Enroll in NCC’s comprehensive EV safety training course

Students and instructors review one of the Electric Vehicles in the NCC Automotive Lab

 

The Workforce Development department at Nashua Community College is hosting an Electric Vehicle safety training course for industry professionals.

The course is split into 2-hour sessions over 4 dates, starting Monday, Oct. 12. The cost is $100 per person.

The course covers critical skills such as:

  • Vehicle identification
  • High-voltage shutoff procedures
  • Extrication hazards, and battery fire suppression.
  • Comprehensive EV training for industry professionals covers several specialized protocols:
    • Identification and Assessment: Learning to recognize hybrid/electric drivetrains, assess battery conditions, and identify manufacturer-specific safety indicators.
    • Shutdown Procedures: Step-by-step methods to safely isolate high-voltage systems, disconnect 12-volt auxiliary batteries, and deploy tools like the Emergency Plug to prevent accidental re-engagement.
    • Fire Mitigation: Specialized tactics for managing lithium-ion battery fires, preventing thermal runaway, and deploying EV-specific fire blankets
    • Vehicle Extrication: Safe cutting points, air-bag deployment considerations, and structural integrity awareness for wrecked EVs.
Chevy Bolt EV used for EV Safety Training at NCC

Questions

Contact Director of Workforce Development Jon Mason at [email protected]