(e) At least one of the Inspectors performing the Duplicate Inspection shall not have been involved in the performance of the work being inspected.

(f) An Inspector assigned to the Quality section of a maintenance organization may perform the second part of a Duplicate Inspection.

(g) Each air operator shall develop a list of the systems on its aircraft that will require Duplicate Inspection and shall include this list in its Maintenance Control Manual.  This list shall at a minimum, include the following systems –

(i) aileron and aileron trim ;

(ii)       elevator and elevator trim

(iii)       rudder and rudder trim 

(iv) horizontal stabilizer 

(v) flaps

(vi) slats

(vii) speed brakes / Spoilers

(viii) engine power lever (Throttle)

(ix) engine fuel shut-off (HP Cock)

(x)       engine fuel Mixture 

(xi) engine thrust reverser

(xii) landing gear extension and retraction

(h) Each owner of a private aircraft shall include such a list in the maintenance program approved for his aircraft.
 5.130  AIRCRAFT PARTS AND MATERIALS

(a) All aeronautical parts and materials being installed or used on Jamaican-registered aircraft must be traceable to an approved source and must be supplied with documentation to attest to the fact.

(b) All rotable parts must be supplied with an original or certified copy of an Authorised Release Certificate that complies with the requirements of the JCAA, FAA, Transport Canada, or EASA (European Aviation Safety Agency).

(c) All expendable parts must be supplied with either an Authorised Release Certificate as in (b) or a signed Certificate of Conformity that carries an appropriate statement that the part complies with airworthiness requirements.  Packing slips that incorporate signed conformance certification are also acceptable.

(d) Segments of bulk parts covered under a single certification document may be supplied with a copy of the document along with the necessary certification stating the location where the original documentation is being held on file.

(e) Uncertified photocopies of documentation are not acceptable.

(f) Whenever a part or item of material is installed on an aircraft, the documentation specified in (a) through (d) above, as applicable, must be included in the aircraft records along with the worksheet, job card, or logbook page that carries the entry for the work performed.
 SUBPART E:  PERFORMANCE STANDARDS
 5.135  APPLICABILITY
This Subpart prescribes performance standards governing the maintenance and inspection of any aircraft having a Airworthiness Certificate issued by Jamaica or associated aeronautical products.
 5.140 PERSONS AUTHORISED TO PERFORM MAINTENANCE, PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE, AND MODIFICATIONS

(a) The persons authorised to perform maintenance subject to this Subpart include —

(1) a pilot licensed by the Authority;

(2) a person performing maintenance under the supervision of an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer;

(3) an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer;

(4) an AOC holder approved to perform maintenance under an equivalent system; and

(5) an AMO.

(b) This Subpart outlines the privileges and limitations of these entities with respect to the extent and type of work they may perform regarding —

(1) maintenance;

(2) preventive maintenance;

(3) modification;

(4) inspection; and

(5) approvals for return to service.
 5.145  PERSONS AUTHORISED TO PERFORM MAINTENANCE

(a) No person may perform any task defined as maintenance on an aircraft or aeronautical products, except as provided in the following —

(1) a pilot licensed by the Authority may perform preventive maintenance on any aircraft owned or operated by that pilot, if that aircraft is not approved for use by an AOC holder. 
　
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