iSafety vs Training Manuals

EuroSafety’s Caution Panel App represents ESI’s latest advancement toward improving airframe knowledge, situational awareness, and overall flight safety within the helicopter community. This interactive training tool allows pilots, technicians, and students to review and reinforce their understanding of caution and warning panel indications across multiple aircraft types. The current release includes full caution panel coverage and corresponding emergency procedures for the AS350B3 2B, AS350B3 2B1 Single Hydraulic, AS350B3 2B1 Dual Hydraulic, AS350B3e Single hydraulics, AS350B3e Dual Hydraulics, EC130T2 and the EC130B4. Additional airframes will be introduced in upcoming updates as EuroSafety continues expanding its digital training ecosystem. The app offers two primary modes of operation: • Select Mode – Users can tap any caution or warning light to illuminate the light and then tap again to view the associated emergency procedure. • Training Mode – A random caution light illuminates, and then the user taps the light to view the associated emergency procedure. Developed as a quick-reference and self-study companion, the EuroSafety Caution Panel App provides an efficient way to keep procedures sharp and response times instinctive—whether in the classroom, in the hangar, or on the go.

The Training Manuals App is an information and training solution for the provision of training manuals, aircraft maintenance manuals, master service manuals, wiring diagram manuals, flight manuals, illustrated spare parts lists and other documents. Authorized Airbus Helicopters Group employees and their customers have access to all the specific manuals they need. In addition, WebBasedTrainings (WBTs) in SCORM Standard 1.2 and 2004 can be carried out and learning progress evaluated. With the digital examination workflow, examinations can be written and evaluated automatically. Launch HTML5 publications as webPackage without a network connection. Each user can enter individual notes and annotations, highlight pages and navigate through the manuals using either a page preview or a bookmark list. The individual notes and annotations are saved locally on each user's iPad and automatically backed up in the document library when connected to the server. Documents are managed and distributed via group memberships in DocLib. All data is encrypted both on the server and on the iPad. If a user's iPad is lost, the data is retained. As part of a user account transfer, all data can be transferred from one device to another. The data can be restored at any time. Recommended: Use a stylus or the Apple Pencil (iPad Pro)