Level 2 Award in Safe Maintenance of Electric and Hybrid Vehicles

About this course

This course introduces learners to the world of electric vehicles (EVs), focusing on their different types, electrical systems, and key components. Learners will develop an understanding of the specialist terminology used in the EV sector and the importance of adhering to legislation, safety standards, and workplace procedures.

Where will I be studying?

The Brooklands name has a long association with the engineering industry and we’re very proud to continue the tradition through our wide range of engineering courses in well-equipped workshops.

Our excellent engineering facilities comprise several workshops including Aeroplane hanger (including a helicopter rig!) computer facilities and study areas.

What modules are covered?

• Types of Electric Vehicles and Electrical Systems
• Legal requirements and industry regulations around EV safety.
• Workplace policies and procedures for isolating and re-energising high-voltage systems.
• Identifying the risks associated with high-voltage systems.
• Understanding safe practices when working on or around EVs.
• Isolating and Re-Energising High-Voltage Systems

Who is the course suitable for?

This qualification is designed for those looking to build essential knowledge and skills in electric vehicle technology — whether preparing for further study, upskilling in the automotive sector, or starting a career in sustainable transport.

How is the course assessed?

This course is assesed through practical asessments and multiple choice tests.

What qualifications will I need?

The minimum entry requirements for this course includes GCSE English or maths (grade 0-3), or a Level 1 Functional Skills. Those who do not achieve a grade 4 in English or maths will be required to study this alongside their course.