Level-I
Level-1 training is Online course that must be done by the technician or the person attending the course.
2 – 4 hours
This is an online training.
Following topics will be covered in Level-1 training:
Layout of high voltage system
Danger of Electric current
Accident prevention measures
First aid measures for accidents in the electrotechnology field
Technical safeguards
This training has to be completed in order to continue the Level-2 training
Level-II
Level-2 training is Instructor-led traditional classroom training for this level.
2.5 Days
Following topics will be covered in Level-2 training. This is an in-person training
Protective measures
Technical and managerial responsibility
Staff qualifications in electrical engineering
Use of HV system in motor vehicles: Introduction, concepts, measurements, component ex-change
Successful completions involves examination at the end of the course to be eligible for Level 3 training
Level-III
Level-3 training is traditional classroom training
2.5 Days
Following topics will be covered in Level-2 training. This is an in-person training
Accident statistics
Terminology for working under live conditions
Problems in automotive engineering
Regulations and standards
Implementation in the company
Personal protective equipment (PPE) and tools
Conduct in the event of accidents
Preparation for practical training
Practical training
Successful completions involves examination at the end of the course to be eligible for Level 3 training
High Voltage Training
Pos.
Description
Qty.
Unit
Purpose
Mand.
Opt.
Alternative
Operational
1
Gloves, rubber, (long-)sleeved,
Class 0 (1000V)
1
pair
Protection against electric shock
X
0
Gloves, short-sleeved, + Rubber Sleeves
Always (shoulder to wrist rubber sleeves recommended if distance to conductive parts cannot be kept
2
Gloves, leather (or non-synthetic),Top-Layer
1
pair
"Mechanical protection" of rubber gloves
X
0
None
Always
3
Gloves, fabric (cotton), thin, snugfit (Base Layer)
1
pair
"Anti-Sweat"/"Anti-Slip" inner glove
0
X
Cotton, wool, silk
Comfort
4
Hard Hat (No-Vent, Arc Rated)
1
ea
Arc-flash Protection
X
0
Soft-Hat (Arc Rated)
Always
5
Face shield with Chin Protector (Arc Rated)
1
ea
Arc-flash Protection
X
0
Face Shield + Balaclava
Always
6
Hearing Protection (Muffs/Canal Inserts)
1
pair
Bang Trauma Protection (arc flash)
0
X
None
Recommended
7
Shirt, longsleeve, fireproof (FP)/fire retardant (FR), Base Layer
1
ea
Arc-flash Protection
X
0
None
Always
8
Garment, longsleeve, FP/FR (Arc Rated), Top Layer
1
ea
Arc-flash Protection
X
0
None
Always
9
Apron, rubber, insulated, Class 00
1
ea
Protection against electric shock
0
X
None
If distance to parts of the car is not feasible / e.g.: technician leans against Bodywork
10
(Under-) pants, long, FP/FR (Base Layer)
1
ea
Arc-flash Protection
0
X
None
Highly recommended
11
Trousers, long, FP/FR (Top-Layer)
1
ea
Arc-flash Protection
X
0
None / AR-rated Apron
Always
12
Work-Boots, high, non-synthetic
1
pair
General Protection / Arc-flash Protection
X
0
None
Always
13
Over-Boots, rubber, insulated
1
pair
Protection against electric shock
0
X
None
Always