This accreditation confirms a technician’s competence to safely isolate, and reinstate large electric vehicle high voltage systems.
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Description
The IRTEC Large Electric Vehicle (LEV) High Voltage accreditation is designed for technicians working on electric buses, coaches, and heavy vehicles.
It confirms both the knowledge and practical competence required to safely carry out high voltage isolation, reinstatement, and associated safety procedures on large electric vehicle systems.
The accreditation covers:
- High voltage system safety and associated hazards
- Safe isolation and reinstatement procedures
- Understanding of large electric vehicle driveline systems
- Use of appropriate tools, equipment, and personal protective equipment (PPE)
- Working in line with industry standards and safe systems of work
- Ensuring vehicles are returned to a safe operational condition
Who is it for?
- Technicians working on electric buses, coaches, and heavy electric vehicles
- Individuals responsible for high voltage isolation and reinstatement
- Experienced technicians transitioning into electric vehicle maintenance
- Employers requiring assurance of safe working practices on high voltage systems
Accreditation Details
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Awarding Organisation: IRTEC
- Scope: Large Electric Vehicles (Bus & Coach / HGV)
- Validity: 3 years (renewal required)
- Assessment:
- Online knowledge test (30 multiple-choice questions)
- Practical assessment
Course Requirements
- Theory test must be completed prior to the practical assessment
- Practical assessment must be completed within 12 months of passing the theory test
Entry Requirements
- Minimum of 3 years’ experience in vehicle maintenance and repair
- Alternatively, a Level 5 S/NVQ (or equivalent) with at least 1 year of post-qualification experience
- Minimum age of 18
- In full-time employment
- Able to work unsupervised
