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Why become an electric vehicle charging point installer?

The electric vehicle (EV) industry is booming, and with it the demand for reliable and accessible charging infrastructure. Becoming an EV charging point installer is an opportunity to enter a dynamic and buoyant sector. As a qualified professional, you'll be at the heart of this technological revolution, contributing to the transition to more sustainable mobility.

Training in the maintenance and coupling of IRVE and photovoltaic systems: an invaluable asset

The maintenance of charging infrastructure for electric vehicles (IRVE) is a crucial aspect in ensuring that it operates smoothly over the long term. What's more, coupling IRVEs with photovoltaic systems represents a significant step towards cleaner, renewable energy, which is essential for tomorrow's world. Specialised training in these areas will enable you to acquire skills that are in demand on the market and to differentiate yourself as a versatile expert.

Qualifying TETRADIS and Secutop training courses

TETRADIS, in partnership with the Secutop training organisation, offers qualifying training courses covering all levels of expertise to enable you to enter the IRVE market in the best possible conditions. These courses combine theory and practice to give you a complete learning experience. You will have access to practical workshops on high-performance equipment: terminals, plugs, connectors, testers, cables and much more.

The dates of the sessions will be communicated to participants at least one month in advance.

Where do the courses take place?

All training courses take place at the TETRADIS premises in Saint-Quentin-Fallavier, Isère, an area designed to provide you with optimum learning conditions. You will also have the opportunity to discover and take part in practical workshops on the IRVE and solar equipment available in the TETRADIS showroom.

AFNOR-approved certification

The training courses we offer are accredited by AFNOR, guaranteeing a high level of quality and recognition. This accreditation is a guarantee of seriousness for employers and customers, and allows you to work legally in accordance with the standards in force.

Choose the course that's right for you

Whether you're a beginner or an experienced professional, TETRADIS and Secutop offer training packages tailored to your needs and profile. Here is an overview of the different training courses available :

Level 1 training (P1)

The P1 training is designed for novice installers or those wishing to specialise in the installation of electric vehicle charging stations. This programme covers the basics of installation, with no special configuration for communication or supervision of the charging point.

Level 2 training (P2)

The P2 training is aimed at professionals who want to improve their skills in installing AC charging infrastructures. This course includes a specific configuration for communication and supervision, enabling you to respond to more complex customer needs.

Maintenance training (MA1)

The MA1 training focuses on the preventive and corrective maintenance of electric vehicle charging infrastructures. It is an ideal complement to the P1 or P2 courses, giving you the skills you need to provide a comprehensive service in line with manufacturers' directives.

IRVE/Photovoltaic Coupling and Energy Savings Training

This IRVE/Photovoltaic coupling training course is essential for those wishing to combine the installation of charging stations with photovoltaic systems. It will enable you to master the techniques involved in installing solar-powered recharging infrastructures, thereby helping to save energy and contribute to the ecological transition.


     

 

What are the conditions of access to training courses?

It is advisable to have a CAP or Bac Pro in electricity, or to be self-taught with experience in the field, to take these courses. According to Decree no. 2021-546 of 4 May 2021, electric vehicle charging points must be installed and maintained by authorised professionals, in accordance with Article R. 4544-9 of the French Labour Code. This requirement guarantees the safety and compliance of the installations.