Automotive Technical Training
High Voltage, Diagnostics, Air Conditioning & ADAS
Practical automotive training for today's vehicles and tomorrow's technologies.
At eVehicleSafe, we specialise in accredited and non-accredited automotive technical training, helping technicians and automotive businesses develop the skills, knowledge and confidence to work with increasingly advanced vehicle technologies.
Our expertise extends beyond hybrid and electric vehicles. We deliver specialist training relevant to modern petrol, diesel, hybrid and electric vehicle platforms, focusing on the technologies, electronic systems and diagnostic capabilities changing the automotive industry.
Led by Training Director Clint Flower, our approach is grounded in practical workshop experience, technical knowledge and real-world problem-solving.
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Four Core Training Areas
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High Voltage
Hybrid and electric vehicle safety and technical training, including the HEV101 pathway delivered in partnership with Bosch Australia.
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Diagnostics
Practical fault-finding, diagnostic strategies and advanced vehicle systems.
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Air Conditioning
Modern automotive HVAC, electronic climate control and system diagnostics.
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ADAS
Advanced Driver Assistance Systems, system operation, diagnostics and calibration principles.
High-Voltage & Hybrid Electric Vehicle Training
Building the foundation for working with electric and hybrid vehicles.
As hybrid and electric vehicles become more common, technicians need the appropriate training to understand the risks, technologies and procedures associated with high-voltage systems.
eVehicleSafe delivers accredited high-voltage training in partnership with Bosch Australia, including the HEV101 training pathway.
Our training helps automotive professionals establish foundational knowledge of hybrid and electric vehicle systems, electrical safety and the precautions required when working around high-voltage components.
HEV101 provides an important starting point for technicians beginning their high-voltage training journey. Further training and competency requirements depend on the work being undertaken.
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Automotive Diagnostics Training
Better information. Better decisions. Better repairs.
Modern automotive diagnostics requires a structured approach to understanding how vehicle systems operate, communicate and respond to faults.
Our non-accredited diagnostics training focuses on practical, real-world diagnostic techniques that technicians can apply directly in the workshop.
We help technicians improve the efficiency of their diagnostic processes, the accuracy of their fault identification and their confidence when approaching complicated vehicle repairs.
From traditional engine management to advanced electronic systems found in hybrid and electric vehicles, our approach is built around understanding the technology rather than simply replacing components.
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Automotive Air Conditioning Training
Understanding modern climate control technology.
Automotive air conditioning systems are evolving, particularly as hybrid and electric vehicles introduce new compressor technologies, electrical architectures and thermal management requirements.
Our non-accredited training explores automotive HVAC operation, fault diagnosis, system performance and the technologies used across modern vehicles.
We focus on giving technicians the technical understanding and diagnostic knowledge to approach air conditioning problems systematically and efficiently.
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ADAS Training
Developing capability in advanced driver assistance systems.
ADAS technology is changing the way modern vehicles are serviced, repaired and diagnosed.
Our non-accredited ADAS training develops technicians' understanding of driver assistance technologies, including the principles of system operation, diagnostic processes and calibration requirements.
As ADAS becomes increasingly integrated into vehicle electronics, technicians need to understand not only the individual systems but also their relationship with other vehicle technologies.
Our training helps workshops develop the knowledge needed to support modern ADAS-equipped vehicles.
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Meet Our Training Director
Clint Flower | Training Director, eVehicleSafe
Clint Flower leads the development and delivery of eVehicleSafe's specialist automotive training programs.
With extensive experience across modern automotive technologies, Clint brings a practical, industry-focused approach to technical education.
His training expertise spans high-voltage vehicle systems, automotive diagnostics, air conditioning and ADAS technologies.
Working with industry partners, training organisations and automotive businesses, Clint focuses on helping technicians translate technical knowledge into practical workshop skills.
Custom Automotive Training
Your workshop. Your technicians. Your training requirements.
Not every business needs the same training program.
eVehicleSafe works with automotive workshops, dealership groups, education providers and industry organisations to develop bespoke training programs aligned with their technical requirements.
Whether you need high-voltage training for your team, advanced diagnostics training, ADAS education or specialist air conditioning training, we can discuss a program suited to your organisation.
Training can be developed around specific technologies, technical challenges, technician experience levels and delivery locations.
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Can I book automotive training or organise a custom course?
Yes. eVehicleSafe offers automotive technical training and can develop custom training programs for workshops, dealership groups, training organisations and industry partners. Our specialties include high-voltage, hybrid and electric vehicle systems, automotive diagnostics, air conditioning and ADAS. Contact our team to discuss your training needs, preferred location and group size.
What training do I need to work on electric vehicles?
If you're an automotive technician looking to begin working with hybrid or electric vehicles, foundational high-voltage safety training is an important starting point. eVehicleSafe offers the HEV101 training pathway in partnership with Bosch Australia. The exact training, competency and authorisation requirements depend on the tasks being performed, particularly where high-voltage systems are involved.
Is non-accredited automotive training worth doing?
Absolutely. Non-accredited technical training plays an important role in helping automotive technicians stay current with evolving vehicle technologies. Success in the modern workshop increasingly depends on access to quality information and the ability to apply that knowledge effectively. Specialist training in diagnostics, ADAS and air conditioning can help technicians improve their skills, work more efficiently and approach complex repairs with greater confidence.
What will I learn in automotive diagnostics training?
eVehicleSafe diagnostics training focuses on practical, real-world fault-finding approaches that help technicians improve diagnostic efficiency, increase accuracy and develop a deeper understanding of vehicle systems. Our training emphasises systematic testing, interpreting diagnostic information and making informed repair decisions rather than relying on guesswork or unnecessary component replacement.
Do you only provide training for electric and hybrid vehicles?
No. Although high-voltage and electric vehicle technologies are a key part of our expertise, eVehicleSafe provides technical training relevant to modern petrol, diesel, hybrid and electric vehicles. Our four core specialties — high voltage, diagnostics, air conditioning and ADAS — reflect the technologies that technicians increasingly encounter across the automotive industry.
Can you provide ADAS training for our workshop?
Yes. eVehicleSafe offers non-accredited ADAS training for automotive technicians and businesses seeking to develop their understanding of advanced driver assistance systems. Training can cover system operation, diagnostic approaches and calibration principles, with the scope tailored to your team's requirements.
Can you deliver training at our workshop or in our region?
eVehicleSafe can discuss training delivery arrangements for workshops, dealership groups and industry organisations across Australia. Custom courses and group training may be organised at suitable locations, subject to trainer availability, facilities and course requirements.
What's the difference between accredited and non-accredited automotive training?
Accredited training is delivered and assessed under a recognised vocational education and training framework and may lead to a nationally recognised statement of attainment or qualification when issued by an authorised registered training organisation. Non-accredited training focuses on developing specific technical knowledge and practical skills without issuing a nationally recognised qualification. Both can play valuable roles in technician development.
Train for the Technology Ahead
The automotive industry is changing, and the skills required to diagnose, service and repair modern vehicles are changing with it.
At eVehicleSafe, we're committed to helping technicians and businesses develop the technical knowledge and practical capabilities needed to succeed today and adapt to the vehicles of tomorrow.
Whether you're an individual technician, workshop, dealership group or training organisation, we'd welcome the opportunity to discuss your requirements.
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