This short course skill set will get you skilled up for inspecting and servicing HEV systems and components in the automotive retail, service and repair industry.
Sales of Hybrid electric vehicles (HEV) are rapidly growing in WA as more people move towards sustainable and renewable energy sources. The State Government has released its Electric Vehicle Strategy to support the transition to low and zero-emission electric vehicles and maximise the benefits for WA. The strategy includes the creation of a statewide electric vehicle charging infrastructure network, and a target of minimum 25 per cent electric vehicles for new light and small passenger and small and medium SUV government fleet vehicles by 2025/26.
That means there will be a lot more HEVs on the road, and you’ll be needed to inspect and service them!
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AURSS00037 Hybrid Electric Vehicle Inspection and Servicing Skill Set is a nationally recognised course. This course is designed for automotive professionals looking to enhance their skills and knowledge in the rapidly evolving automotive industry.
Students will gain a thorough understanding of the key components and systems that power hybrid and plug-in hybrid vehicles. They will master the skills required to effectively inspect HEV and PHEV systems, ensuring optimal performance and safety. The course covers routine maintenance and servicing tasks specific to HEVs and PHEVs, keeping them in top condition.
This course is ideal for Automotive Electricians and Light Vehicle Mechanics wanting to up-skill in this emerging field. With the increasing demand for environmentally friendly vehicles, gaining expertise in HEV and PHEV systems will set you apart in the job market and prepare you for the future of automotive technology.
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