1. BRP
BRP-Rotax
Rotax- Aircraft Engines
Rotax 936
Know- how program

2. Bombardier Recreational Products („BRP Inc“)
Shareholders of BRP Inc
Bombardier- Family 35 %
Bain Capital %
Caisse de Dépot %
BRP-
North America
BRP
North America
SWAB
BRP
North America OE
BRP- Rotax
BRP Finland
BRP International
Ski-Doo
Sea-Doo PWC
Can-am ATVs
Sport Boats
Design & Innovation
Johnson & Evinrude outboards
Engines for:
Ski-Doo/Lynx
Sea-Doo
Can – am ATV
Motorcycle
BMW
Aprilia
Aircraft
Kart
Lynx snowmobile
Ski-Doo Skandic
Sea-Doo PWC
Can-am ATVs
Johnson and
Evinrude outboards
Sport Boats
Sea-Doo
Sea-Doo Sport Boat
Ski-Doo
Can-Am Spyder
Can-Am ATV

3. BRP Market Segmentation
Water
ATV
Off Road
Snow
On Road

4. Key sites around the world of BRP Inc.
11 manufacturing sites and 15 key distribution and sales sites in
12 countries,  employees
Manufacturing
Distribution
Sales office or other
Corporate office
Canada
Sherbrooke
 Valcourt
Verdun
Cabano
Finland
Rovaniemi
Russia
St. Petersburg
Belgium
Merelbeke •
Austria
Gunskirchen • • • • •
Swizerland
Laussane • • • •
Japan
Kawasaki
Mexico
Juarez •
United States
Beloit, WI
Titusville, FL
Lake Cogan, FL
Stuart, FL
Sunrise, FL
Waukegan, IL
Benton, IL
Sturtevant, WI
 Washington, DC
China
Hong Kong
Guang dong
India
New Dehli •
Grant, FL
Titusville, FL
Lake Cogan, FL
Stuart, FL
Sunrise, FL •
Singapore •
Brazil
Manaus
Sao Paulo •
Australia
Sydney

5. BRP-Rotax – Gunskirchen
Forecast BY 2006/07:
1.200 employees
Engines
€ 430 Mio. turn over
1st ROTAX aircraft engine
1st
can-am ATV
engine
1st
Sea-Doo engine
Rotax V6
Aircraft engine
1st
Ski-Doo engine
Moved to Gunskirchen Wels
1983
1920
1957
1970
1993
2000
2007
1st
Aprilia** motorcycle engine
ROTAX Quality Production System
1st
Can – am Spyder engine
Established in Dresden Germany
1947
Acquired by Lohnerwerke GmbH.
1962
Bombardier acquires ROTAX
1973
1988
1st
BMW** motorcycle engine
1998
2003
Sicherheit: - am Arbeitsplatz - des Arbeitsplatzes, der Familie ...
** Trademarks of third parties

6. The BRP – Rotax Productworld

7. Rotax Aircraft Engines
1973
Rotax stroke certification acc. to JAR 22
1977
Rotax 185, 248, 284, used in microlite aircrafts
Rotax 501, stroke certification acc to JAR 22
1978
Rotax Ultralight engines 377, 503, 532LC
1983
1984
Rotax 912 – 4 stroke engine development starts
1989
Type certificate for Rotax 912A - JAR 22 by NJAA
1990
Production Organization Approval by AAA
1994
Rotax 912F FAR 33 by JAA / FAA
1996
Rotax 914F FAR 33 by JAA / FAA
1998
Rotax 912S FAR33 / JAR - E by JAA / FAA
2003
Design Organization Approval by JAA
2005
Production Organization Approval by EASA
2007
Over 150,000 Aircraft Engines delivered

8. Rotax 936 Aircraft engine program
Prototype
Market verification
and analyze
Concept
definition
Verification
Test
Certification
program
Lightning
Testing
6 Cylinder, Turbocharged
3,1 L Displacement, 300 hp
Liquid Cooled
Electronic Fuel Injection, Engine Management System
Full electronic redundancy
Real Single Lever Operation
Integrated oil / water cooler
20 L/100 km Fuel consumption at 360 km/h
First flight
March 11th, 2002
Engine Tests acc. CS-E
Flight Tests / Tests on aircraft
Component Tests acc. CS/FAR
Equipment Qualification DO160
SW Qualification DO178B
System Safety Assessment

9. Know-how and qualification program
Know-how and higher qualification program of BRP- Rotax employees:
JAA – JAR (Joint Aviation Requirements)
FAA – FAR (Federal Aviation Requirements)
ZLLV (Zivil-Luftfahrtgerät Verordnung 1999)
DOA and POA EC 1702/2003 Part 21
Other requirements and specification e.g. ISO 9000:2000 ISO 9001:2000
Software qualification and certification program DO 178
Hardware qualification RTCA-DO 160
Accident investigation
Apprentice trainee education program and trainee program for blue and white collar
FMEA and fault tree analysis
PRO-E und Catia for aircraft application
System Safety Assessment
Training provided by e.g.:
JAA and FAA Organization,
University Kansas
University Crain field
NTSB and others
Result
Certifying Staff
Compliance Verification
Engineer (CVE)
Auditor
Change Manager

10. Overview of Quality System – aircraft specific
DESIGN ORGANISATION APPROVAL:
23rd April 2003 granted Renewal acc. to EASA on 28th Sept. 2004
EASA.21J.048
Europe: 160 companies Austria: 4 companies
Development of aircraft engines and parts

11. Overview of Quality System – aircraft specific
PRODUCTION ORGANISATION APPROVAL:
granted on 28th Sept. 2005
AT.21G.0006
Europe: 573 companies
Austria: 8 companies
Production of certified aircraft engines
Production of parts for certified engines

12. Overview of Quality System – aircraft specific
Combination of both approvals (DOA/POA)
Europe: 85 companies
Austria: 3 companies

13. Thank you for your support !
Ski-Doo®
Lynx™
Sea-Doo®
Evinrude®
Johnson®
Rotax®
Can-Am™
Thank you
for your support !
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