Centre hosts hybrid safety training
20/8/2018
Hybrid technology is becoming increasingly more prominent across the Porsche model range and knowledge regarding the safety surrounding these vehicles is paramount.
Recently, local Tettenhall Community Fire Station approached Porsche Centre Wolverhampton and asked to come to the Centre for a question and answer session with our technicians.
Our Porsche-trained Technicians are servicing and working on hybrid models daily, so their knowledge of safety around these vehicles is one of the most important aspects for all of the Service Team and indeed the Centre.
Our technicians briefed the fire crew on how to disconnect high voltage batteries, where it is safe to use any cutting equipment and basic safety awareness for hybrid models.
We are very much looking forward to further visits from Tettenhall Fire Station who, whilst taking advice from the technicians, are hoping to hold a practical demonstration for their crew at Porsche Centre Wolverhampton.
Please call 01902397911 or email info@porschewolverhampton.co.uk for any enquiries.
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