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EVSE Training

EVSE Repair Training

Become a Charging Station Repair Technician!

Bridge the Gap in EV Infrastructure:

The increasing number of electric vehicles requires a skilled workforce to maintain charging stations. Unfortunately, many stations are non-functional, hindering EV adoption and equitable access to charging, especially in densely populated areas.


Become a Part of the Solution:

Our new 3-week EVSE training program equips you with the skills to diagnose and fix public charging stations.  Learn the fundamentals of electric vehicle charging and different levels of charging infrastructure, manufacturers and products, as well as regulations governing chargers and charging maintenance. 


What You'll Gain:

  • 120 hours of intensive training.
  • Two industry-recognized certifications: OSHA safety training and an EV repair certification from the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE).
  • Increased job opportunities: Gain the skills employers are looking for in the growing clean energy sector.


Training Details:

  • Location:  2380 S. Broadway. Suite B. Denver Colorado
  • Start Date:January 27, 2025
  • Orientation: (online) January 22, 2025


Prerequisites:

  • High school degree/GED
  • English Fluency
  • A Colorado Resident
  • Over the age of 18
  • Valid Drivers License


No prior experience with electric vehicles or mechanics is required. Our training program is designed to teach you everything you need to know. 


 Training Fee:

  • Amount: $249
  • Payment: Must be pre-paid before enrollment


Ready to Make a Difference?

Join our mission to create a cleaner future and secure a rewarding career in clean energy.  Enroll now to become a certified EVSE repair technician and make a positive impact on the environment.


Don't miss this opportunity to:

  • Gain hands-on experience with state-of-the-art EV charging equipment
  • Become part of a growing network of women in the clean energy industry

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RSA EV Training

 

Bridge the Gap in EV Charging Compliance:

Colorado’s growing EV charging network is creating new opportunities for workers who understand both EV charging technology and commercial measurement requirements. As new retail EV charging requirements take effect, the industry needs qualified professionals who can support EVSE testing, inspection, commissioning, and compliance.

Become a Part of the Solution:

Our 8-day RSA EVSE Readiness Training Program helps bridge the gap between existing technical skills and the specialized knowledge needed to work in EV charging compliance. Participants will learn EV and EVSE fundamentals, Level 2 and DC fast charging infrastructure, electrical and high-voltage safety, OSHA 10, lockout/tagout, Weights & Measures requirements, EVSE testing procedures, compliance reporting, and the RSA inspection process.

The program includes classroom instruction, hands-on experience with EVSE testing equipment, instruction from industry and regulatory professionals, and preparation for the NCWM RSA examination.

What You’ll Gain:

  • 8 days of intensive, in-person training.
  • OSHA 10 safety training, including electrical and high-voltage safety and lockout/tagout.
  • Hands-on EVSE testing experience using charging equipment and testing tools.
  • RSA exam preparation: Red Rocks Community College will provide its RSA and Weights & Measures curriculum and exam preparation.
  • State inspection experience: Colorado’s Weights & Measures program will demonstrate the EVSE testing process using field equipment.
  • Increased job opportunities: Build skills that employers in EVSE installation, commissioning, field service, maintenance, and compliance are seeking.
  • RSA certification pathway: Participants will be prepared to take the NCWM RSA EVSE examination. Passing the examination is not guaranteed.

Training Details:

  • Location: Denver, Colorado
  • Program: 8-day, in-person RSA EVSE Readiness Training
  • Training Fee: $2,100 per participant
  • Target Participants: Denver residents who need the full training pathway
  • Informational Meeting: Wednesday, September 30, 2026 at 4:30 PM online

Who Is This Training For?

The full 8-day program is designed for Denver residents who need comprehensive training to bridge into EV charging compliance careers.

Potential participants include:

  • Weights & Measures professionals who need to learn EVSE technology and EV charging systems.
  • Electricians entering the EV charging compliance field.
  • EVSE maintenance technicians expanding their skills into testing and compliance.
  • Automotive technicians and technical career changers interested in EV infrastructure.
  • Other technically skilled professionals interested in emerging EV charging careers.

Already Experienced in EV Charging?

Our 3.5-day EVSE Industry Professional Track is designed for experienced EV charging professionals who already have an EVSE foundation and need focused training in Weights & Measures, RSA requirements, testing, and reporting.

  • EVSE electricians with EVITP certification
  • EVSE maintenance professionals
  • Experienced EV charging technicians and service professionals

Industry Professional Track Fee: $900 per participant

Employer Partnerships:

Employers can partner with Women Who Charge to sponsor employees, reserve training seats, support workforce development, or participate in career and industry engagement opportunities.

Ready to Expand Your EV Charging Career?

The EV charging industry needs professionals who can work across technology, field service, and regulatory compliance. This training provides the knowledge, hands-on experience, and industry connections to help you take the next step.

Join Women Who Charge in building the workforce behind a reliable, compliant, and accessible EV charging network.

EV Charger Maintenance

EV Charger Uptime

EV Charging station ground icon used to ID parking spaces dedicated to EV charging.

EV Charger Uptime: It's Not Just a Number!   


Did you know that EV charger uptime is strictly regulated? Charging stations receiving government funding (like those from the NEVI program) must maintain a 97% uptime!  Failing to meet this standard can result  in serious consequences, including: 

  • Loss of funding  
  • Hefty fines
  • Ineligibility for future grants  

But what doesn't count towards that 97%? Things like vandalism, severe weather?  

And important note: Even planned maintenance is factored into  the uptime calculation. This emphasizes the importance of minimizing unplanned downtime. Let's make sure our electric vehicle charging station infrastructure is top-notch!  

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