Who shall conduct a monthly review of each aircraft logbook as a quality assurance check of ACMS management procedures?

• A. Flight Line Supervisor
• B. Maintenance Foreman
• C. Quality Assurance Inspector
• D. Engineering Officer or designated representative

Answer: (D)

The responsibility for a monthly, formal check of every aircraft logbook as part of QA for ACMS management rests with the Engineering Officer or a designated representative. This role has the authority and accountability to oversee the maintenance program, ensure entries are complete and correctly authorized, and verify that ACMS procedures are followed across the fleet. Appointing a higher-level, independent reviewer helps maintain the integrity of the records and the consistency of QA practices.

While flight line supervisors and the maintenance foreman manage day-to-day maintenance tasks, they aren’t the formal QA authority for logbook reviews. A quality assurance inspector works to evaluate the QA program itself and may perform audits, but the monthly, fleet-wide logbook review as a QA check is designated to the Engineering Officer or their representative to ensure proper oversight and independence.