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EV and Hybrid Diagnostics
Diagnose and safely service high-voltage electric and hybrid drivetrains using the equipment already in your workshop.
What you'll be able to do
- Isolate and de-energize a high-voltage system to the manufacturer's procedure
- Diagnose battery, inverter, and motor faults from live data
- Interpret manufacturer service information for EV and hybrid platforms
- Complete a documented diagnostic report a service manager can act on
Skills you'll build
- High-voltage safety
- Battery management systems
- Inverter and motor diagnostics
- Live data interpretation
- Service documentation
Where this leads
Workshops taking on electric and hybrid work need technicians who can approach a high-voltage system safely and methodically. This program is aimed at technicians moving into that work and at shops preparing to accept it.
Curriculum
4 modules
- 01
High-voltage safety and isolation
- Personal protective equipment and tooling
- Isolation and lockout procedures
- Verifying a de-energized state
- 02
Battery systems
- Cell chemistry and pack architecture
- Battery management system faults
- State-of-health assessment
- 03
Inverter and drive motor
- Inverter operation and failure modes
- Motor position and speed sensing
- Thermal management faults
- 04
Structured diagnosis
- Building a diagnostic sequence
- Live data capture and interpretation
- Reporting and handover
Certification
Attribution
- Program provider
- Global Automotive Academy
- Delivered on
- EduTech
- Credential issued by
- Global Automotive AcademyTechnical qualification
Provider, platform, and issuer are stated separately because they are not always the same organization.
Requirements
- Working experience as an automotive technician
- Access to a workshop with a diagnostic scan tool
- Basic electrical theory
Instructor
Global Automotive Academy faculty
Automotive technical instructors
Working technicians and workshop managers who teach from current diagnostic practice rather than from a fixed syllabus.
Common questions
Do I need my own high-voltage tooling?
Practical sessions are run at the partner facility with the required equipment provided. Between sessions you will need access to a scan tool.
Who issues the qualification?
Global Automotive Academy issues this technical qualification in its own name. EduTech delivers the program and maintains the record, but the assessment and the credential are GAA's.