Which standards or organizations influence ASE xEV Level 1 Safety Training requirements?

• A. SAE International, NFPA 70E, OSHA, and OEM guidelines.
• B. Only local city ordinances.
• C. FIFA rules.
• D. No standards apply.

Answer: (A)

Training for ASE xEV Level 1 Safety is shaped by established safety standards from respected organizations in the automotive and electrical fields. SAE International provides standards for electric and hybrid vehicle systems and safety practices. NFPA 70E defines electrical safety in the workplace, covering hazard assessment, protective measures, and procedures. OSHA sets the broad requirements for workplace safety training and safe work practices. OEM guidelines add manufacturer-specific safety requirements for their vehicles and high‑voltage components. Together, these sources define what workers need to know, how to protect themselves, and how to respond to emergencies when working with high‑voltage EV systems. Local city ordinances or FIFA rules don’t provide the comprehensive safety framework for ASE xEV training, and saying no standards apply wouldn’t reflect the real-world guidance used in the industry.