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Electric, Hybrid & Hydrogen Vehicle Training for Commercial Workshop Teams

Gain the skills to safely work around, maintain, inspect and repair electric, hybrid and hydrogen commercial vehicles. Our IMI-accredited electric vehicle training runs from foundation awareness through to advanced high-voltage system repair, covering safe working practice, isolation and reinstatement procedures and compliance, with flexible delivery across UK workshops.
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About this training

As fleets adopt more electric, hybrid and hydrogen vehicles, workshops need to stay ahead of new technology and safety requirements. Working on high-voltage or hydrogen systems without proper training risks serious injury and regulatory non-compliance.

Lloyd Morgan Group's electric vehicle workshop training covers the full pathway: awareness courses for anyone working around these vehicles without repairing them, and repair and replacement courses for technicians carrying out diagnostic, test and repair work on high-voltage systems. Each programme is IMI-accredited and built for practical use in a working commercial vehicle environment.

Who should attend

Level 1 - Awareness

  • Parts advisors, valeters, workshop assistants and delivery drivers who work around, but don't repair, high-voltage or hydrogen systems.
  • Fleet managers, recovery personnel and hire companies handling electric, hybrid or hydrogen vehicles.
No prior EV experience is required.

Level 3 - Repair & replacement

  • Qualified vehicle technicians, diagnostic technicians and auto-electricians working at Level 3 or equivalent, ready to bring EV/HEV repair in-house.
  • Workshops and service centres expanding into EV, hybrid or hydrogen repair and replacement work.
Requires at least a Level 1 award or equivalent.

Course content & delivery

Key topics covered

  • The differences between hybrid, electric and hydrogen vehicles and the technology each uses.
  • Hazards linked to high-voltage electrical systems and hydrogen storage and refuelling.
  • Safe working practices around electric, hybrid and hydrogen vehicles, including charging, refuelling and recovery operations.
  • Diagnosing faults in high-voltage propulsion systems, modules and wiring (Level 3).
  • Safe removal, replacement and reintegration of high-voltage components, using specialist tools, PPE and diagnostic equipment (Level 3).
  • Recording repair outcomes and reporting to support workshop compliance (Level 3).

Delivery options

  • Level 1 Electric/Hybrid Vehicle Awareness - half to one day, qualification code: 603/1465/5.
  • Level 1 Hydrogen Vehicle Awareness - half to one day, qualification code: 610/1543/X.
  • Level 3 Heavy EV/HEV System Repair and Replacement - 3 days including exam and practical assessment, qualification code: 603/4182/8.
  • Level 3 Light EV/HEV System Repair and Replacement - 3 days including exam and practical assessment qualification code: 603/1468/0.
All courses can be delivered on-site at your workshop, at one of our UK training centres, or as a tailored group session for fleets or operators.

We’re here to help. Any questions or need something specific? Get in touch.

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Electric, Hybrid & Hydrogen Vehicle Courses

Each electric vehicle course follows IMI-aligned syllabus content and leads to a recognised EV qualification.

Level 1 Award

Electric/Hybrid Vehicle Awareness

  • Qualification code: 603/1465/5
  • Duration: Half to one day
  • Entry requirement: None formal — a basic interest in the subject is sufficient
  • Who it's for: Parts advisors, valeters, workshop assistants, delivery drivers, fleet managers and recovery personnel
Covers the differences between hybrid and fully electric vehicles, high-voltage hazards, safe working practices including charging and recovery, and how your role affects wider workshop electrical safety.
Level 1 Award

Hydrogen Vehicle Awareness

  • Qualification code: 610/1543/X
  • Duration: Half to one day
  • Entry requirement: None — an interest in the subject is sufficient
  • Who it's for: Parts advisors, valeters, workshop assistants, delivery drivers, fleet managers, recovery personnel and hire companies
Covers hydrogen vehicle and fuel-cell types, hazards linked to hydrogen storage and refuelling, safe working practices in workshops, fleets and recovery scenarios, and your role in overall safety and compliance.
Level 3 Award

Heavy Electric/Hybrid System Repair & Replacement

  • Qualification code: 603/1468/0
  • Duration: 3 days, including online exam and practical assessment
  • Entry requirement: At least a Level 1 Electric Vehicle Awareness or equivalent
  • Who it's for: Qualified vehicle or diagnostic technicians and auto-electricians working at Level 3 or equivalent on HGV and PSV platforms
Covers safe working practice and risk control for high-voltage systems, specialist tools, PPE and diagnostic equipment, fault diagnosis in propulsion and high-voltage modules, and removal, replacement and reintegration of high-voltage components. Battery pack dismantling is not covered in depth.
Level 3 Award

Light Electric/Hybrid System Repair & Replacement

  • Qualification: IMI Level 3 Award in Light Electric/Hybrid Vehicle System Repair and Replacement. Code: 603/4182/8
  • Duration: 3 days, including online exam and practical assessment
  • Entry requirement: At least a Level 1 Electric Vehicle Awareness or equivalent (Level 2 recommended)
  • Who it's for: Light vehicle or diagnostic technicians and auto-electricians progressing from Level 2, dealerships, independents and fleet workshops servicing EV cars and vans
Covers safe working steps for high-voltage light vehicle systems, fault-finding on drives, inverters, converters and control modules, removal and refitting of high-voltage components, and system testing and verification. Battery pack dismantling is not covered in depth.

If you not 100% sure which course is right for you call us on: 01543 897505

Book your electric, hybrid & hydrogen vehicle training

All hybrid and electric vehicle training can be delivered:

  • On-site at your workshop
  • As tailored group sessions for fleets or operators

To discuss availability or arrange a session:

Call us: 01543 897 505

Why Choose Lloyd Morgan Group

For over 20 years, Lloyd Morgan Group has delivered compliance-driven training for the transport and engineering sectors. Our electric, hybrid and hydrogen vehicle courses combine technical depth with real-world context, giving you practical skills and recognised certification.

  • Trainers with real workshop, EV, hybrid and hydrogen vehicle experience
  • IMI-aligned training content across all four courses
  • Flexible delivery across the UK
  • Certification for compliance and audit evidence

FAQs

Yes. The Level 3 repair and replacement courses require at least a Level 1 award (or equivalent) as an entry requirement. Level 1 is open to anyone working near or on these vehicles, regardless of prior experience.

Level 1 is an awareness qualification for staff who work around electric, hybrid or hydrogen vehicles without repairing them, such as parts advisors, valeters and recovery staff. Level 3 is a hands-on qualification for technicians who diagnose, repair and replace high-voltage components.

It depends on your role. If you work around electric, hybrid or hydrogen vehicles without carrying out repairs, an IMI Level 1 award covers the awareness and safe working practice you need. If you're a technician diagnosing and repairing high-voltage systems, you'll need a Level 3 award, which requires Level 1 (or equivalent) as an entry point. Get in touch and we can help you find the right fit.

Not currently. Our programme covers Level 1 awareness through to Level 3 repair and replacement. If you're interested in Level 4 training, get in touch and we'll let you know as soon as this becomes available.

Yes. All four courses are aligned with IMI qualification standards and recognised across the UK transport sector.

Yes. Training is delivered nationwide, either on-site at your workshop or at one of our UK training centres.

Yes. Refresher modules and progression to higher-level training can be arranged for returning delegates.

No. Both Level 3 courses cover repair and replacement of high-voltage components and systems, but not high-voltage battery module dismantling in depth.

A light vehicle is any vehicle under 3.5 tonnes. A heavy vehicle is any vehicle over 3.5 tonnes.