Automotive Electric Vehicle Technician Safety

Professional certification indicating that the individual has demonstrated the knowledge, skills, abilities and judgements to safely diagnose, inspect, maintain, and repair high-voltage electric vehicles.

Issuer	CSA Group \| Groupe CSA
Issued On	1763553600
Expires	1921233600

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