Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Corporate Training
Instructor-led, hands-on training for teams planning, installing, and operating EV charging infrastructure.
Build the skills to design, deploy, and operate electric vehicle charging infrastructure with confidence. In this corporate training program, your team learns charging standards, electrical site design, charger commissioning, network operations, and commercial planning through guided labs and real-world scenarios. Sessions are tailored to your sites, vehicles, and energy goals so every participant practices on the workflows they own.
Instructor-led group trainingVirtual / on-site / off-site10 languagesDelivered inEnglish, Spanish, Mandarin, German, Arabic, Portuguese, Hindi, French, Japanese, Italian100+ countriesWe have delivered inUnited States, United Kingdom, India, Canada, Germany, France, Netherlands, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Australia, Japan, Brazil, South Africa and 90+ more countries
How we build a charging-ready team
The Edstellar EV CHARGING Capability Model
Diagnose
Map current sites, fleet plans, electrical capacity, and charging demand.
Standardize
Align teams on connectors, OCPP, safety codes, and commissioning checklists.
Practice
Configure chargers and networks in guided labs that mirror real sites.
Measure
Track uptime, energy use, session success, and cost per charge.
Scale
Turn one working site into a repeatable rollout playbook.
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Program Overview: What is Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure?
Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure trains teams to plan, deploy, and operate EV charging networks. It is built for energy professionals, site developers, fleet operators, and utilities building charging businesses. The program covers the charging landscape and standards, electrical fundamentals and site infrastructure, charger commissioning and networking, network operations and energy management, and site design and commercial planning.
Training runs over 24 hours in applied working sessions. Teams size electrical infrastructure, configure and commission chargers, plan network operations, and model site economics in guided labs. Instructors with deployed charging experience review every site plan, checking grid capacity, uptime assumptions, and commercial viability. Practice builds through deployment scenarios where teams troubleshoot faults and manage energy constraints. The program closes with a five-hour end-to-end charging deployment plan capstone.
Charging networks fail on the unglamorous details: undersized grid connections, chargers offline with nobody noticing, and business models that ignore utilization reality. Capital gets stranded. This program teaches teams to design for uptime and economics together, so deployed chargers earn their keep.
The capstone is an end-to-end charging deployment plan: teams deliver the site design, electrical sizing, network operations plan, and commercial model for a real charging deployment, ready to build. Your team leaves with a deployment playbook grounded in how charging businesses actually make money.
The program starts with the charging landscape: AC and DC levels, connector types, and the protocols that let chargers and networks talk to each other. Teams then work through electrical fundamentals: load calculations, distribution boards, earthing, metering, and utility interconnection. Guided labs cover charger configuration, OCPP backends, authentication, and diagnostics. Later modules add energy management, demand response, and commercial planning: site selection, tariffs, pricing, and ROI. The capstone brings it together in a full deployment plan for one of your sites.
What's Included in this Workshop for Your Enterprise Teams
- 1
Charging landscape and standards
Levels, connectors, OCPP, and the rules that govern installs.
- 2
Electrical design for charging sites
Load calculations, distribution, protection, and metering.
- 3
Charger configuration and networking
Commission chargers and connect them to management platforms.
- 4
Energy management and operations
Load balancing, demand response, and uptime monitoring.
- 5
Commercial planning and deployment
Site selection, tariffs, pricing models, and rollout planning.
- Instructor-led delivery, hybrid or live virtual
- Onsite sessions at your office or operating site
- Guided hands-on labs on charging hardware and networks
- Session materials, lab workbooks and reference guides
- Skill assessment and instructor feedback
- Post-training support and rollout guidance
Build your team's skills. Anywhere in the world.
Real-world use cases
from day one
Instructor-led training
for your teams
Delivered globally
in 100+ countries
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Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Course Topics and Program Outline
A 24-hour instructor-led program with 6 modules: charging standards, electrical design, charger commissioning, network operations, commercial planning, and a capstone deployment plan.
