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Pratt & Whitney Customer Training
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Customer Training
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Table of Contents
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MRO Leadership Program
Training Program
Consulting Services
ATA Specification 104/

Definitions for Training Levels
European Aviation Safety

Agency (EASA)
General Courses
Engineering Courses
PW4000 Engine Series Courses
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V2500 Engine Series Courses
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JT8D-7/-17 and JT8D-200

Engine Series Courses
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JT9D Engine Series Courses
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F117 Engine Series Courses
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e-Learning
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Web-Based Training
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Computer-Based Training
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Training Aids
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Educational Resources
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General/Engineering
Training Guides
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Performance/Engineering
Training Guides
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Maintenance Training Guides
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How to Enroll in a Course
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Order/Registration Form
Pratt & Whitney Customer Training Center
Pratt & Whitney China Customer Training Center
Pratt & Whitney Customer Training

Pratt & Whitney Customer Training delivers a focused learning experience to students from around the
world. Our curriculum blends classroom instruction with computer-based technologies and hands-on
engine practice. We provide comprehensive and effective training solutions at our state-of-the-art
training centers, one of our satellite network locations or on-site at a customer facility.
We support both commercial and military engine maintenance training, engineering and engine
performance courses, leadership program initiatives and educational resources. All of our courses
emphasize proactive safety, reliability, performance and quality. Self-paced online courses are available
to support your training needs.
For more information about Pratt & Whitney Customer Training services, please contact us directly at
860-565-8600 or speak with your local Pratt & Whitney representative. The 24-Hour Help Center is also
available to assist with any inquiries at 800-565-0140 (Domestic) or 860-565-0140 (International).
MRO Leadership Program

Experienced maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) leadership
is key to the safety and reliability of the world fleet and the
evolving international supply chain.
The MRO Leadership Program shares knowledge, experience
and best practices with participants from various industries to
address maintenance, repair and overhaul talent in a rapidly
changing business environment.
This five-day program challenges participants to find new ways
to improve the safety and reliability of the world fleet,
drive lean operations across the enterprise, address the
complex supply chain and focus on people as key resources.
The MRO Leadership Program is offered by Pratt & Whitney
in cooperation with university professors and industry experts
and associations.
Key topics include:

Lean Operations
Regulatory Environment
Logistics and Supply-Chain Management
Managing a Cross-Cultural Global Workforce
Leadership and Change Management
MRO Cost Management
Human Factors Awareness
State-of-the-Industry and Market Considerations
Content is tailored to program participants. Instructor activities
and team projects focus on topics that are critical to the MRO
industry and the role of leadership. Tours to a UTC engine
overhaul facility or part repair operation may also be provided.
Training Program Consulting Services

Customer Training provides consulting services on engine performance, engine maintenance, visual inspections
and field issues.
We also offer services that can be tailored to your organization, including train-the-trainer programs, cross-facility
utilization and regional training. Customer Training offers a total learning management approach, focusing on
human performance improvement and value-added services.
ATA Specification 104/

Definitions for Training Levels
Level I: General Familiarization
Personnel must be familiar with current equipment and
have a general knowledge of turbine-powered transport
aircraft. Level I provides a brief overview of the airframe,
systems and power plant as outlined in the Systems
Description Section of the Aircraft Maintenance Manual.
Level II: Ramp and Transit

Personnel must be familiar with turbine-powered transport
aircraft digital electronic equipment and have experience in
ramp, transit and turnaround activity. Level II provides a
basic system overview; a description of controls, indicators
and principal components including their location; and
practical training on servicing and minor troubleshooting.
European Aviation Safety

Agency (EASA)
Pratt & Whitney Customer Training is an approved European
Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) Part 147 Maintenance Training
Organization. Certification allows Pratt & Whitney Customer
Training to provide type training for European aircraft and
power plant technicians as required by their respective EASA
Part 66 curricula.
Part 147 certification also ensures that Pratt & Whitney
Customer Trainings facility, processes, records, personnel,
equipment and examinations continuously meet the highest
standards. Experienced and qualified instructors undergo
training every year to stay current with the latest technical
upgrades, training techniques and regulatory requirements. In
addition, our EASA-qualified examiners provide hands-on
assessments and exams following each class.
Part 66 Appendix III type-training levels are based upon ATA 104 (Air Transport
Association) corresponding-type training levels.
Level III: Line and Base Maintenance Training

Personnel attending Level III training should, in addition to
requirements for Levels I and II, possess the knowledge
and experience required to maintain turbine-powered
transport aircraft. Level III provides a detailed description of
the operation, component location, removal/installation and
troubleshooting procedures to maintenance manual level.
Level IV: Specialized Training

Entry level is defined by subject matter. Personnel must
have considerable experience in the field in which training
will be received. Level IV provides a detailed description,
component location, in-depth troubleshooting, adjustment,
test procedures, rigging, in-depth use of wiring diagrams,
schematics and engineering data.
Level V: Component Overhaul Training

Entry level is defined by subject matter. Personnel must
meet prerequisites established by the vendor. Specialized
overhaul training is conducted by airframe/engine
manufacturers and/or their suppliers to a component
maintenance manual level.
EASA Certificate
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General Courses
Jet Engine Introduction (2 Days)
Class Size: 18 Course Code: 109
Standard Practices Used in Maintenance of

