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Participation requirements

• Car-mechanic, car-elctrician and car-mechatronics with training qualification past 1973
• Bodywork and vehicle construction mechanic or mechanic for bodywork maintenance technology with training qualification after 2002
• People who can provide evidence of appropriate additional training as a vehicle service technician or master vehicle technician. Or a degree in automotive engineering
• Examination certificate G25 (occupational health check-up G25 for driving, steering and monitoring activities)
• First aid training (1-day, incl. Heart-/Lung massage)
• Minimum age: 18 Years

A copy of the documents for the above-mentioned participant requirements must be enclosed with the application.

Programme

Monday / Tuesday
• Basic training: qualifications to work on series vehicles focusing on HV intrinsically safe vehicles in accordance with DGUV Information 200-005.

Wednesday / Thursday / Friday
• Advanced training: qualifications to work on series vehicles focusing on intrinsically non-safe vehicles as well as work with systems under voltage and on HV accumulators.

Freitag / Samstag
• Continuation advanced training
• Symposium followed by an open day
• Presentation electric vehicle take-back center (D+Ö)
• Discussion round with industry insiders (circular economy, electric vehicles, lithium-ion batteries)
• GAP (training for testing gas systems)

Training contents

► Day 1 and 2

• Basic electrical engineering knowledge
• Alternative fuels and drives
• HV concept and vehicle technology
• Design, function and mode of operation of HV vehicles
• Electrical hazards and first aid
• Technical responsibility
• Protective measures against electrical body currents and fault arcs
• Definition of “HV intrinsically safe vehicle
• General safety rules
• Practical procedure for working on HV vehicles and systems
• Practical exercises and demonstrations
• Final examination and certificate award

► Day 3 to 5

• Technical and management responsibility
• Electrical hazards and first aid
• Electrical work in accordance with accident prevention regulation DGUV Vorschrift 3 and DIN VDE 0105-100
• Safety requirements according to Federal ECE Regulation 100
• Tools and protective, testing and auxiliary equipment to be used
• Securing work areas
• Marking of vehicles with exposed live parts
• Testing equipment
• Specific non-electrical hazards, e.g. chemical hazards, fire and explosion
• Practical exercises in working on HV vehicles and HV energy storage systems
• Final exam and certificate award

► Day 6

• Legal basis
• Regulations and directives
• Gas system inspection guideline
• Significance of official inspection
• Quality assurance
• Gas system technology
• Special technical features and issues
• Relation of technology and safety
• Physical and chemical properties of gases
• Safety-related components and equipment of gas systems and their mode of operation
• Fuel cell (storage technology)
• Practical skills
• Execution of gas system tests
• Handling of leak detectors
• Handling of leak detection sprays
• Final exam and certificate award

Registration

Only after receipt of payment of the course fee to our account (IBAN: AT04 1200 0513 1306 8001 / SWIFT: BKAUATWW) and receipt of the documents (participation requirement) will you receive an e-mail confirming your fixed participation in this course. At the same time, you will also receive access to the e-learning course, which serves as preparation for the course.