e-Hazard now offers a training course designed for non-electrical personnel who maintain and repair electric batteries used as primary power for mobile equipment and vehicles. Mechanics and maintenance personnel must be trained to identify any electrical hazards they may encounter and determine the electrical work practices necessary to safely perform the work.

Electricity is an integral part of today’s world, but it has the potential to cause severe damage. The e-mobility industry is expanding at a rapid pace; innovations in design and engineering are diverse and evolving. This class addresses the hazards specific to DC battery packs, regardless of composition.

Attendees will learn key protection strategies and work practices to prevent and minimize electrical hazards and the injuries they can cause. They will also gain an understanding of tasks that are beyond their scope and require an electrically qualified person.

This one-day course is limited to 16 students and includes significant time dedicated to hands-on activities in small groups, using small-scale model battery packs. https://e-hazard.com