High-Voltage Training HV-2 plus according to OVE guideline R19
The rapid advancement of electric mobility presents new challenges for manufacturers, automotive workshops, educational institutions, towing services, and emergency response organizations. Additional technical expertise is increasingly required for repairs and other work on electric and hybrid vehicles.
This seminar provides participants with an understanding of the opportunities and advantages of e-mobility, while also addressing the hazards associated with high-voltage systems. Upon successful completion of the course, participants are authorized to perform high-voltage de-energization procedures and work on de-energized high-voltage vehicle systems.
The content of this seminar exceeds the minimum requirements of OVE Guideline R19.
Topics
- Legal requirements and applicable standards
- Fundamentals of electrical engineering and electronics
- Components and design types of electric and hybrid vehicles
- Battery systems
- Safety regulations and hazards of electric current
- Charging stations, charging modes, and connector systems
- Practical exercises in the use of personal protective equipment (PPE) and measuring instruments
- Practical training: de-energization and recommissioning of high-voltage systems
- Practical training: insulation testing and equipotential bonding measurements
Electricians working in automotive workshops, Towing and recovery service personnel, Emergency services and first responders,
Teachers at vocational and technical schools, Vehicle inspectors and public authorities involved in e-mobility, Employees in development, production, and service departments of companies using HV systems, Electrical engineers and technicians who install charging stations and would like to gain a deeper understanding of the vehicle side of charging infrastructure.
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