In-house Training
Elektrofachkraft für festgelegte Tätigkeiten – EFKffT BAT
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Hochvolt Zellen/Module U < 60 V DC
Duration:
7 days
Format:
In-person
Participants:
Max. 12
Completion:
Written examination / certificate
Working on high-voltage battery modules involves particular electrical, thermal and chemical hazards, even at voltages below 60 V DC. Targeted qualification in accordance with the standard is therefore required for the safe execution of specified activities on these systems.
In this training course, participants will learn how to safely test HV cells and battery modules below the high-voltage threshold, perform measurements correctly, and comply with all legal requirements, standards, and protective measures. The focus is on safe working outside of live conditions, for example, on touch-proof systems or prepared low-voltage modules.
The first part provides fundamental electrical engineering knowledge and practices measurement techniques on battery systems. Participants will learn the correct handling of electrical quantities, the assessment of measured values, and plausibility checks in a technical environment.
The second part focuses on the occupational safety system, organisational procedures, Hazard Assessments, work instructions, first aid and the safe handling of battery risks. Practical exercises on real battery modules transfer the theory directly into everyday working life.
This training course is aimed at individuals who work responsibly with battery systems below 60 V DC and who must act in a legally compliant, competent, and practical manner.
- Basic knowledge of electrical engineering
- Electrical hazards and first aid
- Protective measures against electric shock and arc flash
- Organization of health and safety when working on high-voltage energy storage systems
- Prerequisite for carrying out work, supervision and management
- Structure of high-voltage storage units
- Hazards from high-voltage storage systems, modules and cells
- Permitted work on high-voltage storage systems, modules and cells
- Evaluation of transportation safety
Individuals who work on touch-proof modules or modules with voltages below 60 V. For example, performing rework
or carrying out measurements for verification/troubleshooting according to work instructions.
You will learn:
- understand the relationships between the basic electrical quantities of current, voltage, resistance, power and electrical work
- Safely apply measurement methods for current, voltage and electrical resistance
- understand basic occupational health and safety principles and organizational processes
- recognize risks from electrical current and take appropriate protective measures
- assess behavior in an emergency and implement first aid measures in connection with electrical hazards
- assess whether they can work safely on a high-voltage storage system or module
- evaluate the transportability of inconspicuous high-voltage storage systems
None required, technical training an advantage
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Customer Relationship Manager
FAQS
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the requirements for participating in this training course?
There are no formal prerequisites. However, a basic technical understanding, for example through vocational training, is advantageous for successful learning.
What activities are permitted after completing this training?
Permitted are defined, recurring activities on touch-protected high-voltage modules below 60 V DC, e.g. measuring, testing or working according to work instructions - but no interventions in live systems.
How does this training course differ from a traditional qualification?
The EFKffT BAT is aimed at people who are not fully certified electricians, but are nevertheless allowed to carry out defined work on HV systems with limited voltage under supervision – a much more compact and practical qualification path.
What practical content is taught in the training course?
In practical exercises, current, voltage and resistance measurements are performed on battery modules. In addition, hazardous behaviour and transport assessments are covered.
Can company-specific HV systems or use cases be integrated?
Yes, the training can be customized. Individual content or battery modules can be customized as part of our Training Development can be taken into account.
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