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06.3 EV Safer Charging System

What is EV Safer Charging System (EV SCS)?

Globally, there are concerns about the risk of EV battery fire while connected to EV charging.

 

While we can't totally remove battery fire risk, EV FireSafe has developed a sensible, data-driven Electric Vehicle Safer Charging System (EVSCS) to support the safer roll out of EVs and charging in a simple online course.

Using the EV SCS will help you understand your risks through real-world data, then download resources to take sensible, low-cost actions to mitigate that risk.

​The course is self-guided or via regular webinars, and includes access to:

  • Safer Charging Checklist

  • EV Safety at Charging Sites poster

  • Placarding and Signage

  • Pre-Incident Plan Template for EV Charging Sites

  • EV Emergency Response Plan

  • EV Charging Weekly Maintenance Plan

  • EV Charging Annual Maintenance Plan

  • Lithium-ion Battery Fire Awareness poster

  • EV Battery Fire Awareness poster

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The course is recommended for places where EV charging is available to the public, strata, council, commercial or industrial EV charging sites.

The EVSCS is hosted at our dedicated training platform, www.evfiresafe.training

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Who is the EV Safer Charging System for?

The EV SCS provides contemporary data and resources for anyone installing EV charging, including:

  • Strata and Body Corporate

  • Apartment Living EV Owners

  • Shopping Centres

  • ​Automotive Dealerships

  • Workplaces

  • Commercial and Industrial Site Managers

  • Fleet Managers and Drivers

  • Government Fleets

EVSCS resources are useful when working with your:

  • Building Surveyor

  • Fire Engineer

  • Fire Agency and local Fire Brigade

  • Insurance Company

​Please note, the EV SCS is NOT designed to replace or override advice provided by these entities listed above.

“This was a great webinar from EV Fire Safe...presenting their research and insight into EV fire response, data, and risks. Thank you."

Fire Marshall, National Renewable Energy Lab, USA

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