Built by Edstellar with EV charging practitioners
Built by practitioners who design and operate EV charging sites and networks, shaped around your stack and use cases.
We review your sites, fleet plans, and electrical capacity to shape the labs and scenarios.
Master charging standards, electrical design, and the codes behind safe, compliant sites.
Configure chargers, connect OCPP backends, and manage load in guided hands-on labs.
Deliver a full 24-hour capstone deployment plan for one of your real sites.
From assessment to capstone: charging skills you can use on your own sites.
Delivered as
Delivered hybrid or live virtual, with labs customized to your sites, chargers, and network setup.
Identify the right charger mix for sample site briefs using standards reference tables.
learna)AC vs DC charging: levels, power ratings, and charge curves
b)Connectors and inlets: Type 1, Type 2, CCS, CHAdeMO, and regional variants
c)Charging modes and protection: Mode 1-4, residual current, and earthing rules
d)OCPP and OCPI: how chargers, networks, and roaming talk to each other
e)Codes and compliance: national wiring rules, fire safety, and permitting
Work through a guided load calculation and select protection for a 10-charger site.
learna)Reading single-line diagrams and site electrical drawings
b)Load calculations: demand factors, diversity, and spare capacity
c)Transformers, panels, and cabling: sizing for present and future load
d)Protection and safety: MCBs, RCDs, surge protection, and earthing
e)Meters, sub-metering, and utility interconnection applications
Commission a charger in the lab, connect it to the OCPP backend, and run a full test charge.
practicea)Charger anatomy: power modules, controllers, and communication boards
b)Initial configuration: networking, static IPs, and backend endpoints
c)OCPP onboarding: certificates, boot notifications, and status messages
d)Authentication: RFID cards, apps, Plug and Charge, and roaming
e)Commissioning checklists and fault finding with diagnostic logs
Configure load limits and demand-response rules, then watch the lab network react to a simulated peak.
practicea)OCPP management consoles: monitoring sessions, alarms, and firmware
b)Load balancing across chargers and dynamic power sharing
c)Demand response, time-of-use tariffs, and peak shaving
d)Solar and battery pairing: sizing storage to smooth charging load
e)Uptime practices: maintenance schedules, spares, and SLA tracking
Build a site business case with utilization and payback scenarios for instructor review.
applya)Site selection: traffic, dwell time, grid access, and landlord agreements
b)Capacity planning: charger counts, power budgets, and phasing
c)Business models: fleet, workplace, public, and destination charging
d)Tariff and pricing design: energy cost, session fees, and subscriptions
e)ROI and payback: capex, opex, utilization targets, and funding options
Present your full deployment plan to the instructor panel and defend your design choices.
applya)Consolidate site data: electrical drawings, load study, and demand forecast
b)Final electrical design: supply, distribution, protection, and metering
c)Charger and network selection with OCPP configuration plan
d)Commercial case: tariffs, utilization, payback, and risk register
e)Rollout schedule, commissioning plan, and stakeholder presentation
Customize this program tailored to your team?
Tell us your training needs: what your team already works with, the level they’re at, and the topics you want them to focus on. We’ll adjust the modules, duration and hands-on labs, and send you a customized outline for your group.
Key Skills and Outcomes Your Team Will Gain
Your team finishes the program able to plan, install, commission, and operate EV charging infrastructure, from electrical design to commercial rollout.
Charging Standards Fluency
Select the right charging levels, connectors, and protocols for any site brief.
Electrical Site Design
Size supply, distribution, protection, and metering for reliable charging sites.
Charger Commissioning
Configure, network, and bring chargers online with documented checklists.
OCPP Network Operations
Connect chargers to management platforms and run sessions, alarms, and firmware.
Energy and Load Management
Balance loads, apply demand response, and keep charging costs under control.
Site Commercial Planning
Build business cases with tariffs, utilization targets, and payback analysis.
Deployment Leadership
Lead end-to-end charging rollouts from site design to live operations.
