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Get in on the ground floor of the emerging electric vehicle (EV) industry! Skilled technicians are needed to install, maintain and troubleshoot EV charging stations.
The seven-week Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) Field Technician program is a mix of online and hands-on instruction in both electrical systems and electric vehicle technology. Learn the fundamentals of electric vehicle charging and different levels of charging infrastructure, manufacturers and products, as well as regulations governing chargers and charging installations.
Prior electrical wiring experience is required. Tuition is waived for qualifying students.
The EVSE Field Technician certification is a pilot program made possible through the North Carolina Business Committee for Education and funded by a grant from the Siemens Foundation. Certification is obtained through the Society Of Automotive Engineers.
Workforce Continuing Education offers financial assistance for many workforce training programs through the Propel program and other resources. Email [email protected] for more information.
The course covers the fundamentals of electric vehicle charging and different levels of charging infrastructure, manufacturers and products, regulations governing chargers and charging installations, and demonstration of the specific skills required to work on various types of chargers.
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