Stephen Chamberlain

Introduction:

Mr. Steve Chamberlain – has held a Transport Canada AME license for over 30 years performing, certifying and supervising aircraft maintenance activities on a wide variety of private and commercial aircraft ranging from the 1920 vintage Taylor E2 "Cub" to today's modern Boeing 787 aircraft.

As a current M1 & M2 Aircraft Maintenance Licence (AME) with a structures background, his experience is vast. He has served as Person Responsible for Maintenance (PRM), Director of Maintenance (DOM), Director / Manager of Quality (DQ / QM) and Manager of Training (TM). Steve has achieved High Office with several major Organisations including Air Canada and DeHavilland Aircraft of Canada as well as serving under several foreign government regulatory jurisdictions, where he held Maintenance Licences issued under foreign Authorities, including the UK, Caribbean and African CAAs.

Mr. Chamberlain is a member of the Professional AME Association of Canada (AMEC/TEAC), a Director of the Western AME Association of Canada (WAMEA), CARAC and has independently researched the origin, training and licensing of AMEs in Canada since 1920. Steve is the author of a series of published articles about - and in support of - Canadian AMEs which have been published by AMEC/TEAC and its supporting regional AME Associations and since 2011 has been an active advisor regarding the training and licensing of AMEs in Canada; ultimately receiving recognition in 2021 from the Prime Minister's Office wherein, the Minister of Transport had been directed by the PM to resolve certain issues identified within Transport Canada's AME Programme by Mr. Chamberlain.

For further information on Stephen Chamberlain, please contact:
sy.flightdeck@gmail.com