Teams that Benefit from this Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Group Training
This program is built for the teams that plan, build, and operate charging infrastructure. Content adapts to each cohort's role and experience so every team practices the workflows it owns.
Charge your ESG goals with working charging sites
Connect fleet electrification and site charging to measurable carbon and energy outcomes.
Workflow friction
- Charging plans disconnected from ESG reporting
- Hard to quantify carbon impact of new sites
- Scattered data across fleets and facilities
How the program helps
- Link charging rollouts to ESG disclosure targets
- Model emissions cuts from fleet electrification
- Report energy and utilization data with confidence
Practice use cases
- depot charging rollout
- carbon impact modeling
- ESG reporting labs
- fleet electrification
Keep every vehicle charged and every route on time
Design depot charging that matches vehicle schedules, dwell windows, and energy costs.
Workflow friction
- Chargers idle while vehicles queue elsewhere
- Peak electricity charges eating into savings
- Depot upgrades lagging fleet deliveries
How the program helps
- Match charging schedules to route timetables
- Cut energy costs with smart charging windows
- Scale depot capacity as the fleet grows
Practice use cases
- depot load planning
- route-charging labs
- smart charging schedules
Turn buildings and depots into charging-ready sites
Plan electrical upgrades, charger layouts, and maintenance routines for reliable sites.
Workflow friction
- Unknown spare capacity in older buildings
- Charger faults discovered by angry drivers
- Installations that ignore future expansion
How the program helps
- Assess electrical capacity before committing
- Layout chargers for safe, efficient vehicle flow
- Run preventive maintenance with clear SLAs
Practice use cases
- site capacity audits
- layout design labs
- maintenance planning
Make charging sites pay for themselves
Build pricing, partnerships, and rollout plans that turn chargers into revenue.
Workflow friction
- Pricing that scares drivers away
- Sites planned without utilization targets
- Partnership terms that erode margins
How the program helps
- Design tariffs that cover cost and margin
- Evaluate public, workplace, and depot models
- Sequence rollouts by payback and demand
Practice use cases
- tariff design labs
- ROI scenario modeling
- rollout sequencing
Sessions adjust to each cohort's sites, chargers, and energy setup, so every team practices its own workflows.
Prerequisites: Best for energy, fleet, facilities, and commercial teams planning or operating charging infrastructure. Basic electrical or site-operations familiarity helps but is not required. No prior EV charging experience needed; the program adapts to each cohort's sites and tools.
Charging newcomer to site deployment lead
Learners progress from charging fundamentals to leading full site deployments, with guided labs at every level and a capstone plan for a real site.
One program that grows with energy and fleet careers, from charging basics to confident site practice.
Mixed cohort, or several teams at once?
We can tailor the training to different teams, roles, and experience levels within the same program.
Certificate of Training Completion.
On successful completion, employees receive an Edstellar course completion certificate, recognizing their commitment to ongoing learning and professional development. It validates the skills they have built and motivates them to keep growing and contribute to organizational success.
Earned, not attended. Awarded on completion of all hands-on labs and the capstone project.
Training Delivery Modes: Virtual, Onsite and Hybrid
Choose the format that fits your teams and sites: live virtual, at your office or site, or a hybrid mix.
Hybrid Training
Blend live virtual sessions with onsite lab days at your site for hands-on commissioning practice.
- Theory and planning sessions delivered live online
- Onsite lab days with real charger hardware
- Site-specific scenarios built around your locations
- Flexible scheduling across time zones
Onsite Training
The instructor comes to your office or site and runs labs on your actual charging setup.
- Train on your own chargers and network
- Walk real sites with an expert instructor
- Teams practice together in one room
- Schedule aligned to your operations
Live Virtual Training
Live online sessions with remote lab access, so distributed teams learn together.
- Live instructor-led sessions with Q and A
- Remote access to guided charging labs
- Breakout groups for site planning exercises
- Recordings and materials for review
Need a training format that works for your team?
