The Victorian Automotive Chamber of Commerce (VACC) is excited to advise Body Repair Division (BRD) and Towing Operators Division (TOD) members that enrollments are continuing in accredited Electric Vehicle (EV) training.
VACC has responded to member feedback and developed EV Training exclusively for those in the panel repair and towing industry. Issues that have come to the attention of VACC include that current national EV training, while equipping industry professionals with the skills to depower and reinitialise battery electric vehicles, falls short of necessary industry-specific panel and accident towing EV safe operating procedures, competencies, and body repair and accident towing work practices.
VACC’s future-focussed policy approach enables a culture of continuous improvement that will benefit every body repair and towing business in Australia, its customers and all relevant stakeholders.
VACC supports the sector through education and guidance and offers the training now!
How to register for the course?
To be eligible to undertake the training, you are required to be working in the automotive industry, including service and repair sector workers, and towing operators of electric vehicles.
You will be enrolled into the following nationally-accredited unit:
- AURETH101 - Depower and reinitialise battery electric vehicles
Course details:
Venue: Lalor - Outer Northern Trade Training Centre
Dates: Thursday, 31 August or Thursday, 7 September
Duration: One day
Time: 8am - 4.30pm
Cost: VACC Members $765.00 per person
Non-VACC members $1,260.00 per person
Each participating VACC member business receives a free safety glove kit!
Register and send your details. A VACC representative will contact you.
Questions?
Please contact the Skills Development Centre on 03 9829 1114 or email SDC at: info@vaccsdc.com.au