This course will provide a general understanding of safety do’s and don'ts when working around all-electric high voltage (HV) transit vehicles. This course is not intended as a replacement for manufacturer-specific training and does not qualify the student to diagnose, repair, and work on HV vehicles.

This self-paced distance learning course is designed to give technicians the knowledge needed to utilize the Cummins INSITEtm Electronic Service Tool. We will be using Quick Reference Cards and software demonstration videos for reference and the topics learned will be utilized extensively in the ISL G level II class. Reference Material will be provided as Resources.

This self-paced distance learning course is designed to familiarize technicians with safe practices while working with CNG-fueled vehicles. Fuel, pressure systems, and repair safety practices and regulations are covered. Reference Material will be provided as Resources.

Get up to speed with Zero-Emission Buses (ZEBs) through the High-Voltage Awareness Level 1 self-paced online course. Designed for all personnel who may be exposed to high-voltage circuits, this course equips you with the knowledge to identify electrical hazards and take preventive measures to ensure safety. Learn to recognize potential electrical hazards and common injuries, explore training requirements for transit personnel, identify important visual cues, and walk away with the information you need to stay safe around ZEBs. Number of Hours/Days: • 2 hours online In this course, participants will: • Identify electrical hazards and describe the injuries they can cause • Distinguish between the roles of Aware, Qualified, and Authorized personnel in a high-voltage environment • List and recognize the visual cues that indicate the presence of hazardous voltage • Download the Emergency Response Guide for your specific bus and learn how to disable the high-voltage system in an emergency • Apply effective strategies to prevent electrical accidents and ensure a safe working environment Course Benefits: • Safety Awareness: Build a strong foundation in high-voltage safety to prevent accidents and injuries • Role Clarity: Differentiate between the various roles and responsibilities in ZEB environments • Visual Identification: Recognize visual cues that signal electrical hazards, improving your ability to respond to potential dangers • Industry-Standard Training: Receive training based on the principles of OSHA 1910 and the latest edition of NFPA 70E Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace Compliance: • All personnel are required to take and pass this course every 3 years. The course may be required sooner than the 3-year mark depending on significant changes, including: • Introduction of new vehicle model(s) • New technology or types of equipment • Technical Service Bulletins or engineering changes • Updates or changes to Electrical Safety Program, Emergency Response Plan, or Standard Operating Procedures

Prepare to respond effectively to electric shock emergencies with the Contact Release self-paced online course, tailored for personnel working on or around Zero-Emission Buses (ZEBs) and Electric Vehicle Support Equipment (EVSE). This training is designed for anyone potentially exposed to high-voltage circuits, equipping them with lifesaving skills to perform Contact Release on an electric shock victim. Whether you are directly involved in electrical tasks or not, understanding and executing proper rescue techniques can dramatically improve outcomes in emergency situations. This course meets industry compliance standards and empowers you with the confidence to act decisively in life-threatening situations. You will learn the necessary steps and recommended practices to accomplish a quick, safe, and efficient response to an electric shock incident. Equip yourself with the skills that make a real difference. Number of Hours/Days: • 1.5 hours online In this course, participants will: • Clearly define the purpose and importance of Contact Release in high-voltage environments • Identify the primary goals of a successful rescue of a person who cannot self-release from an electrical source • Describe the characteristics and conditions of a person who requires a rescue • List alternative items that can be used to perform a Contact Release if a rescue hook is unavailable • Memorize and recall the three critical steps involved in performing a successful rescue Course Benefits: • Life-Saving Skills: Equip yourself with the skills to perform a Contact Release, potentially saving lives during electric shock incidents • Emergency Preparedness: Be prepared to respond effectively to accidents, minimizing injury severity and ensuring a safe rescue • Take-Away Resources: Download a Quick Reference Guide PDF to have essential information at your fingertips • Industry-Standard Training: Receive training based on the principles of OSHA 1910 and the latest edition of NFPA 70E Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace Compliance: • All personnel are required to take and pass this course annually • Taking this course fulfills the annual Contact Release training certification for many workplaces

Prerequisites: Personal experience with a Digital Volt-Ohm Meter (DVOM) desired Course Description: The Digital Volt-Ohm Meter (DVOM) for Transit self-paced distance learning course is designed to improve technicians’ understanding of basic DVOM functions. Students will be working with a virtual DVOM to learn its safe usage and best practices. The course includes both knowledge topics and knowledge activities. Reference material will be provided as Resources. Course Benefits: Students will be exposed to the most commonly used capabilities of the DVOM. Students will gain knowledge about the functions and usage of the DVOM using the virtual meter in a controlled environment. Who Should Attend: TBD by Supervisor What You Will Learn: • Use the functions of the DVOM • Properly hook up the DVOM for each function • Interpret basic DVOM digital displays • Perform voltage measurements • Perform current measurements • Perform resistance measurements • Identify open circuits and high resistance • Understand Min/Max, diode, and other special functions Course Outline: • DVOM Introduction • DVOM Overview • Meter Functions • Safety • Voltage • Amps • Ohms • Circuit Diagnosis • Other DVOM Functions • Test Lights and Probes • Conclusion Course Times: Self-paced and self-directed Number of Hours/Days: 16 hours over 4-week period Continuing Education Units (CEU): 0

Elevate your understanding of high-voltage systems with the High-Voltage Awareness Level 2 self-paced online course. Building on the foundation established in Level 1, this course is designed for mechanics seeking high-voltage qualification to work on Zero-Emission Bus (ZEB) systems and Electric Vehicle Support Equipment (EVSE). This advanced course uses detailed lessons and practical exercises to enhance your ability to work safely around ZEBs. You will learn to identify critical high-voltage components, understand safety systems, and create an electrically safe work condition that complies with industry standards. Number of Hours/Days: • 2 hours online In this course, participants will: • Identify and describe the operations and functions of critical high-voltage components within a ZEB • Explain how electrical energy is converted into mechanical energy for vehicle propulsion • Differentiate between vehicle safety systems used in ZEBs • Evaluate the purpose, capabilities, and ratings of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) used for high-voltage tasks • Recall how Restricted, Limited, and Arc Flash boundaries protect personnel from electrical hazards • Describe how Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) and testing for the absence of voltage create an electrically safe work condition Course Benefits: • Advanced Safety Knowledge: Enhance your understanding of high-voltage systems and the safety measures required to work on them • Safety Procedures: Gain practical knowledge of Lockout/Tagout and testing for the absence of voltage, ensuring compliance with safety protocols • Critical Component Identification: Identify and explain the functions of key high-voltage components, essential for effective diagnostics and repair • PPE Proficiency: Develop a thorough understanding of PPE ratings and their applications, ensuring you are adequately protected on the job • Industry-Standard Training: Receive training based on the principles of OSHA 1910 and the latest edition of NFPA 70E Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace, ensuring you are equipped with up-to-date knowledge Compliance: • HV Qualified Mechanics are required to take and pass this course every 3 years. The course may be required sooner than the 3-year mark depending on significant changes, including: • Introduction of new vehicle model(s) • New technology or types of equipment • Technical Service Bulletins or engineering changes • Updates or changes to Electrical Safety Program, Emergency Response Plan, or Standard Operating Procedures