Online course

EWIS Target Group 4 & 5 Training

Fully Compliant with EASA AMC 20-22

For decades, aircraft wiring was treated as a secondary installation however, major air transport accidents and aging fleet data revealed a critical truth: wiring is an open, complex system that requires its own dedicated safety analysis and maintenance philosophy.

This comprehensive e-learning program is built strictly in accordance with EASA AMC 20-22, ensuring your team masters the skills necessary to identify, maintain, and protect the complex electrical pathways that keep modern aircraft safely in the air.

Targeted for Safety: Groups 4 & 5

AMC 20-22 establishes specific target groups to ensure personnel receive training suited to their exact operational impact. This course covers the technical requirements for Target Groups 4 and 5:

  • Target Group 4 (Qualified staff performing general maintenance/inspections not involving wire maintenance (LRU change is not considered wire maintenance): These staff members are personnel who perform maintenance on aeroplane that may require removal/reconnection of electrical connective devices (e.g. inspectors/technicians cat A or B1).
  • Target Group 5 (Qualified staff performing other engineering or planning work on in-service aeroplane.): These staff members are personnel who are authorised to design mechanical/structure systems installations, modifications and repairs, or personnel who are authorised to plan maintenance tasks.

Course Objectives & Syllabus

Our curriculum maps directly to the training objectives outlined in Appendix B of AMC 20-22, moving through crucial safety competencies:

  • Safety Practices & Environmental Hazards: Recognizing the dangers of improper wire handling and contamination (such as fluid ingress, metal shavings, and chemical exposure).
  • Cleanliness & Zonal Inspections: Implementing the Protect and Clean As You Go philosophy. You will learn what constitutes a proper EWIS inspection within specific aircraft zones.
  • Typical Damage: Identifying types of damage within electrical systems and where they are most likely to occur.
  • Bonding and Grounds: Understand the requirements of bonding and grounding within aircraft.
  • Human Factors in Wiring: Understanding how complacency, poor lighting, or rushed work can lead to latent wiring defects.

The EWIS Core Principle: A wire that looks perfectly fine on the outside can be failing on the inside due to aging polymer degradation or incorrect bend radius stress. This training shifts your team from a reactive repair mindset to a proactive degradation-prevention mindset.

Built for Corporate & Individual Compliance

  • 100% AMC 20-22 Compliant: Formulated to meet the expectations of European and national aviation authorities during organizational audits.
  • Advanced Narration: Interactive voice-over to guide you through the in-depth material.
  • High-Quality Visuals & Scenarios: Packed with macro-photography of real aircraft wiring discrepancies, ensuring inspectors know exactly what failure looks like in the hangar.
  • Instant Verification: A secure, downloadable certificate is automatically generated upon achieving a passing score on the final assessment.

Keep your organization’s electrical safety standards sharp and fully compliant. Enroll Now or enquire About Multi-User Corporate Accounts.