Pratt & Whitney Engines (2 Days)
Designed for personnel who need general knowledge of the gas

turbine engine. The student will be able to identify the major gas
turbine engine, nacelle and engine system components; name the
different types of gas turbine engines; and state, in general terms,
engine economics.
Effective Training and Presentation Techniques (3 Days)
Provides knowledge and understanding of classroom management

skills, speaking skills, use of audiovisual materials, giving and
receiving instructor feedback and adult learning theory. Two days
of classroom instruction are followed by one full day of practice
teaching scenarios where students apply what they have learned,
then receive immediate feedback on their performance. The course
satisfies the requirements of FAR145 for instructor training.
Designed for personnel responsible for performing or supervising

maintenance on Pratt & Whitney engines. Students will be able to
reference proper resources and will be able to perform
recommended maintenance practices. A variety of hand tools,
precision measuring equipment and shop engines provide handson experience with Standard Practices. The human factor and its
role in maintenance will be discussed.
CFM56 Engine Maintenance Training
Pratt & Whitney Customer Training is expanding its training
capabilities to include ATA maintenance courses for the CFM56
engine. Please contact us for more information on how we can
tailor your CFM56 engine training program.
OJT: Teaching Job Knowledge and Skills (1 Day)

Designed for subject-matter experts who train new employees

both in the classroom and on the shop floor. Provides knowledge
and ability to apply the characteristics of an effective instructor,
verbal and nonverbal communications and the coach-and-pupil
learning strategy. This course consists of presentations and
discussions combined with classroom activities designed to
improve individual communications skills.
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Engineering Courses
Introduction to Engine Failure Analysis (5 Days)
Engine Design and Repair (5 Days)
Teaches how to analyze jet engine system/part failures from in-flight

or test cell incidents to help determine root cause. Case studies from
course participants are used as examples in the classroom. This
course is applicable to all Pratt & Whitney engine models and
includes classroom presentations, discussions and workshop
sessions. Students will learn important information from listening to
experiences shared by other participants and from hands-on
exercises.
Provides a general overview of the structural design and performance

features of Pratt & Whitneys commercial gas turbine engines. The
course defines the relationship between these features and required
inspection and repair procedures. Additional topics include a review of
engine management using risk analysis and the application of the
failure analysis process. The experience is designed to enhance the
students skill level in the evaluation, repair and management process
for engine parts.
Introduction to Engine Fleet Management (5 Days)
P&W EHM (Engine Health Monitoring) (5 Days )
Teaches procedures for evaluating and optimizing an airlines engine

fleet in the areas of engine performance, test cell operations, onwing health management, engine workscope and engine
maintenance and removal planning.
Designed for personnel responsible for conducting engine

performance analysis using in-flight data and Pratt & Whitneys
P&W EHM software program. Students will be able to perform
engine health-monitoring procedures, analyze the engine health
monitoring reports and apply the features of the P&W EHM
computer program. Students are encouraged to bring a copy of their
P&W EHM database to class to gain experience applying the EHM
program features to their own engine fleet. Students must be
employed by companies who have or are registered to receive
P&W EHM software.
Module Performance Analysis Using MAPNET (4 Days)

Develops competency in implementing and using the Module

Analysis Program Network (MAPNET) program to accomplish
engine and module performance analysis and to plan corrective
action using engine test cell data.
Engine Condition Monitoring II (ECM II)/ECM (5 Days)

Advanced Diagnostic and Engine Management

(ADEM) (5 Days)
Designed for personnel responsible for conducting on-wing engine

performance and health monitoring or those who have a Fleet
Management Program (FMP) or Engine Management Program
(EMP) contract with Pratt & Whitney. The primary ADEM tools and
features are identified, discussed and used to determine the cause
of engine faults and document analyses. Students will have the
ability to access their own ADEM fleet data to immediately apply
the topics learned in class. The course also emphasizes the
benefits of preventive maintenance and early fault detection.
Develops competency in implementing and using the Pratt &

Whitney engine condition monitoring program (ECM II) to
accomplish on-wing engine performance analysis. This course is
intended for users who do not have P&W EHM software.

System Familiarization All Models
ATA Level: I Class Size: 15
Course Code: 4000 B747/767/PW4000 (4 Days)
4100 A300/PW4100 (5 Days)
4400 MD11/PW4400 (5 Days)
4130 A330/PW4100-100 inch (5 Days)
4030 B777/PW4000-112 inch (4 Days)
Provides an introduction to engine design features and an overview of

engine systems, performance and ground operations. Airbus PW4100
and MD11/PW4400 classes also cover thrust-reverser systems.
Line and Base Maintenance All Models
ATA Level: III Class Size: 12
4103 A300/PW4100 (10 Days)
4403 MD11/PW4400 (10 Days)
4133 A330/PW4100-100 inch (10 Days)
4033 B777/PW4000-112 inch (10 Days)
Designed for maintenance technicians and other personnel associated

with line and base maintenance. This course provides a detailed
description of system operation, component location, onboard
reporting systems and fault isolation procedures to aircraft
Borescope Inspection Procedures All Models (2 Days)
ATA Level: IV Class Size: 4
Course Code: 4002 B747/767/PW4000
4102 A300/PW4100
4132 A330/PW4100-100 inch
4032 B777/PW4000-112 inch
Designed for technicians responsible for performing borescope

inspection of the engine gaspath condition. The course consists
primarily of practical exercises using borescope equipment, training
engine, mockups and worksheets to develop critical investigative
and interpretive skills.
Compressor Blade Blending All Models
ATA Level: IV Class Size: 2 to 3 (3 Days); 4 (4 Days)
Course Code: 4004 B747/767/PW4000 (5th, 6th and 7th Stage)
4104 A300/PW4100 (5th through 15th Stage)
4404 MD11/PW4400
4134 A330/PW4100-100 inch (5th through 15th Stage)
4034 B777/PW4000-112 inch (5th through 15th Stage)
Provides important hands-on experience required to develop

necessary investigative and interpretative skills while using specialized
equipment to detect, interpret, evaluate and repair damage in the
compressor gaspath. Customer must supply blade-blending equipment
required for this training. Requires Pratt & Whitney source approval.
Post-Maintenance Test All Models (5 Days)
Maximum Heavy Maintenance (B3) All Models

