Training Levels And Their Main Focus
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| Training Level |
Responsibilities |
Area of Specialization |
| >>Technician trained in electrical systems<< |
- May perform general work and maintenance on the vehicle
- The following services are included in their responsibilities: 12V battery change, inspection and changing a wheel
- Mechanical procedures that have been assigned by a high-voltage technician may be performed on a de-energized high-voltage system.
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- Hybrid vehicle function and operation
- Necessary protections and safety procedures.
- Identification of high-voltage components
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| All personnel who work on hybrid vehicles in an Audi dealership must be a technician trained in electrical systems. All other technicians must have training in electric vehicles (safety guidelines). |
| >>Audi High-Voltage Technician - HVT<< |
- May diagnose and de-energize the high-voltage system and secure it against re-energizing
- High-Voltage System, Re-Energizing
- May train other technicians to become a technician trained in electrical systems and may assign work on a high-voltage system
- May troubleshoot the high-voltage system
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- Specialist responsibility
- De-energizing the high-voltage system
- Hybrid vehicle function and operation
- May diagnose the high-voltage system
- Coolant Circuits
- The network and topology
- High-voltage component functions
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| Any Audi service center that is going to be performing procedures on a high-voltage vehicle must have at least one qualified high-voltage technician on staff. |
| >>Audi High-Voltage Expert - HVE<< |
The Audi high-voltage expert defines working with the high-voltage system energized, when the vehicle has not been de-energized. The specialist works for the importer. |
- The high-voltage system cannot be de-energized
- High-voltage measuring equipment
- Standards and Guidelines
- Electric and chemical dangers
- High-voltage technology basic principles
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