For more information on EV Charging Training or to book a course, contact your local CEF branch.
Before an electrician is able to install EV charging stations, they’ll need to become an OZEV approved installer with one [or more] EV charger manufacturers.
At CEF we can arrange electric vehicle charging training for you, via the NICEIC.
Put simply, EV charging is no longer a future trend. It is here to stay. So don't miss out on this huge opportunity and make it an integral part of the service your business offers
The NICEIC offer both class room and virtual EV training courses.
Both courses cover the installation of electric vehicle charging stations in compliance with BS 7671:2018 + Amendment 1:2020 (Section 722 Electric Vehicles Charging Installations) and IET Code of Practice – Electric Vehicle Charging Equipment Installation (4th Edition)
NICEIC Course Information
Introduction to electrical vehicle charging
History of electric vehicles
Government legislation and incentives
BS 7671 - supply requirements, installation requirements, protection requirements
The IET Code of Practice
Product demonstration
Exam [followed by Q&A]
The course lasts one day and is aimed at contractors looking to expand their business to include the installation of EV charging stations.
There are no formal entry requirements to attend this course, however candidates should have a basic knowledge and understanding of electrical science and the principles of electrical installation work.