Course Code: 4005 B747/767/PW4000
4105 A300/PW4100
4405 MD11/PW4400
4135 A330/PW4100-100 inch
4035 B777/PW4000-112 inch
(See note for class duration.)
Designed for mechanics, technicians and propulsion engineers

responsible for engine testing and analysis. Students will develop
the skills necessary to perform engine test procedures, monitor
performance and evaluate the engines condition. Practical
experience will be gained using test logs and data to monitor
performance and troubleshoot engines.
Heavy Maintenance (B1-B2) All Models
ATA Level: V Class Size: 6 to 8
4107 A300/PW4100 (10 Days)
4407 MD11/PW4400 (10 Days)
4137 A330/PW4100-100 inch (10 Days)
4037 B777/PW4000-112 inch (15 Days)
Designed for personnel who are responsible for performing and

supervising limited and major engine assembly and disassembly.
The course provides practical hands-on training on the assembly
and on the disassembly of major build groups, using special
tooling, equipment and appropriate technical manuals.

Course Code: 4006 B747/767/PW4000
4106 A300/PW4100
4406 MD11/PW4400
4136 A330/PW4100-100 inch
4036 B777/PW4000-112 inch

This course is offered only at the customers facility using the
customers tooling and engine-build groups.
Note: The number of build groups selected for training determines total course length.
Training days = 3 to 35 days based on an eight-hour day.
Engine Change Bootstrap Method All Models (2 Days)

Course Code: 4111 A300/PW4100
4411 MD11/PW4400
4141 A330/PW4100-100 inch
4041 B777/PW4000-112 inch
Gives engine-change team members the knowledge required to

remove and install an engine using the bootstrap method. Engine
bootstrap tooling installation and removal tasks will be performed.
The course will cover the maintenance manual procedure for
preparing the engine for removal and installation.

System Familiarization All Models (2 Days)
ATA Level: I Class Size: 15 Course Code: 2031 (B757)
Provides an introduction to engine design features and an

overview of engine systems, performance and ground operations.
Line and Base Maintenance All Models (8 Days)
ATA Level: III Class Size: 12 Course Code: 2033 (B757)
Designed for maintenance technicians and other personnel

associated with line and base maintenance. This course provides a
detailed description of system operation, component location,
onboard reporting systems and fault isolation procedures to
aircraft maintenance manual level.
Heavy Maintenance (B1-B2) All Models (10 Days)

ATA Level: V Class Size: 6 to 8 Course Code: 2007 (B757)

ATA Level: IV Class Size: 4 Course Code: 2030 (B757)

primarily of practical exercises using borescope equipment, a
training engine, mockups and worksheets to develop critical
investigative and interpretive skills.
Designed for personnel responsible for performing and supervising

limited and major engine assembly and disassembly. The course
provides practical hands-on training on the disassembly of major
build groups and assembly using necessary special tooling,
equipment and appropriate technical manuals.

Course Code: 2012 (6th through 9th Stage)

necessary investigative and interpretative skills while using
specialized equipment to detect, interpret, evaluate and repair
damage in the compressor gaspath. Customer must supply
blade-blending equipment required for this training. Requires
Pratt & Whitney source approval.
ATA Level: V Class Size: 2 to 4 Course Code: 2006 (B757)
Designed for personnel responsible for performing and supervising

limited and major engine assembly and disassembly. The course
provides practical hands-on training on the disassembly of major
build groups and assembly using necessary special tooling,
equipment and appropriate technical manuals.
Note: Training days = 3 to 35 days. The number of build groups selected for training
determines total course length.
Post-Maintenance Test All Models (5 Days)

ATA Level: IV Class Size: 12 Course Code: 2005 (B757)

engine performance and evaluate engine condition. Practical
experience will be gained using engine test logs and data to
monitor performance and to troubleshoot engines.
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Bootstrap Equipment Installation All Models (2 Days)

ATA Level: IV Class Size: 4 to 6 Course Code: 2011 (B757)
Teaches members how to remove and install an engine using

the bootstrap method. Engine bootstrap tooling installation and
removal tasks will be performed. The course will cover the
maintenance manual procedure for preparing the engine for
removal and installation.

