VSH 24.1 - Hybrid and Electric Vehicle Systems

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Level:	Level 2 Award in Routine Maintenance Activity on - Electrically Propelled Vehicles (QCF:600/0526/9)
Course Category:	Vehicle Systems
Duration:	2 days

Course Overview
Course Content
Prerequisites
Attainment

All vehicle repair professionals should attend training on the safe maintenance and service of hybrid and electric vehicles.
The technological developments utilised with HEV’s along with the critical safety measures required, make them different to deal with compared to conventional powered vehicles.
Workshop supervisors and technicians require a complete awareness of the risks and hazards present whilst working on them and the safety measures that must be employed to minimise risk to all who come into contact with them in the garage.
This course combines both training and an integrated technician assessment.
An additional fee covers both registration and certification. It is not suitable for junior technicians or those that will not be carrying out work on these types of vehicles.

Hybrid system components and operation.
How to work safely on hybrid and related vehicle systems.
Maintenance and repair methods when working on hybrid vehicles.
Assessment of procedures to ensure a hybrid vehicle is safe to work on.
Assessment of knowledge of hybrid vehicle safe working practices.

Delegates must hold a minimum Level 2 qualification in automotive service and repair.
Alternatively they must have at least 2 years practical experience in automotive service and diagnostics.

On successful completion of VSH 24.1, delegates will be able to:

Identify high voltage components and the dangers to staff they present.
Make a hybrid or electric vehicle safe to work on so that routine service procedures can be safely completed.
Candidates successfully completing the QCF Assessment during VSH 24.1 will be awarded a certificate from IMI Awards Ltd.

Course Overview
- All vehicle repair professionals should attend training on the safe maintenance and service of hybrid and electric vehicles.
- The technological developments utilised with HEV’s along with the critical safety measures required, make them different to deal with compared to conventional powered vehicles.
- Workshop supervisors and technicians require a complete awareness of the risks and hazards present whilst working on them and the safety measures that must be employed to minimise risk to all who come into contact with them in the garage.
- This course combines both training and an integrated technician assessment.
- An additional fee covers both registration and certification. It is not suitable for junior technicians or those that will not be carrying out work on these types of vehicles.
Course Content
- Hybrid system components and operation.
- How to work safely on hybrid and related vehicle systems.
- Maintenance and repair methods when working on hybrid vehicles.
- Assessment of procedures to ensure a hybrid vehicle is safe to work on.
- Assessment of knowledge of hybrid vehicle safe working practices.
Prerequisites
- Delegates must hold a minimum Level 2 qualification in automotive service and repair.
- Alternatively they must have at least 2 years practical experience in automotive service and diagnostics.
Attainment
On successful completion of VSH 24.1, delegates will be able to:
- Identify high voltage components and the dangers to staff they present.
- Make a hybrid or electric vehicle safe to work on so that routine service procedures can be safely completed.
- Candidates successfully completing the QCF Assessment during VSH 24.1 will be awarded a certificate from IMI Awards Ltd.

VSH 24.1 - Hybrid and Electric Vehicle Systems

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