Electric Vehicle Safety Training: Module One
Overview
The first module serves as a prerequisite for full electric vehicle training. This course is designed to impart essential knowledge regarding safety principles and practices, ensuring that participants can work safely on and around electric vehicles.
Learning Outcomes
Upon completing this module, participants will achieve the following learning outcomes:
Safely Depower and Re-initialize Battery Electric Vehicles: Participants will gain the competence to safely depower and re-initialize battery electric vehicles. This involves understanding the procedures and protocols for deactivating and reactivating the electrical systems in these vehicles, ensuring safety during maintenance or repair work.
Safely Depower and Re-initialize Hybrid Electric Vehicles: The course will equip participants with the skills and knowledge required to safely depower and re-initialize hybrid electric vehicles. This includes understanding the specific safety measures and processes for hybrid vehicles, which combine conventional combustion engines with electric propulsion systems.
Obtain 3 Units of Competency in EV Training: Upon successful completion of this module, participants will acquire three units of competency in electric vehicle (EV) training. These units signify a mastery of critical skills and knowledge related to EV safety and operational procedures, serving as a valuable credential for individuals working in the field of electric vehicles.
Entry Requirements
Prospective students must meet the New South Wales eligibility requirements and already hold one of the following trade qualifications:
- AUR30320 – Certificate III in Automotive Electrical Technology, or equivalent;
- AUR30620 – Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology, or equivalent;
- AUR31120 – Certificate III in Heavy Commercial Vehicle Mechanical Technology.
A copy of your qualification, including an academic transcript (list of units completed) will be required on enrolment.
Career Outcomes
- Ability to safely handle electric vehicle batteries, charging systems, and high-voltage components.
- Enhanced knowledge and skills in electric vehicle safety principles and practices.
- Opportunity to specialize in electric vehicle maintenance and repair, which can lead to higher-paying positions.
- Adapting to the growing demand for skilled electric vehicle technicians.
Next Steps
Location
MTA NSW Burwood Office
Course Duration
1 day. Classes run from 9am - 4pm.
Course Number
N/A
Course Fees
MTA NSW Members: $650 + GST
Non Members: $900 + GST