System Familiarization (2 Days)
Post-Maintenance Test (5 Days)
ATA Level: I Class Size: 15 Course Code: 6101
ATA Level: IV Class Size: 12 Course Code: 6108
Provides an introduction to engine design features and an overview

of systems, performance and ground operations.

performance and evaluate engine condition. Practical experience will
be gained using test logs and data to monitor performance and to
troubleshoot engines.
T1 PW6100 Engine Only for Airbus A318 (5 Days)

EASA Level: III Class Size: 12 Course Code: 6103

associated with line and base maintenance. This course provides a
detailed description of system operation, component location,
onboard reporting systems and fault isolation procedures to aircraft

primarily of practical exercises using borescope equipment, a training
and interpretative skills.
Engine Change Bootstrap Method All Models (2 Days)

ATA Level: IV Class Size: 4 to 6 Course Code: 6107
Gives engine-change team members the knowledge and hands-on

experience needed to remove and replace an engine from the
on-wing position. A training engine installed on mockup pylon and
bootstrap equipment is used for the practical shop training. Team
practice at task and safety procedures is emphasized.
V2500 Engine Series Courses

General Familiarization (2 Days)
Interactive Electronic Technical Manual (1 Day)
ATA Level: I Class Size: 15 Course Code: 2500
ATA Level: N/A Class Size: 12 Course Code: 2504
Provides an introduction to engine design features and an overview

of systems, performance and ground operations.
Provides an introduction to the format, navigation, functions and

features of the Interactive Electronic Technical Manual (IETM) and the
International Aerospace Engines (IAE) manuals contained within.


primarily of practical exercises using borescope equipment, a training
and interpretative skills.
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JT8D-7/-17 and JT8D-200 Engine Series Courses

General Familiarization

Course Code: 821 JT8D-Standard (2 Days)
850 JT8D-200 (3 Days)

Course Code: 804 JT8D-Standard
854 JT8D-200

overview of systems, performance and ground operations.

blade-blending equipment required for the training.
Line and Base Maintenance (8 Days)

873 JT8D-200

associated with line and base maintenance. This course provides
a detailed description of system operation, component location,
Borescope Inspection Procedures (2 Days)
870 JT8D-200

primarily of practical exercises using borescope equipment, a
training engine, mockups and worksheets to develop critical
investigative and interpretative skills to evaluate engine gaspath
condition.
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Heavy Maintenance (B1-B2) (10 Days)

857 JT8D-200

Troubleshooting (5 Days)
859 JT8D-200
Designed for personnel involved in performing and supervising line

and base engine troubleshooting and fault analysis. The course
provides practical hands-on training on engine features and
systems characteristics.


856 JT8D-200

Note: Training days = 3 to 35 days. The number of build groups selected for training
determines total course length.

855 JT8D-200

responsible for engine testing and analysis. Students will
develop the skills necessary to perform engine test procedures,
monitor performance and evaluate the engines condition.
Practical experience will be gained using test logs and data to
monitor performance and to troubleshoot engines.
JT8D-7/-17 Combustion Chamber Borescope Inspection

(ASB5639) (4 Days)1
Develops skills in using borescope equipment to detect,

interpret and evaluate deterioration and damage in the
combustion chamber of a JT8D-7/-17 engine per ASB5639.
JT8D-200 Combustion Chamber Borescope Inspection
(SB5741) (4 Days)1
Develops skills in using borescope equipment to detect,

interpret and evaluate deterioration and damage in the
combustion chamber of a JT8D-200 engine per SB5741.
JT8D-7/-17 and -200 Borescope Inspection Procedures
Gaspath Special (1 Day)
Develops skills in using borescope equipment to evaluate

deterioration and damage in the engine gaspath.
Note: Attendees must have attended and successfully completed the Combustion
Chamber Borescope Inspection course (no. 100 or 101).
Including gaspath, course duration is 5 days.

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JT9D Engine Series Courses

System Familiarization All Models
Course Code: 900 -7A, F, J (2 Days)
910 59A (2 Days)
920 -70A (2 Days)
930 -7Q (2 Days)
940 7R4 Boeing (2 Days)
950 7R4 Airbus (3 Days)
960 7R4G2 Boeing (2 Days)
Introduces engine design features with an overview of systems,

performance and ground operations.
Line and Base Maintenance All Models
Course Code: 903 -7A, F, J (8 Days)
913 59A (8 Days)
923 -70A (8 Days)
933 -7Q (8 Days)
943 7R4 Boeing (8 Days)
953 7R4 Airbus (10 Days)
963 7R4G2 Boeing (8 Days)

associated with line and base maintenance. This course provides
a detailed description of system operation, component location,
Course Code: 902 -7A, F, J
912 59A
922 -70A
932 -7Q
942 7R4 Boeing
952 7R4 Airbus
962 7R4G2 Boeing

inspection of the engine gaspath condition. The course
consists primarily of practical exercises using borescope
equipment, a training engine, mockups and worksheets to
develop critical investigative and interpretive skills.

Course Code: 905 -7A, F, J
915 59A
925 -70A
935 -7Q
945 7R4 Boeing
955 7R4 Airbus
965 7R4G2 Boeing

the skills necessary to perform test procedures, monitor
performance and evaluate engine condition. Practical experience
will be gained using test logs and data to monitor performance
and to troubleshoot engines.
Compressor Blade Blending
Course Code: 117 (5th through 15th stage)

blade-blending equipment required for the training. Requires
Pratt & Whitney source approval.
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Military training programs are restricted to audiences using and/or supporting the military product and meeting U.S.
Department of Defense export/licensing requirements. Attendance at military training programs requires the appropriate
sponsorship of the Pratt & Whitney customer Integrated Logistics Support (ILS) manager or the United States Air Force (USAF).
All training courses listed are based on six hours of actual instruction per day unless otherwise noted.
Systems Familiarization (2 days)
Borescope Inspection Procedures (3 Days)

overview of systems, performance and ground operations.

inspection of the engine gaspath condition. The course
consists primarily of practical exercises using borescope
equipment, a training engine, mockups and worksheets to
develop critical investigative and interpretive skills.
Line and Base Maintenance (5 days)

