Challenge
Your auditor does not accept training completion as competency evidence.
FAA Part 145, AS9100, ITAR, DO-178C — each framework has specific competency requirements. AmpUp produces audit-ready evidence structured for the standard your auditor evaluates against.
What competency evidence do aerospace auditors require?
Auditors do not accept training completion records as competency evidence. Each regulatory framework has its own requirement: FAA Part 145 requires that authorized personnel can perform the work they are authorized to perform, AS9100 Section 7.2 requires competency verification as part of the quality management system, and ITAR requires access control documentation and awareness verification.
AmpUp Insights maps competency assessments to each framework individually and logs every verification continuously, with timestamps, so the evidence is structured for the specific standard the auditor is evaluating against and exists before the auditor asks for it.
Compliance documentation and competency verification are not the same thing.
You can produce a training record that shows every technician completed the required coursework. You can produce sign-off sheets showing they were evaluated. What you cannot always produce is documented evidence that the training resulted in the competency the regulation requires — or that the competency was maintained over time.
Each regulatory framework has specific competency requirements. FAA Part 145 requires that authorized personnel can perform the work they are authorized to perform. AS9100 Section 7.2 requires competency verification as part of the QMS. ITAR requires access control documentation and awareness verification. These are not the same requirement, and they do not accept the same evidence.
AmpUp produces evidence structured for the specific standard the auditor is evaluating against — not a single compliance checkbox that tries to cover everything.
Map competency to the framework. Produce the evidence. Stay audit-ready.
Every regulatory framework has its own rubrics, verification criteria, and documentation format. AmpUp maps to each one individually.
Framework Mapping
Competency assessments mapped to specific regulatory requirements — FAA Part 145, AS9100, ITAR, DO-178C, MIL-STD. Each framework gets its own verification criteria.
Continuous Evidence
Every assessment, every reinforcement interaction, every competency verification is logged and timestamped. Evidence is produced continuously, not assembled before the audit.
Audit-Ready Reports
Documentation structured for the auditor's framework. Pull reports by regulation, by technician, by procedure, by time period. The evidence exists before the auditor asks for it.
Organizations using AmpUp produce compliance documentation continuously — not in a scramble before the audit. Every competency verification is logged, sourced, and structured for the regulatory framework it maps to.
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Frequently asked questions
A training record shows every technician completed the required coursework, and sign-off sheets show they were evaluated. What it cannot always show is documented evidence that the training resulted in the competency the regulation requires, or that the competency was maintained over time. Compliance documentation and competency verification are not the same thing.
FAA Part 145, AS9100, ITAR, DO-178C, and MIL-STD. Each framework gets its own rubrics, verification criteria, and documentation format, because these frameworks do not share the same competency requirements and do not accept the same evidence.
Continuously. Every assessment, reinforcement interaction, and competency verification is logged and timestamped as it happens, so evidence accumulates in the normal course of work instead of being assembled in a scramble before the audit.
Documentation structured for the auditor's framework, filterable by regulation, by technician, by procedure, and by time period.
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