ASD SIMPLIFIED TECHNICAL ENGLISH

:: Contact

Please send an e-mail to info@asd-ste100.org or click on the name of the National Coordinators to contact them:

Mr Orlando Chiarello	Secondo Mona S.p.A. - Somma Lombardo
Ms Kathy Barthe	Airbus France – Toulouse
Mr Duane Eilertson	Airbus Deutschland – Hamburg
Ms Encarnación Belmonte	EADS-CASA – Seville
Mr Alexander Lowe	SAAB Aerosystems – Linköping
Ms Maria Luisa MacDonald	Agusta-Westland - Westland Helicopters - Yeovil
Mr Rick Wojcik	Boeing Phantom Works – Seattle
Mr Fred Primmer	Bombardier Aerospace – Downsview
Mr Robert McIntyre	SAS – Maintenance and Training - Stockholm
Ms Claudia-Maria Hofbauer	Schiebel Elektronische Geraete GmbH - Vienna

How to become a Member of the STEMG

If you are in one of the ASD Member Countries and you would like to become a member of the STEMG you should be nominated by a National Association (part of ASD) as the STE National Coordinator in your Country.

- Please send your membership application to the STEMG Chairman at info@asd-ste100.org

- Your application should then be approved by the STEMG and endorsed by the ASD CPSC.

Applications from Countries that are not Members of ASD will be taken into consideration providing that the applicants are nominated by a National Association within Aerospace and Defense located in the Country of the applicants.

If you are from an Airline or from a Military Organization and you would like to become an associate member of the STEMG, you should be nominated by your Airline or by your Military Organization.

- Please send your membership application to the STEMG Chairman at info@asd-ste100.org

- Your application should then be approved by the STEMG and endorsed by the ASD CPSC.

The minimum requirements to join the STEMG are:

- Good experience in the field of Maintenance Technical Documentation and use of ASD-STE100 (either Technical Author or User)

- Proficient knowledge of English

- Basic knowledge of the International Specification for Technical Publications (ATA Spec i2200 and S1000D)

- Be able to attend the STEMG Meetings (two per years, Spring and Fall)

For further information, please write to info@asd-ste100.org

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