Designed for technicians responsible for performing line and

base maintenance. Provides knowledge and understanding of
engine design features, line replacement unit (LRU) identification,
engine operation, systems operation and rigging and inspection.
Engine Blade Blending (1 day)

Class Size: 2 to 6 Course Code: 7004
Provides general knowledge of inspections and blending

techniques for Pratt & Whitney military engine blades. The course
consists of support equipment identification, definition of blade
damage and proper inspection and blending techniques.
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Engine Familiarization (3 Days)
F100 Borescope/Fiberscope Inspection (5 Days)
Class Size: 4 to 12
Course Code: 1040 F100-PW-220
1050 F100-PW-229
Class Size: 2 to 6
1037 F100-PW-229
This course enables the student to explain basic facts and state
general principles about military engine construction features and
systems design. This course will prepare the student for all
subsequent military engine training courses.
Provides knowledge and experience to perform F100 engine

borescope/fiberscope inspections. The course consists of
classroom presentations and practical hands-on experience.
F100 Engine Blade Blending (1 day)
F100 Interactive Electronic Technical Manual System

(IETMS) (1 day)
Class Size: 2 to 6 Course Code: 1015
Course Code: 1014
Provides general knowledge of inspections and blending

techniques for Pratt & Whitney military engine blades. The course
consists of support equipment identification, definition of blade
damage and proper inspection and blending techniques.
Enables the student to navigate through the F100-PW-220/229

Intermediate Maintenance Manual Set (IMMS) and use it within the
maintenance environment. This course prepares the student for
the Intermediate Maintenance and Intermediate Maintenance
On-the-Job-Training (OJT) courses.
F100 Engine Systems and Troubleshooting (10 Days)
Class Size: 4 to 12
1051 F100-PW-229
Provides comprehensive and in-depth training of F100 engine

systems operation, diagnostic equipment operation, troubleshooting
techniques and line replacement unit (LRU) maintenance.
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F100 Intermediate Maintenance (55 Days)1

Class Size: 4 to 6
1052 F100-PW-229
Working as team members, students will disassemble, inspect

and reassemble the engine and/or associated modules using
F100-unique special tooling, technical manuals and precision
measuring equipment.
F100 Intermediate Maintenance OJT (59 Days)2
F100 Depot Maintenance1, 2
Class Size: 4 to 6
1056 F100-PW-229
Class Size: 4 to 6
Course Code:
Engine (includes all courses below) (47 Days)
Fan Module (5 Days)
Core Module (15 Days)
Rear Compressor Drive Turbine (3 Days)
Fan Drive Turbine Module (5 Days)
Gearbox (3 Days)
Augmentor (4 Days)
The course is designed to enhance the knowledge and experience

gained in the Intermediate Maintenance course by providing further
knowledge and experience performing those tasks most frequently
encountered in an actual maintenance environment. Students work
as a team, making necessary decisions about the requirements and
procedures for a given situation. The instructor(s) serves in an
advisory/observer capacity during the training period. Students
will be evaluated on the proficiency level attained during training.
F100-PW-220
F100-PW-229
1034
1023
1022
1027
1025
1048
1045
1057
1095
1038
1039
1064
1100
1103
Working as a team, students will disassemble, inspect

and reassemble the engine and/or associated modules
using F100-unique tooling, technical manual and precision
measuring equipment.
F100 Intermediate Test Operator (5 Days)1

Class Size: 4 to 6
1053 F100-PW-229
Designed for customers already operating the engine.

Enables the student to install and remove an F100 engine on
the test stand, conduct a run of the engine and perform pre- and
post-run inspections of the engine and test stand.
F100 Intermediate Test Operator (10 Days)
Class Size: 4 to 6
1054 F100-PW-229
Enables the student to install and remove an F100 engine on

the test stand, conduct a run of the engine and perform pre- and
post-run inspections of the engine and test stand.
F100 Engine Monitoring System Component Intermediate
Maintenance Repair (10 Days)
Class Size: 2 to 4
Course Code: 1070
Provides a basic knowledge and the practical experience required

to perform intermediate-level maintenance repair of F100 enginemonitoring-system components.
F100 Depot Maintenance OJT 1, 2

Class Size: 4 to 6
Course Code:
Engine (includes all courses below) (67 Days)
Fan Module (8 Days)
Core Module (20 Days)
Rear Compressor Drive Turbine (5 Days)
Fan Drive Turbine Module (8 Days)
Gearbox (5 Days)
Augmentor (6 Days)
F100-PW-220
F100-PW-229
1035
1024
1079
1029
1026
1049
1047
1059
1088
1089
1102
1090
1101
1104
This course enhances the Depot Maintenance course with the

opportunity to gain further knowledge and experience performing
those tasks most frequently encountered in an actual maintenance
environment. The students work as a team, making necessary
decisions about the requirements and procedures for a given
situation. The instructor(s) serves in an advisory/observer capacity
during the training period. Students will be evaluated on the
proficiency level attained during this training period.
F100 Depot Test Operator (5 Days)1
Class Size: 4 to 6
1058 F100-PW-229
Designed for customers already operating the engine. Enables the

student to install and remove an F100 engine on the test stand,
conduct a run of the engine and perform pre- and post-run
inspections of the engine and test stand.
F100 Depot Test Operator (10 Days)1
Class Size: 4 to 6
1060 F100-PW-229
Enables the student to install and remove an F100 engine on the

