NEN 9140 Training: EV-instructed person

Training information

WHY TAKE THE NEN 9140 EV-INSTRUCTED PERSON TRAINING?
Many employees in the automotive industry don't directly handle high-voltage components of electric vehicles. Examples in car dealerships, commercial vehicle garages, and two-wheeler workshops include service advisors, salespeople, cleaners, and technicians performing regular maintenance (excluding HV systems). Think of tasks like replacing or repairing tires and replacing brake pads or discs. Examples in damage repair companies include window technicians, car painters, and preparation specialists.

It’s important that these employees also understand the risks involved when working with electric and hybrid vehicles. This e-learning course helps you recognize and reduce these risks. You'll learn clearly and practically about hazards in workshops handling electric vehicles.

TRAINING STRUCTURE
This training consists of an e-learning module covering essential theory. Throughout each chapter, you'll answer several questions.

Topics covered in this e-learning include:

• Identifying HV components in electric vehicles
• NEN 9140
• External charging
• Hydrogen

WHAT WILL I LEARN? 
After completing this e-learning, you'll achieve the following learning objectives:

You'll know:

• the purpose of the NEN 9140 standard
• the different qualification levels and associated tasks
• the NEN 9140 step-by-step protocol
• when to consult an EV-responsible person
• how to identify electric vehicles
• the basic construction of electric vehicles
• fundamentals of charging electric vehicles
• the hazards associated with electric vehicles
• how to minimize or eliminate risks when working around electric vehicles
• how to respond in case of emergencies
• the purpose of PGS-36 and when your workshop must comply with it

EXAM AND CERTIFICATION
Upon successfully completing the e-learning, you'll receive a certificate of participation.

DO I NEED PRIOR KNOWLEDGE?
This e-learning is designed for automotive industry employees who don't directly handle high-voltage components in electric vehicles. No specific prior knowledge is required for this course.