This qualification has been developed in close liaison with industry specialists, electric vehicle manufacturers, training providers, the health and safety executive and the IMI Sector Skills Council. This is the first qualification of its kind to address working on live electric/hybrid vehicle high voltage vehicle systems and components. The qualification is essential to ensure the health and safety of individuals working on electric/hybrid vehicles. On completion of this qualification technicians will be able to practically demonstrate that they have the skills required for repairing high voltage vehicle systems and components.It is an official entry route into the IMI (Institute of the Motor Industry) TechSafe™ recognition, which will allow you to gain your place on the IMI Professional Register and show the automotive community and wider that you are competent in your role, and are up to date with the latest of technology and knowledge.This is a 3-day short course which is normally delivered over a Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Delivery dates and days may be subject to change.The programme includes three assessment methods. There are two practical assessments that will be carried out in our EV workshop situated in the Automotive centre. The final assessment is a knowledge based assessment which takes the form of a written assignment. This written assignment is constructed following the completion of the on-site study with a dedicated time window allocated for submission.On completion, technicians will be able to practically demonstrate that they have the skills required to repair high voltage vehicle electrical components and systems.
