You will gain knowledge to work safely when carrying out repair activities on electric/hybrid vehicle high voltage systems. This course is designed for people who may encounter electric/hybrid vehicles within a routine maintenance situation. It also contains the knowledge and skills required to work safely around a vehicle that may have had damage to its high energy/electrical system. This qualification offers an introduction to this specialised industry sector which in addition to complimenting their current industry qualifications and experience, will enable them to continue to work safely within their role.
You will gain knowledge and skills required to work safely on electric/hybrid vehicles whilst carrying out diagnostic, testing and repair activities. This may include vehicles that may have or had damage to their high energy/electrical system. Units include:
In the last five years the number of hybrid and electric car registrations has grown from 20,000 to over 100,000. The increase of these vehicles increases the risks associated with maintenance and repair. We have a dedicated hybrid and electric vehicle centre which is fully equipped with a wide range of vehicles, specialist equipment and staff who are trained to the highest levels of diagnosis, testing and repair of electric/hybrid vehicles that the sector has to offer. We also have great transport links, located in Rotherham with easy access from the A1 and M1.
Vehicle maintenance and repair knowledge and skills at Level 3.
You can apply using our online application form and clicking the Apply Now button at the top of this page. For more information support with your enquiry or application please contact Student Services by emailing learn@dearne-coll.ac.uk or by calling 01709 513355.
You will be required to purchase safety boots, overalls and a padlock.
“The course challenges me to work harder and is helping me to pursue my dream of being an underwater welder.”
Kyle Maguire Level 2 Fabrication and Welding, former student at Winterhill School
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“The course challenges me to work harder and is helping me to pursue my dream of being an underwater welder.”
Kyle Maguire Level 2 Fabrication and Welding, former student at Winterhill School
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Turn research ideas into technical plans using computer aided design/modelling (CAD/CAM), research and assess new products and innovations, present design plans and data, oversee maintenance programmes and quality control and manage technicians.**
Client’s business sites, in an office or a factory setting.
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Office settings and workshops.
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“The course challenges me to work harder and is helping me to pursue my dream of being an underwater welder.”
Kyle Maguire Level 2 Fabrication and Welding, former student at Winterhill School
