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Electrical Wire Interconnection Systems (EWIS) - InfoWERK

Electrical Wire Interconnection Systems (EWIS) - InfoWERK


$375.00
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  • ISBN: 9781951275495
  • Publisher: InfoWERK
  • Time: +/- 8 hours

EWIS
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Following several aircraft accidents and inflight smoke and fire events, Aviation Accident Investigators have specifically cited the need for improved training to ensure adequate recognition and repair of potentially unsafe wiring conditions. Subsequently, both FAA and EASA have both adopted the training requirements developed by the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB).

EWIS (Electrical Wiring Interconnection System) Initial and Continuation Training is now mandatory in order to comply with the training requirements covered in FAA Sections 121.375 and 129.14 of 14CFR and/or by EASA paragraphs 21.A.145 and 21.A.245 of Part-21, 145.A.30 and 145.A.35 of Part-145 and M.A.706 of Part-M.

The EWIS Training includes the following modules:

  • General Electrical Wiring Interconnection System Practices
  • Wiring practices documentations
  • Inspection
  • Housekeeping
  • Wire
  • Connective devices
  • Connective device repair
  • Flammability Reduction

About the Course:
This course is online self-paced study produced by InfoWERK of Innsbruck Austria. It is based on EASA regulations as derived from ICAO standards and thus equally applicable to FAA and all other major national authorities.

This course is built into short 1-2 minute segments including animations, video and complete narration. Stage exams provide a refresher and confirmation of the key points. A menu bar provides easy navigation between topics. The average time spent to follow and complete this course is 8 hours. The course ends with a final exam which when passed, provides a printable certificate of completion in your name.

Your enrollment in the course lasts for 1 year from the date of purchase. There is no limit to the number of times during that year that you can return to complete and refresh the course.


IA Renewal Credit
This course (FAA ALC-1148) qualifies for 8 hours of IA Renewal Credit. If you hold Inspection Authorization (IA), this course serves as the entirety of your annual continued training requirements. Upon your successful completion, ATB will authorize this credit through FAA and a printable IA certificate of accomplishment will be made available at www.FAAsafety.gov.


FAAST AMT Award Points:
In addition, this course qualifies for 8 FAA FAAST AMT Award Points, which will be issued upon your successful completion. To receive this award, you must have an account with FAAST. If you are not yet a FAAST member, your free registration can be found at www.faasafety.gov/login/reg/register.aspx


For Training Managers:
Self paced training is a great option for your continued and recurrent needs. It is economical, efficient, and allows your team to proceed on their own or during their down times, thus without the need to pull them away from the job. Contact us to discuss ways to integrate this method into your training programs.


