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Jaguar Land Rover High-Voltage Technician Levels

I-CAR · September 1, 2022 · Jaguar, Land Rover

Summary

This article outlines Jaguar Land Rover's specific high-voltage technician authorization levels (EVIP, EVCP, EVAP, and EVSAP) and their respective roles and responsibilities. It emphasizes that only properly trained and authorized personnel should perform work on high-voltage systems, with specific authorization requirements noted at the top of vehicle-specific procedures.

What to do on the job

Verify the required high-voltage technician authorization level (EVIP, EVCP, EVAP, or EVSAP) specified at the top of the Jaguar Land Rover workshop procedure before performing any work on or near the high-voltage system.

How to use it

Use this document to justify the necessity of utilizing specifically trained and certified JLR high-voltage technicians on estimates and supplements. It proves that JLR mandates distinct authorization levels (such as EVAP for powering down systems and EVSAP for live working) to safely perform electric and hybrid vehicle repairs.

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