Trails AMS gives aircraft engineers a free account to maintain their own profile, showcase qualifications, choose public visibility, connect with maintenance providers and keep records of maintenance tasks, experience, type experience and training.
Engineers do not need to be invited into Trails AMS by a maintenance provider before creating an account. The account can belong to the engineer first, allowing them to build a profile, record experience and connect with provider organisations when opportunities arise.
Create an engineer account without needing to wait for a maintenance provider invitation.
Showcase aircraft engineering qualifications, experience, training and capability information.
Choose whether your engineer profile is public so maintenance providers can view and contact you.
Keep records of maintenance tasks carried out in Trails AMS for experience, type experience and training evidence.
An engineer profile can help maintenance providers understand an engineer's qualifications, experience and availability for further discussion. Public visibility remains an engineer choice.
Engineers can create their own Trails AMS account before being invited into a maintenance provider organisation.
Use the engineer profile to present qualifications, skills, authorisations, experience and training information that may be useful to maintenance providers.
Engineers can choose whether their profile is public. When public, maintenance providers can view the profile and make contact for further communication.
Maintenance providers can contact engineers for further communication and invite them to join their organisation in Trails AMS.
Maintenance task history can be valuable beyond a single job. Trails AMS helps engineers keep records of completed maintenance tasks for ongoing experience, type experience and training evidence.
Keep a record of maintenance tasks carried out within Trails AMS as part of your permanent engineering experience history.
Use completed task records to support type experience tracking as you build practical exposure across aircraft and systems.
Record training-related maintenance experience and capability growth alongside your engineer profile information.
Where engineers complete digital task sign-offs in Trails AMS, those records can support traceable task completion history.
Join one or more maintenance provider organisations when invited, while keeping your engineer account attached to you.
Choose whether maintenance providers can see your public profile and contact you for further communication.
If an engineer selects a public profile, maintenance providers can view that profile, make contact for further communication and invite the engineer to join their organisation in Trails AMS.
Choose whether your profile can be viewed by maintenance providers.
Maintenance providers can contact public engineers for further communication.
Providers can invite engineers to join their organisation and participate in maintenance workflows.
Yes. Trails AMS offers free engineer accounts. Engineers do not need to be invited by a maintenance provider before creating an account.
Yes. Maintenance providers can invite engineers to join their organisation after further communication.
Yes. Engineers can use their profile to showcase qualifications, training, experience and capability information.
Yes. Engineers can choose whether their public profile is visible to maintenance providers.
Yes. If an engineer profile is public, maintenance providers can contact the engineer for further communication.
Yes. Engineers can keep records of maintenance tasks carried out within Trails AMS.
Yes. Maintenance task history can support permanent records of experience, type experience and training.
The engineer controls whether their profile is public or private.
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