Electrical Vehicle Electrical Safety -- Occupational Health & Safety

e-Hazard

Electrical Vehicle Electrical Safety

e-Hazard presents Electrical Vehicle (EV) Electrical Safety. This 12-hour class focuses on training electricians, mechanics and diesel mechanics transferring to EV technology. This course will cover the most up-to-date safety information available as pertains to direct current (DC) voltage and on-board-generated AC-power from inverters. A hands-on demonstration of skills is a key component of the course, so this course will be offered as an on-site/in-person course only. The hands-on portion will include, but not be limited to, meter usage, PPE selection, electrical safety boundary set-up and basic troubleshooting.

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