test stand, perform an operational performance run of the engine
and perform pre- and post-run inspections of the engine and
test stand.
Class conducted at customer location.
Designed for the entire engine or for modules specified by the customer.
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e-Learning
e-Learning Products and Services
Customer Training has developed a range of e-Learning solutions in response to customer demand,
providing students convenient, cost-effective methods for acquiring knowledge and skills.
Web-Based Training courses are ideal for students who do not have the opportunity to attend
classes at one of our training locations, and allows students to learn at their own pace in a format
that is delivered at their convenience. A range of courses are being made available at
www.pwcustomertraining.com on topics ranging from human factors awareness to jet engine
introduction to engine familiarization.
Computer-Based Training courses are available in CD format and on-site at our training centers
for specific engine models and topics. For a complete listing, please visit the shopping cart on
www.pwcustomertraining.com.
Interactive Distance Learning is available through a variety of formats and technologies, offering
interaction between Customer Training instructors and students in different locations.
Rapid-Electronic Performance Support (R-EPS) job refreshment aids have been created in
cooperation with Customer Technical Support to help customers familiarize themselves with the
important details of a service procedure before performing a specific maintenance task.
R-EPS are not intended to replace or supercede any official Pratt & Whitney technical publication, and are available on the
Pratt & Whitney Online Services portal.
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Web-Based Training
Jet Engine Introduction
This e-Learning familiarization course introduces the fundamentals
of jet engine design, including the concepts of propulsion and
bypass ratio; the function of various gas turbine engine components;
the development of the dual spool engine, and the evolution of
gas turbine engines in response to marketplace demands.
Course duration: one hour.
Advanced Jet Engine Operation

This companion to Jet Engine Introduction examines in detail
the operation of the fuel, oil, and air systems, and provides an
overview of environmental, regulatory and cost issues.
Course duration: one hour.
Human Factors Awareness
Human Factors Awareness continues to gain importance as a
crucial means for ensuring aviation health and safety. This course
explores the theory behind various human factors models; illustrates
everyday situations that invite error and mistakes; depicts serious,
real-life incidents involving The Dirty Dozen, and describes
methods to ensure continued training and awareness.
Course duration: two hours.
PW4000 (112-inch Fan) Engine Operation and Construction

ATA Level: I
Provides an overview of jet engine operation and details of the

internal construction of the PW4000 112-inch fan engine.
PW2000 Engine Operation and Construction (Student-Paced CBT)
ATA Level: I

internal construction of the PW2000 engine.
JT8D (-7 through -17) On-Wing Maintenance
ATA Level: I, II and III
Provides an overview of JT8D design specifications and features. It

also explains engine systems and components, aircraft interfaces,
engine performance and ground operations. And for the ATA Level III
student, it also introduces basic troubleshooting techniques. This is
essentially three courses in one, providing access to course content
in ATA Levels I, II and III commensurate with student needs.
Computer-Based Training
Introduction to Borescope Inspection of Gas Turbine Engines
ATA Level: IV
Provides knowledge and understanding of borescope inspection

fundamentals. It offers mastery of borescope equipment, techniques,
inspection practices and engine damage recognition.
PW4000 (100-inch Fan) Engine Operation and Construction
ATA Level: I

internal construction of the PW4000 100-inch fan engine.
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Training Aids
Commercial Engines
Pratt & Whitney Secondary Flow and Lubrication
Systems Schematics
Each schematic illustrates in full color the secondary air sources
and uses of the various stages of air throughout the engines
systems. Careful attention is given to the proper identification of
all compressor and turbine stages, flanges and gaspath stations.
In addition, the engine lubrication system is depicted detailing
the pressure, scavenge and breather air subsystems. Schematics
are available in handout and wall chart sizes. See order
numbers below.
Order No:
P090-H
P092-H
P093-H
P094-H
P099-H
P132-H
Secondary Flow Handouts

(Handouts measure 11 inches x 17 inches)
Sold in packages of 25.
PW2000
PW4000 94-Inch Fan
PW4000 100-Inch Fan
PW4000 112-Inch Fan
PW6124
JT8D-217C/-219
The schematics are printed on high-quality white laser paper and

are ideally sized for handouts, insertion into training guides, or
display in an office area.
Order No:
P090-W
P092-W
P093-W
P094-W
P099-W
P132-W
Secondary Flow Wall Charts

(Wall charts measure 36 inches x 51 inches)
PW2000
PW4000 94-Inch Fan
PW4000 100-Inch Fan
PW4000 112-Inch Fan
PW6124
JT8D-217C/219
Note: This wall chart measures 26 inches x 50 inches
The wall charts are laminated with a clear dry-erase material for
use in a classroom or shop setting.
Pratt & Whitney Engine Build Groups

The build groups cross-section shows the engine assembly parts
and engine build groups identified by ATA chapter sections. Flange
locations are also identified.
Order No:
P135-H
P137-H
Engine Build Groups Handouts

PW4000 94-Inch Fan
PW4000 100-Inch Fan
P135-W
P137-W
Engine Build Groups Wall Chart

(Wall charts measure 36 inches x 51 inches)
PW4000 94-Inch Fan
PW4000 100-Inch Fan
Military Engines
Order No:
P091-H
P113-H
P111-H
P139-H
P142-H
P110-H
P119-H
P140-H
P141-H
P112-H
P114-H
P115-H

Sold in packages of 25.
F117 Secondary Flow and Lubrication Schematic
F119-PW-100 Cross Section
F100-PW-220 Lubrication Systems Schematic
F100-PW-220 Engine Modules
F100-PW-229 Access Ports
F100-PW-229 Lubrication Systems Schematic
F100-PW-229 Engine Modules
F135-PW-100 CTOL/CV Cross Section
F135 CTOL/CV Airflow Map
F135 STOVL Airflow Map
Order No:
P091-W
P113-W
P111-W
P139-W
P142-W
P110-W
P119-W
P140-W
P141-W
P112-W
P114-W
P115-W
(Wall chart sizes vary. See legend below.)

