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SUMMARY:Fire Theory and EV Awareness
DESCRIPTION:This webinar provides marshals with a clear and practical overview of fire theory\, focusing on the recognition and management of common fire hazards encountered in a motorsport environment. It also introduces key awareness points around electric vehicle safety\, including the specific risks associated with EV systems and incidents. The session is designed to improve understanding\, situational awareness\, and informed decision making\, helping marshals operate safely and effectively during incidents involving fire or electric vehicles. \nIt covers the content required in GE01A and GE01C\, both of which are Motorsport UK training module so count towards grade maintenance or upgrade requirements for Motorsport UK licence holders on the Marshals’ Pathway.  \nOur webinars usually last for around 90 minutes and you’ll receive a certificate as evidence of attendance. \nRegister at https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_BWoxdrq_SDWP5gIJGCnlYw \nIf you can’t make this date\, the session is repeated on Tuesday 1 September. \nShare this:
URL:https://motorsport.scot/event/fire-theory-and-ev-awareness-2026-1/
LOCATION:Online (Zoom Webinar)
CATEGORIES:Training
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