word, typed, double-spaced essay describing your interest in and goals for a career in the business aviation maintenance field. Your typed name must appear at the top of the page. 5.Submit a current one-page resume with permanent home address. 6.Submit a letter of recommendation from a supervisor, faculty member or other individual who is familiar with your capabilities. A recommendation from an NBAA Member Company Representative is encouraged but not required. 7.For students, submit proof of enrollment, such as an official transcript. 8.Completed application package, which includes this form, one essay, one resume, one letter of recommendation and (for students) one transcript, must be received by NBAA no later than February 11, 2011, to be considered for the scholarship. Name (type or print neatly): ________________________________________ 2011 Maintenance TRACS Application Applicant Information (Type or print neatly.) Last Name: First Name: Street Address: City, State, Zip: q Daytime Tel: q Evening Tel: (Check preferred) Fax Number:E-mail Address: Please complete the following questions. Continue answers on a separate sheet, if necessary, and staple to form. 1. What are your career plans and what is your plan to achieve them? 2. Please express your interest and long-term objectives in business aviation maintenance. 3. Describe your outside activities, community and/or industry involvement. 4. Describe your reasons for applying for this scholarship and how it would affect your business aviation career. I agree to the conditions of this scholarship established by NBAA. I certify that all information provided in this application and accompanying documents is correct. I authorize the release of this information to members of the NBAA Maintenance Committee. If granted a scholarship, I agree to the publication of my name and likeness by NBAA and this scholarship’s sponsors. I understand that this award is contingent upon the financial support of sponsors and that neither NBAA nor its Maintenance Committee members and related individuals are responsible for any financial liability. q By checking this box, I give NBAA permission to forward my application materials to interested Maintenance TRACS sponsors for possible employment consideration. Applicant Signature: Date: (Must provide either hand signature in ink or digital signature) Direct all questions about this application to NBAA at (202) 783-9250 or [email protected]. Mail completed application and other required documents to: Maintenance TRACS Scholarship Attn: Jay Evans National Business Aviation Association 1200 18th Street NW, Suite 400 Washington, DC 20036 Fax: (202) 331-8364; E-mail: [email protected] (Note: Any e-mailed materials must be signed and provided in PDF format.) application deadline February 11, 2011