Defined certification work packages
Scope, deliverables and review points are agreed before work starts.
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How we work
We agree scope, duration, team and way of working with you, based on your programme phase, your procedures and your authority route.
Every engagement starts with a written agreement. Awisol delivers the agreed work packages, or takes an agreed role such as compliance verification engineer. Approval privileges and the decision to submit stay with your organisation and the authority.
Scope, deliverables and review points are agreed before work starts.
A review of your evidence, or the compliance verification engineer role, as the programme needs.
We work with your procedures, your tools and your templates.
Roles and responsibilities are written into the agreement.
Roles are set in the agreement and fitted to your programme and organisation.
Responsibilities are clearly defined and agreed for every engagement.
Experience from both sides of certification: at a national civil aviation authority and in design organisations.
No. Awisol GmbH does not hold a design organisation approval. We support your programme and your organisation with certification planning, compliance verification and documentation. Approvals are granted to your organisation by the authority.
No. The authority decides. Our work is to make your evidence complete, traceable and ready for the authority. We do not promise outcomes or timelines for decisions that are not ours.
Aircraft, eVTOL and system developers, drone and UAS developers, design and production organisations (DOA, APDOA and POA teams) and system and equipment suppliers.
We agree a non-disclosure agreement before project data is shared, and we work with the access and data-handling rules of your organisation.
Tell us about your certification programme through the contact page or at [email protected]. We reply with questions or a proposal for a defined first work package.
Tell us about your programme, the product type and the certification route. We reply with questions or a proposal for a defined first work package.