
Welcome to the Electric VehicleSafer Charging System for Apartments
Reduce EV battery fire risk
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The EV Safer Charging System...
What you'll find inside the EV SCS for Apartments:
Knowledge
Likelihood of an EV battery fire and why they happen at charging
Risks
To users, residents, emergency responders and the built environment
Design, Install and Maintain
Regulation, standards and best practice for compliance and safety
Resources
The paperwork done for you, including signage, pre-incident plans and checklists
Owners and residents
Get the data and guidance you need to be more comfortable with EVs and charging
EV owners
Support for safer installation of charging (so you stay friendly with your neighbours!)
Owners committee and strata managers
Support and resources for working with your Building Surveyor, Fire Engineer, Fire Agency and Insurance Company.
Are concerns about fire risk holding back EV charging in your building?
"We don't know enough about EV fire risk to plan EV charging for the building"
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All the resources you need for safer EV charging sites

Design, Install and Maintain your Safer EV Charging Site now!
Here's what's in the EV SCS...
Complete from anywhere, anytime on any device
Identify and reduce your risk of an EV battery fire
Raise the level of risk awareness in your building
Use our safer, sensible, cost-effective system
Your vital step to building a safer electric vehicle 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 former 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.