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ENGINE GROUND RUN (EGR) Courses

Engine Ground Run Training

Engine Ground Run Training is designed to build confident, safe, and disciplined engine run-up competence. The course combines essential theory with practical exercises to ensure participants can perform engine ground runs correctly, recognize abnormal indications, and apply standard procedures in normal, abnormal, and emergency situations.

What we offer

  • Engine Ground Run Training - Initial
  • Engine Ground Run Training - Refresher
  • Engine Ground Run Maintenance Task Training
 General description of the Engine Ground Run (EGR) training courses

Target Audience

Engine Ground Run Training is intended for maintenance professionals who are required to perform, supervise, or support engine ground run activities. It is suitable for lin​e and base maintenance technicians, engineers, and technical staff involved in engine run-up preparation, execution, troubleshooting, and post-run evaluation.

Course description

This course includes both theoretical and practical training aligned with ATA Level IV standards. It equips participants with the skills and experience needed to start and operate engines and associated aircraft systems. A strong focus is placed on safety, checklist discipline, correct run-up procedures, and the ability to identify abnormal engine operation and performance characteristics.
 
The theoretical part provides structured understanding of run-up preparation, inspections, limitations, and standard procedures. The practical part reinforces competence through guided exercises and continuous assessment. 

Typical Theoretical Element Content

  1. Ground Run Essentials — purpose, roles and safety mindset
  2. Engine Fundamentals — how the system behaves during ground operation
  3. Safety First — FOD control, intake/exhaust hazards, safe positioning
  4. Operating Limits — what to monitor (and why it matters)
  5. Run-Up Preparation — configuration, prerequisites, and pre-run checks
  6. Start-Up Flow​ — step-by-step overview and correct monitoring
  7. Automatic Start — what “good” looks like and when to intervene
  8. Stabilisation & Normal Operation — building confidence in indications
  9. Standard Shutdown — cool-down principles and best practice
  10. Emergency Stop — decisive actions for abnormal situations
  11. Fire Awareness & Response — recognition and immediate procedures
  12. Post-Maintenance Checks — basic powerplant testing and reporting

Delivery Methods

Theoretical Element – 1 Day (6 tuition hours):
- ​Classroom (In-person) 
- Virtual Classroom (Online - Instructor-led)
  (Max. 15 Participants)   

Practical Element – 1 Day (4 practical hours): 
-  In-person; Hands-on on Full Flight Simulator (FFS)
   (Max. 4 Participants per FFS session)

Language: 
- English (standard) 
- Other Languages upon request  

Evaluation

Competence is verified through continuous assessment during the practical training to ensure ongoing development and skill verification. 

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