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BMW/Mini High-Voltage Technician Levels
I-CAR · May 26, 2022 · BMW, MINI
Summary
BMW/Mini requires that all repair work on high-voltage (HV) systems and components be performed exclusively by certified specialists who have completed vehicle-specific training with training achievement controls. The OEM explicitly prohibits any work on live high-voltage components, requiring the system to be de-energized and locked out before any work begins.
What to do on the job
Ensure any technician assigned to work on BMW/Mini high-voltage components is certified by the BMW Training Academy and has completed the required vehicle-specific training before de-energizing or servicing the HV system.
How to use it
Use this document to justify sublet operations, specialized labor rates, or the scheduling of certified BMW/Mini high-voltage technicians. It serves as official documentation that general technicians cannot perform high-voltage disabling, enabling, or component repairs on BMW and Mini vehicles.
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