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Fire Safety for Electric Vehicle Charging Sites

Design, Install & Maintain Safer EV Charging;
your complete guide in one, simple online report! 
  • EV FireSafe with Lithium-Ion Safety (Prof Paul Christensen)
  • No prior knowledge needed + access for 3 months with regular and requested updates

Protect your site from
electric vehicle and lithium-ion battery fires

Electric vehicle fires are rare, but when they do occur they present new risks and challenges for everyone.

EV FireSafe's database shows approx 18% of fires happen while the EV is connected to energised charging, with around a third of those in a car park.

This online report steps through that data, increases your awareness of risk and then provides sensible steps to work with your stakeholders to better protect life and property safety.

Inside your online Electric Vehicle Charging Site Fire Safety report you'll find:

Knowledge

Do you need approval for EV charging and what do you need to know?

Data

How many EVs catch fire around the world...and how many while charging?

What's included?

Resources

A step-by-step process using easy checklists, templates and posters to improve safety.

Fleet Managers and Drivers

Information and draft operating procedures for Fleet EV Drivers charging at home

Ebikes and Power Tools

Smaller lithium-ion batteries pose a higher risk of battery fire...use these mitigation strategies.

EV Fire Desktop Exercise

Using real-world info, this exercise will help you test site emergency management.

Plus additional support

Standards and Codes

A complete list of Standards relating to EVs and EV Charging in Australia and NZ.

Important information for:

Strata and Body Corporates
Apartment Living EV Owners
Commercial and Industrial Site Owners/Managers
Fleet Managers and Drivers
Government Fleets or Rebate Schemes

When working with your:

Building Surveyor
Fire Engineer
Fire Agency
Insurance Company

All the resources you need for safer EV charging sites

From initial proposal to annual inspections, you'll have access to a massive range of resources, including:
  • Safer EV Charging Checklist
  • EV Safety at Charging Sites poster
  • Placarding and Signage
  • Pre-Incident Plan for EV Charging Sites
  • EV Emergency Response Plan
  • EV Charging Weekly Maintenance Plan
  • EV Charging Annual Maintenance Plan
  • Fleet Manager's Safer Home Charging Checklist
  • Fleet Manager's Driver Draft SOPs
  • Lithium-ion Battery Fire Awareness poster
  • EV Battery Fire Awareness poster

Download our Free EV Charging Site Fire Safety poster

Not ready for the full report yet, but want to improve fire safety at your EV charging site? Download our free poster, print and install it at your site to raise awareness and reduce risk.

How many EVs actually catch fire? 

Check out our latest global data for electric car, bus and truck fires.

Design, Install and Maintain Safer EV Charging now!

Read anytime, anywhere

Life-saving information presented in an easy to read format you can explore anytime, on any device

Identify & reduce risk

Empower yourself to identify your EV fire risks and take sensible. cost-effective steps to reduce them

Raise awareness

With a higher level of fire risk awareness, work with drivers, engineers, fire crews and your insurance company

Download
resources

Through every step of the process, you can access resources to create a safer EV charging site

Introducing your expert instructors

Emma Sutcliffe

EV FireSafe director
Emma is the Director of EV FireSafe, a private company funded by the Australian Department of Defence to research EV battery fires & emergency response. She is also an operational volunteer firefighter.

Dan Fish

EV FireSafe TECHNICAL SPECIALIST
Dan is EV FireSafe's Technical Specialist & EV safety guru. He started his career as a mechanic & became a full-time firefighter 20 years ago. He now has an encyclopaedic knowledge of EVs & high voltage systems.

Professor Paul Christensen

lithium-ion safety
Paul is a Professor of Pure & Applied Electrochemisty at Newcastle University, UK. His work in lithium-ion battery fires is globally recognised for it's contribution to safety.

Your vital first step to building a safer electric vehicle charging site

The EV FireSafe team are

#thought leading | #globally recognised | #data-driven | #safety focused | #evidence based 

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