An Individual that intends for applying the delegation related to certification of aviation products, appliances and parts, shall meet one of the requirements defined below and the qualification stipulated in paragraph II of this Article. An applicant should submit to CAA the related substantiating data when applying for CAA delegation. A delegation will only be effective upon the prerequisite that CAA has ascertained that, based on the submitted documents, the applicant is qualified and equipped with the necessary specialty to conduct the certification functions applied, and next the applicant has been issued the Certificate of Designated Engineering Representative (See attachment 2), with the limitation of appointment, by CAA. Only upon approval can a certificate holder perform tasks within the limitation of his/her appointment.1) The applicant is the holder of CAA issued TC and/or STC;2) The applicant is employed by a company holding a CAA issued TC and/or STC;3) The applicant is employed and has been recommended by a national airline or repair station;4) The applicant is recommended by a research organization that is engaged in the development of aviation products, appliances and parts.An applicant is qualified to be entitled a Designated Engineering Representative if he/she meets all the followings:1) A university graduate, majoring in a subject related to the delegation;2) Have a minimum of four years working experience in the field(s) related to the delegation;3) Have at least one year of significant experience in a direct working relationship with the CAA;4) Received training related to delegation;5) Must be familiar with certification regulations, standards, procedures, and work related guidelines.The delegation activities mentioned in paragraph I of this Article are classified as follows:1) Structure;2) Powerplant;3) System and equipment;4) Avionics;5) Engine;6) Propeller;7) Noise;8) Flight performance;9) Flight test.attachment 2 Certificate of Designated Engineering Representative.odt