F117 Secondary Flow and Lubrication Schematic1
F119-PW-100 Cross Section2
F100-PW-220 Lubrication Systems Schematic4
F100-PW-220 Engine Modules4
F100-PW-229 Access Ports1
F100-PW-229 Lubrication Systems Schematic4
F100-PW-229 Engine Modules4
F135-PW-100 CTOL/CV Cross Section2
F135 CTOL/CV Airflow Map3
F135 STOVL Airflow Map3
Wall chart sizes:

1 36 inches x 51 inches
Sample of Secondary Flow and Lubrication Systems Schematic
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Please visit Pratt & Whitneys Online Services to place an

order and complete a purchase at https://portal.pw.utc.com
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Educational Resources
Books/References
Name
Description
Book Code
Aeronautical Vestpocket
Handbook
Offers a detailed engineering technical reference. It

contains compressible flow functions, standard altitude
data and properties of gases, materials and elements.
In addition, the book covers a range of aircraft, engine
and general aviation topics. Shipping charges are
included in the price for this book.
P&W 79500
The Aircraft Gas Turbine

Engine and Its Operation
Provides a complete engine familiarization handbook.

It describes the general aero-thermodynamic principles
underlining operation and performance, different
types of engines and a detailed component description.
The book also discusses the various internal and
external systems, such as the secondary flow and
lubrication systems, as well as operational performance
and the many factors that affect it. Shipping charges
are included in the price.
P&W 182408
Engine Nomenclature
Provides definitions of commonly used technical

and engineering terms oriented toward commercial
turbofan engines.
P098
General/Engineering Training Guides
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Certified Training
Instructor
Contains illustrations and related text about

instructor skills, communications, audiovisual
materials and their use in the classroom, evaluating
other instructors and the use and creation of
instructor guides.
P060
On-the-Job-Training
Teaching Job
Knowledge and Skills
Contains illustrations and related text addressing

communications, providing feedback to students,
safety, managing students and teaching
physical skills.
P066
Standard Practices
Used in Maintenance
Contains text, tables, line charts and photographs

used to instill knowledge about torquing practices,
the use of locking devices, O-ring, lubricant,
precision measuring, clamping of tubes and
harnesses, applying markings to parts and handling
bearings. Resources for Standard Practices are
also included.
P016
Engine Design
and Repair
Contains text, tables, line charts and photographs

used to instill knowledge about the design and
performance features of Pratt & Whitneys commercial
gas turbine engines and the required inspection and
repair procedures. Additional topics include a review
of engine management using risk analysis and the
application of the failure analysis process.
463
To order training materials, please visit Pratt & Whitneys Online Services at https://portal.pw.utc.com
Performance/Engineering Training Guides

Name
Description
Book Code
Engine Condition
Monitoring II (ECM II)
Covers application of gas generator baseline curves,

the ECM II computer program, data acquisition by
the flight crew and the characteristics of monitored
parameters. Contains charts and tables commonly
used in solving engine-condition-monitoring
problems. Applicable to both the mainframe and
personal computer versions of the ECM II program.
440
Module Performance
Analysis Using MAPNET
Contains text, tables and line charts used to analyze

engine component deficiencies, program capabilities,
data requirements, output interpretation and
workscope simulation features. Basic gas turbine
performance including component characteristics
and their deterioration impacts is also included.
450
P&W EHM (Engine Health Contains illustrations, trend-monitoring-report

examples and explanations for the application of
Monitoring)
P&W EHM software. The content is divided into
several areas: fleet configuration management, data
collection requirements, cruise and takeoff data
processing, analysis and management. Also included
are report layouts and options, trend analysis,
UNIGRAPH plotting workshop and EHM student
assessment.
437
Introduction to Engine
Failure Analysis (EFA)
Contains illustrations and related text about the

basic knowledge of how to investigate engine
system or part failures to help find the root cause.
Also described are the procedures used to write a
failure analysis report.
462
Engine Fleet
Management
Contains illustrations and related text about

evaluation and optimization of the engine fleet
management program. Areas of discussion include
engine and module performance, fleet ranking, fleet
analysis and maintenance scheduling.
456
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Name
Description
Engine Model
Book Code
Engine System
Familiarization
Level I
Contains illustrations and related text

about the basic features and principles of
engine construction and systems.
PW4000 94-inch Fan

PW4000 112-inch Fan
PW4100 94-inch Fan
PW4100 100-inch Fan
PW4400 94-inch Fan
PW2000
PW6000
V2500
JT8D-7/-17
JT8D-200
601
675
622
643
651
411B
B6101
542
027
094
Line and Base

Maintenance
Level III

about engine construction features,
performance and rating characteristics,
engine systems and system components,
purpose, location, operation, operational
tests and troubleshooting.
PW4000 94-inch Fan

