Junior Trainer - EV

Key Roles and Responsibilities

1. Technical Training: Conduct classroom sessions on EV fundamentals, electric motors, batteries, controllers, and vehicle electrical systems.

2. Practical Training: Demonstrate EV component identification, wiring, testing, basic servicing, and maintenance using training models and actual vehicles.

3. Battery and BMS: Teach battery pack fundamentals, Battery Management Systems (BMS), charging procedures, battery health monitoring, and safety precautions.

4. EV Diagnostics: Train students to identify faults in EV electrical systems, motors, controllers, charging systems, and related components using appropriate diagnostic tools.

5. Workshop Management: Maintain tools, equipment, training vehicles, and workshop safety standards.

6. Safety Training: Explain electrical hazards, PPE, isolation procedures, and high-voltage safety. High-voltage practical work must be restricted to appropriately trained personnel using approved procedures and equipment.

7. Student Assessment: Conduct practical tests, written examinations, assignments, and skill assessments to evaluate student progress.

8. Training Records: Maintain attendance, assessment scores, batch records, and training reports.

9. Placement Readiness: Prepare students for automotive industry jobs through practical exercises, mock interviews, technical assessments, and workplace-readiness training.

10. Industry Alignment: Keep training content updated according to EV industry requirements and relevant automotive skill standards.

Skills required for an EV Trainer

• Electric Vehicle Technology
• Battery Technology and BMS
• Electric Motors and Controllers
• Automotive Electrical and Electronics
• EV Charging Systems
• Fault Diagnosis and Troubleshooting
• Preventive Maintenance
• Technical Teaching and Practical Demonstration
• Workshop Safety
• Student Assessment and Reporting