Full days, half days across weeks, or split by module. Tell us the delivery window and we schedule the cohort around it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Share your team size, sites, and goals through the request form. A training advisor replies within one business day with pricing and options.
Yes. A discovery call helps us understand your sites, fleet plans, and skill gaps before we finalize the program.
Yes. Live virtual sessions include remote lab access, and hybrid formats add onsite lab days at your site.
Yes. Onsite delivery lets teams practice on your own chargers, network, and electrical setup with the instructor.
The program runs 24 instructor-led hours, typically over three to four days, with labs in every module.
Question not answered here?
Put it in the request. A training specialist answers it directly, within one business day.
Where this Training Fits in Your Team's learning path.
EV charging infrastructure sits second in this path, after EV technology basics, so your team understands the vehicles and batteries charging must serve. This course covers planning, building and running charging networks. Grid modernisation follows, as charging loads affect the network, and the path ends with battery storage.
Why Choose Edstellar as Your Corporate Training Provider for Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Course
Edstellar is a training provider for energy, fleet, and facilities teams building charging capability.
EXPERT TRAINERS
YEARS DELIVERING
ORGANIZATIONS TRAINED
CERTIFIED
Tailored
Labs and scenarios built around your sites, chargers, fleet schedules, and energy setup.
Proven Methodology
A learn, practice, and apply arc that moves teams from standards to working deployments.
Practice-Based Learning
Guided hands-on labs on charger configuration, OCPP networking, and load management.
Expert Trainers
Practitioners who design and operate EV charging sites lead every session and lab.
Global Scale
Consistent charging training across regions, cohorts, and delivery formats.
Measurable Outcomes
Trackable lab results, assessments, and a capstone plan tied to your rollout.
Plan EV Charging Sites With Connected Operations and Tested Load Assumptions
Edstellar develops charging-infrastructure capability through charger selection, site-load calculations, commissioning, network operation, and commercial planning. Teams use guided electrical cases and controlled lab equipment to connect design decisions with charging behavior. The final deployment plan is reviewed for technical consistency, energy-management logic, and transparent utilization assumptions rather than a promised payback.
- Step 01
Consult
We explore energy, fleet, and site responsibilities, identifying gaps in charger selection, electrical-load assessment, OCPP connectivity, network operation, and commercial utilization assumptions.
- Step 02
Plan
We establish charging levels and standards before site infrastructure, lab commissioning, and network energy management, then combine technical design and commercial scenarios in the deployment plan.
- Step 03
Align
We align charging-infrastructure expertise with facilities, fleet, energy, and commercial teams, introducing electrical concepts and keeping equipment practice within supervised training boundaries.
- Step 04
Customize
We tailor sample site briefs, charger mixes, load profiles, and utilization scenarios to representative facilities, preserving explicit capacity, protection, and operating assumptions.
- Step 05
Execute
Participants calculate site loads, connect lab chargers to OCPP, and test peak-demand rules, receiving feedback on configuration, charging behavior, and business-case sensitivities.
- Step 06
Evaluate
We assess the deployment plan for justified charger and site choices, coherent load management, documented commissioning checks, and a business case that exposes utilization risks.
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Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Training Packages & Pricing
Where L&D holds an annual budget, license packages price the whole year at once instead of raising a purchase order per workshop. Hours and licenses are pooled across teams, programs and locations, so unused capacity is not stranded in one department.
Starter
120
trainee licenses64 hours of group training
Tailored for SMBs
Growth
320
trainee licenses160 hours of group training
Ideal for growing SMBs
Enterprise
800
trainee licenses400 hours of group training
Designed for large corporations
Custom
Unlimited
trainee licensesDuration set by the rollout
Multi-region and multi-year
Training Packages & Pricing
Choose the training format that works for your team. Pricing is customized based on your requirements, cohort size, and delivery needs.
Request Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Training for Your Team
Tell us about your team, sites, and goals. A training advisor will prepare a tailored training plan with pricing, availability, and a recommended delivery format.