PW4084 112-inch Fan
PW4090 112-inch Fan
PW4100 100-inch Fan
PW4100 94-inch Fan
PW4400 94-inch Fan
PW2000
JT8D-7/-17
JT8D-200
JT9D-7Q
JT9D-7A, F, J
JT9D-59A, -70A
JT9D-7R4, E, F
JT9D-7R4D1
JT9D-7R4G2
600
663
670
623
B4163
651
410B
B0823
090
180
210
230
280
330
390
Engine Heavy
Maintenance (B1-B2)
Level IV
Contains text, schematics, cross-sectional

drawings and system diagrams covering
various steps in engine disassembly and
assembly and use of tooling.
PW4000 94-inch Fan

PW4100 100-inch Fan
PW4000 112-inch Fan
PW2000
JT8D-7/-17
JT8D-200
JT9D-7, 7Q, 7A, F
635
648
665
420
032
100
200
Intermediate and
Depot Level
Maintenance (Military)

drawings and system diagrams covering
various steps in engine disassembly and
F100-PW-220
Intermediate
Depot
F100-PW-229
Intermediate
Depot
1007
1034
1022
1023

Name
Description
Engine Model
Book Code
Borescope Inspection
Contains basic information of borescope

terminology, equipment and types of
compressor, combustor and turbine
distress. Also shown are borescope
access port locations, specific airfoil
dimensions and combustion chamber
liner inspection maps.
PW4000 94-inch Fan

PW4000 112-inch Fan
PW4100 100-inch Fan
PW2000
PW6000
JT8D-7/-17 and -200
V2500
645
669
649
423
B6100
031
541
Post-Maintenance Test
Contains illustrations and text of the

test facility, support equipment, engine
test parameters, test cell connections,
test profiles and operating limits.
PW4000 94-inch Fan

PW4000 112-inch Fan
PW4100 100-inch Fan
PW2000
JT8D-7/-17
JT8D-200
F100-PW-220
F100-PW-229
640
666
644
421
048
089
1040
1008
Compressor Blade
Blending, 5th- to
15th-Stage
PW4400 94-inch Fan

Contains illustrations and related text of
the procedures, equipment and practice
skills necessary to do on-wing compressor
blade blending.
680
Engine Heavy
Maintenance (B3)

drawings and system diagrams of various
steps in engine module disassembly and
PW4000 94-inch Fan

JT8D-7/-17
JT8D-200
635
035
099
Compressor Blade
Blending, 6th- to 9th-,
11th- to 13th-, 15thto 17th-Stage
PW2000/PW2300
skills necessary to do on-wing compressor
blade blending.
F100 Engine Blade

Inspection and Blend
Repair

necessary to inspect and blend repair the
F100 engine compressor blades.
F100-PW-220/229
1038
Interactive Electronic
Technical Manual
(IETM)

IETM navigation, front matter, publications
and features.
V2500
F100
543
1060
PW2000/B757
Open-Cowl Inspection

to conduct an open-cowl inspection.
PW2000/B757
695
JT8D, JT8D-200
Troubleshooting

engine external features, performance
and rating characteristics, systems
operation, operational tests, and
troubleshooting.
JT8D-7/-17
JT8D-200
F100-PW-220
028
095
Vol I 1014
Vol II 1015
Vol I 1011
Vol II 1012
Contains text and cross-sectional drawings

of various steps in performing a
hot-section inspection and use of tooling.
JT8D-7/-17
JT8D-200
Hot-Section Inspection
F100-PW-229
413
041
092
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ATA Specification 104/

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PW4000 Engine Series Courses

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PW6000 Engine Series Courses

V2500 Engine Series Courses

JT8D-7/-17 and JT8D-200

JT9D Engine Series Courses

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Training Program Consulting Services

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Level II: Ramp and Transit

European Aviation Safety

Level III: Line and Base Maintenance Training

Level IV: Specialized Training

Level V: Component Overhaul Training

Standard Practices Used in Maintenance of

Designed for personnel who need general knowledge of the gas

Provides knowledge and understanding of classroom management

Designed for personnel responsible for performing or supervising

OJT: Teaching Job Knowledge and Skills (1 Day)

Designed for subject-matter experts who train new employees

CFM and CFM56 are trademarks of CFM International.

Engine Design and Repair (5 Days)

Class Size: 15 Course Code: 200

Class Size: 15 Course Code: 209

Teaches how to analyze jet engine system/part failures from in-flight

Provides a general overview of the structural design and performance

Introduction to Engine Fleet Management (5 Days)

P&W EHM (Engine Health Monitoring) (5 Days )

Class Size: 15 Course Code: 201

Class Size: 12 Course Code: 210

Teaches procedures for evaluating and optimizing an airlines engine

Designed for personnel responsible for conducting engine

Module Performance Analysis Using MAPNET (4 Days)

Develops competency in implementing and using the Module

Engine Condition Monitoring II (ECM II)/ECM (5 Days)

Advanced Diagnostic and Engine Management

Designed for personnel responsible for conducting on-wing engine

Develops competency in implementing and using the Pratt &

PW4000 Engine Series Courses

Provides an introduction to engine design features and an overview of

Designed for maintenance technicians and other personnel associated

Designed for technicians responsible for performing borescope

Provides important hands-on experience required to develop

Post-Maintenance Test All Models (5 Days)

Maximum Heavy Maintenance (B3) All Models

ATA Level: IV Class Size: 12

(See note for class duration.)

Designed for mechanics, technicians and propulsion engineers

Designed for personnel who are responsible for performing and