IMI Level 4 Award Diagnosis, Testing and Repair of Electric/Hybrid Vehicles and Components (VRQ)

Start your journey into the world of EV with the IMI Level 4 Award Diagnosis, Testing and Repair of Electric/Hybrid Vehicles and Components (VRQ)

Entry Requirements

IMI Level 3 Award in Electric/Hybrid Vehicle System Repair & Replacement qualification

Duration

30 Hours

Study Mode

Part Time

Timetable

Various

Overview

The IMI Level 4 Award in Diagnosis, Testing and Repair of Electric/Hybrid Vehicles and Components (QCF) is specifically designed for technicians who need to perform hands-on work on electric/hybrid vehicle power trains. This course aims to ensure that individuals working on electric/hybrid vehicles have a comprehensive understanding of health and safety considerations.

Upon successful completion of this qualification, technicians will be able to demonstrate practical skills in repairing high voltage vehicle systems, components, and related systems. It is the pioneering qualification that addresses the live electric vehicle (high voltage) technology.

You will have the opportunity to study at our state-of-the-art £5.5m Regional Automotive Technology Hub (RATH), which has been developed in collaboration with leading car manufacturers. Our Hybrid Electric Automotive Training (HEAT) areas feature cutting-edge workshops designed to replicate real industry settings.

Within our exceptional facilities, you will have hands-on experience working on our latest range of electric/hybrid vehicles, allowing you to acquire a set of skills that are future-proofed for the automotive industry.

The course covers the following

Safety equipment and procedures
Carry out insulation resistance testing on the High Voltage System and components
Understand the use of live data and actuation tests to assist you in the diagnosis of the High Voltage System
Potential equalisation connections and testing
Interlock connections on DC cables – using vehicle wiring diagrams
Carry out battery management system relay weld testing
Test the power relays (contactors)
Diagnose high voltage system faults, identify and minimise potential risks and demonstrate a safe working practice throughout
Diagnose, remove and refit high voltage battery component

You will be required to complete a range of practical, oral and written assessments.