Common use of Knowledge and Ability Clause in Contracts

Knowledge and Ability. Requires a working knowledge of lofting and thorough knowledge and lay-out and development, as well as methods and procedure of fabrication, weldability, heat treatment, and bonding processes, etc. Must possess an Aircraft Maintenance Engineers Licence, Category S, with recognized training in the repair of either Sheet-metal or Composite structures.

Knowledge and Ability. Requires a working knowledge of lofting and thorough knowledge and lay-out of lay‐out and development, as well as methods and procedure of fabrication, weldability, heat treatment, and bonding processes, etc. Must possess an Aircraft Maintenance Engineers Licence, Category S, with recognized training in the repair of either Sheet-metal or Composite Sheet‐metal structures.

Knowledge and Ability. Requires a working knowledge of lofting and thorough knowledge and of lay-out and development, as well as methods and procedure of fabrication, weldability, heat treatment, and bonding processes, etcrepair of composite components. Must possess an Aircraft Maintenance Engineers Engineer’s Licence, Category S, with recognized training in the repair of either Sheet-metal or Composite structures.

Knowledge and Ability. Requires a working knowledge of lofting and thorough knowledge and of lay-out and development, as well as methods and procedure of fabrication, weldability, heat treatment, and bonding processes, etc. Must possess an Aircraft Maintenance Engineers Licence, Category S, with recognized training in the repair of either Sheet-metal or Composite structures.

Knowledge and Ability. Requires a working knowledge of lofting and thorough knowledge and lay-out lay‐out and development, as well as methods and procedure of fabrication, weldability, heat treatment, and bonding processes, etc. Must possess an Aircraft Maintenance Engineers Licence, Category S, with recognized training in the repair of either Sheet-metal Sheet‐metal or Composite structures.

Knowledge and Ability. Requires a working knowledge of lofting and thorough knowledge and lay-out of lay‐out and development, as well as methods and procedure of fabrication, weldability, heat treatment, and bonding processes, etcrepair of composite components. Must possess an Aircraft Maintenance Engineers Engineer’s Licence, Category S, with recognized training in the repair of either Sheet-metal or Composite structures.