Electric Vehicle Training
For roadside emergency response, vehicle recovery & recycling
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Electric & Hybrid Vehicle Incident Response Training
"Situational awareness training for roadside responders managing electric vehicles in compromised, damaged, and defective conditions"
EV incidents have redefined risk across emergency and recovery services
Electric and hybrid vehicles are now operating between 800 and 1,000 volts DC. When EVs are damaged in collisions, fires, submersion or rollovers; they introduce live, unstable and delayed hazards that did not exist with petrol or diesel vehicles.​ High-speed collisions, vehicle fires, submersion, rollovers and serious impacts are nothing new to our highly trained emergency and recovery services but high voltage systems are.
Our training is designed to equip frontline and roadside responders with a shared operational framework for safely managing the unique challenges presented by EV and Hybrid incidents — from first impact, arrival on scene, through incident management, recovery and final disposition.
FOUR COURSES, ONE CORE
Four courses. One operational framework for EV Incident Response
Four courses built from the same global evidence base, informed by real-world incidents, international best practice, and lessons learned across fire and emergency services, recovery operators, vehicle storage facilities, and vehicle manufacturers.
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Ensuring all responding agencies work to a single operational framework. Ensuring:
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Safe, consistent and informed decision-making
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Clear role-specific responsibilities
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Improved coordination at the roadside and beyond
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Safer recovery, storage and post-incident handling​
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EV & HYBRID AWARENESS
EMERGENCY & FIRST RESPONDERS
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Training designed to provide a safe consistent incident response to managing compromised electric vehicles
BREAKDOWN & RECOVERY
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DISMANTLING,
RECYCLING & STORAGE
Roadside Incidents are multi-agency effort
No single agency manages an EV incident alone — safe outcomes depend on shared understanding, coordinated decision-making, and structured training.
Fire & Rescue, Police, Ambulance, Recovery Operators and Insurers must operate from a shared understanding of risk, using consistent language, decisions and procedures across every phase of the incident.
What these courses have in common:
Same core learning and evidence base
Informed by real-world incidents globally
Designed to integrate into existing procedures
No workshop bias — incident and roadside focused
No mandated tactics — risk-based decision support
Adheres to relevant National Occupational Standards