The increasing number of hybrid and electric vehicles on our roads requires all workshops to have some understanding of the key components and vehicle architecture. As with any high voltage system, safe servicing procedures are also essential. Being able to identify high voltage components and the dangers to staff they present, make a hybrid or electric vehicle safe to work on so that routine service procedures can be safely completed and identify the correct test equipment to use for a particular situation including high voltage testing.
HEV101AUR – Hybrid and Electric Vehicle Systems Including AUR
Includes the full HEV101 content plus AUR Accreditation, providing formal recognition of skills and competencies, enhancing compliance, credibility, and professional qualification for both the participant and the business. Completing this course, in conjunction with I-CAR Australia, allows technicians to obtain the AASRA (Australian Automotive Service and Repair Authority) certification, which is necessary for accessing manufacturer-specific EV repair information.
OBD01 – BOSCH On Board Diagnosis
The On Board Diagnosis system is an integral part of all modern vehicles, both petrol and diesel. A clear understanding of the On Board Diagnosis system is essential for effective diagnosis and efficient use of any scan tool. The focus is on fast and accurate diagnosis. Understanding communication networks like CAN and fault-setting parameters ensures efficient use of scan tools.
BOSCH – Electronic Fundamentals and Sensor Diagnosis
Vehicle electronic systems continue to grow in complexity by the day. The ability for technicians to efficiently diagnose sensors and electrical faults in the modern vehicle is greatly enhanced by a thorough understanding of electrical and electronic fundamentals. The number of components used today is continuously increasing, with dozens of sensors integrated into the various vehicle control systems. You will understand, test and diagnose components applied to modern vehicle systems.
What to bring to class
Clothing requirements for I-CAR Training Academy SAFETY PROCEDURES for BOSCH Training
I-CAR Training Academy has specific clothing requirements that students need to be aware of when participating in training at their facility.
All attendees must comply with the following safety dress code:
Each training venue will have their own entry procedures which will be provided within the training confirmation emails. Please make sure you proceed to the main entry/ reception of each venue where directions will be displayed or available.
Class times
Training will begin at 8:30am and conclude at 4:00pm.
Meals
Catering will be provided during session times. (Please let us know of any dietary requirements when booking)
Address
I-CAR Training Academy Melbourne, 830 – 850 Princes Hwy Springvale VIC
I-CAR Training Academy Brisbane, Unit 1, 100 Park Road Slacks Creek QLD
SAPE Sydney, Unit A3, 366 Edgar Street Condell Park NSW
Australian Training Management, 2/35 Biscayne Way Jandakot WA
TAFE SA, Regency Campus, 137 Days Road, Regency Park SA