Case Studies
  • Case study SR111
  • Case study TWA 800
  • EWIS training origin
  • Introduction of EWIS training
General Wiring Interconnection System Practices
  • Safety practices
  • Electrostatic discharge sensitive device handling
  • Use of wrist straps
  • ESDS protection devices
  • Tools and equipment
  • Wire strippers
  • Crimping tools
  • Moisture proof splices
  • Hand crimping tools
  • Pneumatic crimper
  • Tie wrap gun
  • Verifying calibration/certification of tools
  • Calibration standards
  • Calibration schedule
  • Calibration of crimping tools
  • Gauging of tools
  • Crimping tools (Boeing)
  • Required wiring checks using the troubleshooting procedures
  • Measurement and troubleshooting using meters
  • Using meters
  • Continuity testing
  • Ammeter
  • Insulation resistance meter
  • Oscilloscope
  • LRU replacement general practices
Wiring Practices Documentation
  • Standard wiring practices manual structure/overview
  • Chapter cross-reference index
  • How to orient
  • Page blocks
  • AMTOSS
  • Data and tables
  • Wiring diagram manuals
  • Systems schematics manuals
  • Standard practices manuals
  • Tool and equipment manuals
  • Wiring diagram manuals
  • WDM symbols
  • Wiring diagrams
  • Switches / CB symbols
  • SWPM / ESPM
Inspection
  • Various inspections
  • Visual inspections - GVI
  • Detailed inspection - DET
  • Zonal inspection
  • Human factors in inspection
  • Visual Inspection
  • Good eyesight / judgment
  • Zonal areas of inspection
  • Aircraft stations
  • Waterline / buttline
  • Aircraft zones
  • Panel / door locations
  • Wiring system damage
  • Wiring degradation
  • Tripping CB's
  • CB's protect wires
  • Smell
  • Smoke
  • Toxic gases
  • xygen levels
  • Arcing
  • Arc Tracking
  • Resetting CB's
  • Safety threat caused by arcing
  • Wire fire
  • Insulation fire
Housekeeping
  • External contamination sources
  • Internal contamination sources
  • Contamination protection planning
  • Protection during maintenance and repair
  • Cleaning processes
  • Damage caused by cleaning
  • Airbus cleaning processes
  • Boeing cleaning processes
  • Wire bundle damage during repair
Wire
  • Wire identification, type and construction
  • Types of cables
  • eat resistant cables
  • Shielded cables
  • Low noise cables
  • High tension cables
  • Aluminum cables
  • Cable bundling
  • Coaxial cables
  • Insulation qualities and damage limits
  • Insulation Materials
  • Inspection criteria for wire and bundles
  • Installation standards
  • Wire Separation
  • Wire and cable support
  • Cable bearers
  • Cable conduits
  • Inspection of wires and cables
  • Wire bundle installation practices
  • Wire protection techniques
  • Looming and clamping
  • Bundling cables
  • Clamping cable bundles
  • Cable clamps
  • Clamp distances
  • Heat shrink wrapping
  • Connector clamps
  • Typical damage and areas found
  • Maintaining wire integrity
  • Wire degradation
  • Factors of wire degradation
  • Vibration
  • High Vibration Areas
  • Moisture
  • Improper Maintenance
  • Shavings and debris
  • Indirect Damage
  • Heat
  • Cabin Pressurization
  • Maintenance procedures - Boeing
  • Maintenance procedures - Airbus
  • Sleeving
  • Sleeves - Boeing
  • Sleeves - Airbus
  • Ground pick-ups
  • Optical cables
  • Solder Sleeve pigtail
  • Crimped break-out sleeves
  • Unused wires - termination and storage
  • Dead ending unused wires
  • Dead ending configurations
  • pare wire caps
  • Electrical bonding and grounds
  • Bonding strap inspection
  • Bonding inspection
Connective Devices
  • General connector types and identification
  • Identification codes
  • Connector types
  • Keyways and keys
  • Connector coding
  • Contact identification
  • Code interpretation
  • Cautions and protections
  • Visual inspection procedures
  • Inspecting connectors
  • Typical damage found
  • Repair procedures
  • Soldering
  • Crimping
  • Use of crimp tools
  • Crimping steps
  • Power tools
  • Testing crimp joints
  • Tensile test
  • Insertion/Extraction Tools
  • Pin removal/insertion
  • Rear release connector
Connective Device Repair
  • Circular connectors
  • Disassembly
  • Contact removal
  • Wire stripping
  • Crimping of contact
  • Installation
  • Assembly
  • Rectangular connectors
  • Disassembly
  • Assembly
  • Adjust keyways
  • Polarizing positions
  • Terminal blocks - modular
  • Terminal blocks - non-modular
  • Grounding modules
  • Pressure seals

This course is an interactive multimedia presentation developed by infoWERK. You are purchasing a license to use this course for a period of (1) one year. During this time you may use and review the course from any internet-connected device by logging in with the username and password which will be auto-generated when you complete your purchase.

After your purchase of this infoWERK multimedia course, you will receive (3) three emails. The first will be your order receipt with the subject line "Thank you for your order" which contains your order details. The second (2) two emails will be from infoWERK; one with your username and a link to the course, the second with your password (these are sent separately for security). Each of these emails will occur within moments of completing your order, if you do not find these email messages, first check your spam folder. Please keep these emails in a safe place for your future reference.

When you first open the course you will notice a menu icon on the bottom left of the browser screen. This menu will allow you to quickly navigate to any chapter of the presentation at any time. However, we strongly recommend proceeding with each topic in the order presented.

A certificate of accomplishment becomes available to download upon completion of the course and passing the final exam. The course becomes complete upon completing all content and passing each chapter exam.

Sample InfoWERKs Certificate

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