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Module Two EV
MTA Training

Electric Vehicle Safety Training: Module Two

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Overview

This course is designed to cover the fundamental requirements for inspecting and servicing battery electric vehicles (BEV) and hybrid electric vehicles (HEV) systems and components within the automotive retail, service, and repair industry. To enroll in this course, participants must first complete a prerequisite 1-day EV Safety Course, ensuring that they have the necessary safety knowledge and skills.

Learning Outcomes 

Upon completing this course, participants will achieve the following learning outcomes:

Inspect and Maintain Battery Electric Vehicles (BEV): Participants will gain proficiency in inspecting and maintaining the systems and components of battery electric vehicles. This includes understanding the unique requirements of BEVs and ensuring their proper operation and safety.

Diagnose and Repair High Voltage Rechargeable Energy Storage Systems: The course equips participants with the ability to diagnose and repair high voltage rechargeable energy storage systems in both battery electric and hybrid electric vehicles. This knowledge is crucial for addressing issues related to the vehicle's energy storage, which is a core component of electric and hybrid vehicles.

Diagnose and Repair System Instrumentation and Safety Interlocks in BEVs: Participants will develop the skills to diagnose and repair system instrumentation and safety interlocks specifically in battery electric vehicles. This involves understanding the critical safety measures and systems in place to protect both technicians and vehicle occupants.

Service and Maintain Electrical Components in HEVs: The course covers the servicing and maintenance of electrical components in hybrid electric vehicles. This includes knowledge and skills related to electrical systems unique to HEVs.

Entry Requirements

You must complete our pre-requisite 1 day EV Safety Course to be able to enter this course.

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 specialise in electric vehicle maintenance and repair, which can lead to higher-paying positions.
  • Adapting to the growing demand for skilled electric vehicle technicians.

In summary, this course provides comprehensive training on inspecting and servicing battery electric vehicles (BEVs) and hybrid electric vehicles (HEVs). Participants must first complete a prerequisite EV Safety Course to ensure they have the necessary safety knowledge. Upon completing this course, participants will be well-equipped to maintain, diagnose, and repair various components and systems within electric and hybrid vehicles, contributing to the automotive industry's shift towards electrification.



Location

My Trade Start Facility

11-13 Byrne Street Auburn 2144

Course Duration

2 days. Classes run from 8:30am - 4

Course Number

N/A

Course Fees

MTA NSW Members: $1850 + GST

Non Members: $2100 + GST

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"This training is the foundation and building block for anyone looking to work in the electric vehicle and hybrid space."
​​Ian Price 
​General Manager - RTO