High-Voltage-Training - E
Research, Development & Manufacturing

Level E: Sensitized person
  Operate and work near HV vehicles
  Working environment: research, development, manufacturing

  Included:

•   2 UE (2 x 45min)
•   Handout
•   Certificat

  Content:

•   Raise awareness for handling HV vehicles
•   Operate & Clean
•   Special features in driving behavior
•   Charging procedure
•   Comprehension test
•   Q & A

Level 1E: Person who has received instruction (FuP)
  General work outside HV systems
  Working environment: research, development, manufacturing

  Included:

•   1 day - 6 UE (6 x 45min)
•   Training materials
•   Certificat

  Content:

•   HV components and systems
•   Hazards & protective measures
•   Legal framework
•   Overview charging systems
•   Non-electrical work
•   Final exam

Level 2E: Skilled Person for High-Voltage (FHV)
  Working on HV systems in non-live state
  Working environment: research, development, manufacturing

  Previous Education A: No previous electrical training

•   10 days - 100 UE (100 x 45min)
•   of which 16 UE practical

  Previous Education B: little previous electrical training

•   5 days - 48 UE (48 x 45min)
•   of which 16 UE practical

  Previous Education C: Electrical training / studies

•   3 days - 24 UE (24 x 45min)
•   of which 16 UE practical

  Previous Education D: Individual determination

•   >2 days - X UE + 16 UE practical (>16 x 45min)

  Included:

•   Training materials
•   Certificate

  Content:

•   Basics of electromobility
•   Basic electrical knowledge
•   Electrical hazard & first aid
•   Safety measures
•   High-voltage concept and vehicle technology
•   Practical work on HV vehicles
•   Final exam

Level 3E: Live-line working (AuS)
  Live-line working on HV systems
  Working environment: research, development, manufacturing

  Requirements:

•   Stufe 2E
•   >18 age
•   First aid course

  Included:

•   3 days - 24 UE (24 x 45min)
•   of which 16 UE practical
•   Training materials
•   Certificate

  Content:

•   Special requirements for companies
•   Technical and management responsibility
•   Safe working procedures for AuS
•   Hazard potential of HV energy storage systems
•   Practical live-line work
•   Final exam