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β οΈ Apply by Monday 7th July 2025 to avoid delays to funding and transport support (including Lincolnshire County Council travel passes or taxis) π Apply now
Electric/Hybrid Vehicle Hazard Management for Emergency and Recovery Personnel Award Level 2
Add to ShortlistThe Level 2 Award in Electric/Hybrid Vehicle Hazard Management for Emergency and Recovery Personnel is designed for those with an interest in gaining the knowledge and skills to work safely and carry out routine maintenance activities on electric/hybrid vehicles. This course offers an introduction to the Electric/Hybrid Vehicle industry and enable you to work safely in roles, such as a Vehicle Maintenance Repair Technician.
What will I do?
During this course, you will develop the knowledge and skills required to work safely on electric/hybrid vehicles that may have had damage to their high energy/electrical system during emergency and recovery situations.
You will cover a range of topics, including:
- Types of Electric/Hybrid Vehicles
- Hazards Associated with Motor Vehicle High Energy Electrical Systems
- Working Safely on Electric/Hybrid Vehicles Including Charging
- How To Reduce the Risk of Injury When Encountering Electric/Hybrid Vehicles
- How To Safely Transport and Store Electric/Hybrid Vehicles
Entry Qualifications
There are no formal entry requirements for this course, however an interest in the subject area is desirable.
Attendance
The Electric/Hybrid Vehicle Hazard Management for Emergency and Recovery Personnel Award Level 2 will take you 1 day to complete. You will attend college for 1 day of training followed by assessments at our Rochford Campus in Boston.
Fees
This course may be fully funded by the Adult Education Budget should you be eligible under the following criteria:
- Be aged 19+ on the 31st August at the start of the current academic year
- Be either unemployed and receiving JSA, ESA or Universal Credit (subject to criteria) OR be earning less than Β£25,000 (annual gross salary) a year
If you do not qualify for the Adult Educational Budget, this course will cost you Β£140 + an exam fee of Β£28.
Please note that all fees are subject to change.
How Will I Be Assessed
You will be assessed via an online exam.
Where Could It Lead?
Successful completion of this course could lead onto other Automotive Technologies courses, including a Level 3 qualification in Electric/Hybrid Vehicle Repair and Replacement.
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