Subseries sss2 - PVI teaching handouts

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F01-s10-ss3-sss2

Title

PVI teaching handouts

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  • 1978-1-1 - 1984-12-31 (Creation)

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0.04 m of textual records

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Name of creator

(1912-2005)

Biographical history

Fernando Vachon was born June 13, 1912, in St. Marie Beauce, Quebec. He was the youngest of four brothers (Romeo, Irénée, Donat) known for their contributions to the history of aviation in Canada. From 1948 to 1977, he worked for Canadian Pacific Airlines (CP Air) in Vancouver as maintenance supervisor, quality control supervisor, instructor, and inspector. From 1979 to 1985, he taught Aircraft Maintenance at the Pacific Vocational Institute in Richmond. Vachon’s achievements include the invention of a system to enable the parking of ski-equipped aircraft in hangars with concrete floors, the design of a system to detect communication failures, and the construction of a hemodialysis machine. He died January 14, 2005, in Richmond.

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Scope and content

This series consists of handouts and templates created by Fernando Vachon for the purposes of copying and distributing to students in his Aircraft Maintenance courses at PVI. Handouts include blank exam sheets, blank log sheets, blank aircraft maintenance checklists, blank worksheets, assignment instructions, technical drawings, and information sheets. Also included are handwritten notes.

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Accruals

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Materials originally kept in envelopes or duotangs labeled with subject or purpose of handout by Vachon. Arrangement reflects creator’s order.

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      File list available.

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      S. Kelm, Professional Experience student, created 2015-05-07

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