
Worried about an electric vehicle fire at your charging site?
Welcome to the Electric VehicleSafer Charging System - UK Edition!
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Author: EV FireSafe
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Level: Beginner
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Study time: 30-45 mins
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Video time: 15 mins
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Format: Self-guided
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Support: Regular webinars
Reduce EV battery fire risk
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The EV Safer Charging System...
Here's what you'll find inside the EV Safer Charging System:
Knowledge
Likelihood of an EV battery fire and why they happen at charging, plus case studies of actual incidents we've researched
Risk identification
For site owners, fleet and sustainability managers, apartment buildings and emergency responders...we'll help you create a better site risk assessment
Design, Install and Maintain
Step-by-step checklists with all the supporting resources you need for fire safety
Resources
All the paperwork and templates done for you, including signage, pre-incident plan, checklists and an action plan for your insurer
Stakeholder information
The data you need to ensure everyone is comfortable with EVs and charging, with easy forms for your fire engineer, charging installer and local fire brigade awareness
Fleet drivers
A draft safe work method statement while driving and charging, what to do in an emergency and practical safety advice for at-home charging
Resources preferred by insurers
All the paperwork you need to prove you've identified and reduced your risk so you can keep your insurance assessor happy!
Are concerns about fire risk holding back EVs in your fleet or workplace?
This is your complete
EV charging safety toolkit!
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We have ALL the resources you need to build a safer EV charging site!

Design, Install and Maintain your Safer EV Charging Site now!
Here's what's in the
EV SCS -UK Edition...
Complete the course anywhere, anytime & on any device
Identify EV battery fire risks specific to your site and fleet
Raise the level of EV battery fire risk awareness with fleet drivers
One simple system to prevent and plan for an EV fire emergency
Can you afford NOT to build a safer electric vehicle charging site?
EV charging fire safety FAQs
Who is this course for?
The EV SCS UK Edition course is designed for fleet, sustainability and facilities managers, fleet drivers, government departments, building owners or managers, carparks, apartments and anyone involved in installing or managing EV charging sites. No prior EV knowledge is required.
How long does the course take to complete?
The course takes 30 to 45 minutes, including short videos, interactive learning, and a heap of downloadable resources to make safer EV charging as easy as possible for you!
Does it include technical or fire safety standards?
Yes. The course is built on real-world fire incident data, aligns with fire agency guidance, and provides practical risk reduction steps relevant to UK and international safety standards.
Does it cover apartment or public charging sites?
Yes. The EV Safer Charging System course includes guidance for residential, commercial, and public sites, including apartment complexes, carparks, and fleet depots. It helps you assess risks specific to each setting.
Will I get a certificate?
Yes! Upon completion, you’ll receive a digital certificate of completion, which can be shared with your employer, stakeholders or used for compliance documentation.
Can I share this training with my team or organisation?
Yes! We offer bulk enrolments and licensing options for teams, councils, and companies. Contact us to learn how to onboard your staff and integrate the training into your safety or induction programs.
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.