Goals of EVSC EV Technician curriculum standards, assessment, and certification include:
Electric vehicles possess unique characteristics, such as high-voltage systems and advanced battery technologies, which require specialized knowledge for maintenance, repair, and handling. Standardized education equips professionals with the necessary skills to operate safely and adhere to best practices, reducing the risk of accidents, injuries, and equipment damage. Establishing consistent training standards creates a workforce that can consistently deliver high-quality services and support the growth of the EV market.
Industry peer review fosters collaboration and knowledge exchange between academia and the EV industry. This collaboration enriches the educational experience by incorporating real-world examples, case studies, and industry-specific challenges into the curriculum. Furthermore, the feedback received during peer review allows EVSC to refine and improve the instructional materials, ensuring their effectiveness and relevance. This ensures that graduates of EV education programs possess the competencies necessary to meet the industry's workforce demands, reducing the gap between academic training and industry needs. This ongoing collaboration between academia and industry promotes a symbiotic relationship, facilitating the exchange of ideas, innovation, and continuous improvement in EV education.
EVSC's Vision is to create the global standard for EV Technician education, EV product safety, and EV retrofits and builds.
EVSC's Mission is to provide a safe and equitablepath to global electrification with uniform safety standards for EV products and training.
The rapid pace of technological advancement in the EV industry necessitates a well-trained workforce with up-to-date knowledge and skills. Standardized education ensures that professionals are proficient in the latest EV technologies, including battery management, power electronics, and charging infrastructure. With a standardized knowledge base, professionals can effectively communicate and collaborate across different sectors of the industry, including manufacturers, suppliers, service providers, and regulatory bodies. This will promote integration of EV technologies, streamline the development of charging infrastructure, and facilitate the transition to smart grid systems. Additionally, standardized education supports the harmonization of global regulations and standards, enabling international collaboration and accelerating the widespread adoption of EVs. A well-trained workforce inspires trust in the industry's capabilities to address technical issues, provide reliable services, and ensure customer satisfaction. By promoting a standardized education system, the industry demonstrates its commitment to professionalism, quality, and continuous improvement. This, in turn, increases consumer confidence in electric vehicles, leading to higher adoption rates and market growth.
Chris Hazell
CEO
Fellten
Eddy Borysewicz
CEO
ReVolt Systems, Inc.
Kirk Miller
Vice President
Direct Sales
Hypercraft
Marc de Smidt
VP Operations & Engineering
Kindred Motorworks
Chris Salvo
CEO
Electrified Garage
Gregory Courter
CEO
Wrenchology
Rob Ward
CEO
Legacy EV
Mavrick Knoles
President
Legacy EV
Baily Soto
Curriculum Specialist,
Legacy EV
Kevin Emr
CEO
E-Muscle Cars
Blakely Fabiani
CTO, Ampere EV
Thomas Santilli
Curriculum Specialist
Legacy EV
Douglas Dell
Vice President & Director
Vale Training, a Sedgwick company
The Electric Vehicle Standards Council (EVSC) typically meets virtually on the last Tuesday of the month, on a quarterly basis.
View previous meeting agendas: