Allianz Partners works with IVR

In an industry first, Allianz Partners in the UK and Ireland is working closely with the Institute of Vehicle Recovery (IVR) to deliver the latest in electric, hybrid and plug-in hybrid electric vehicle training for its network of independent recovery operators. Fully funded by Allianz Partners, six courses will run across the year, each attended by 12 delegates, which will set a new industry standard for training and awareness.

Aimed at those working in rescue and recovery who frequently move or attend to high voltage vehicles, the course covers a range of topics. Subjects include the history of hybrid and EVs, principles and range of operation, how to identify EV, Hybrid and PHEVs, as well as the potential hazards. Course attendees will also learn how to keep themselves and others safe at the scene of a disabled or damaged vehicle.  The course is available free of charge to all independent recovery operators on the Allianz Partners network, however, there is a minimal certification fee should they wish to formally receive the IVR VR27 Module accreditation.

Mark Debenham, UK and Ireland network manager for Allianz Partners, commented, ‘The latest SMMT figures show that the UK saw a 34.8% increase in electric and hybrid vehicle registrations in 2017. We are responding to the rapid growth of this market, working with the IVR to deliver first class training for the independent recovery operator sector, raising standards and meeting industry demand.’

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