


eGSE Training Proven in the Field
Built for Aviation Operations
eGSE Training Proven in the Field
Built for Aviation Operations
eGSE Training Proven in the Field
Built for Aviation Operations
eGSE Training Proven in the Field
Built for Aviation Operations
eGSE Aviation Safety Training
What Happens When 170 Aviation Technicians and Mechanics Train for eGSE?
At a major U.S. aviation organization, DEKRA delivered 20 instructor-led eGSE safety classes to approximately 170 technicians and mechanics in a single year, with training taking place across major aviation hubs including Los Angeles, Houston, Washington D.C., Seattle, Chicago and Denver.
At a major U.S. aviation organization, DEKRA delivered 20 instructor-led eGSE safety classes to approximately 170 technicians and mechanics in a single year, with training taking place across major aviation hubs including Los Angeles, Houston, Washington D.C., Seattle, Chicago and Denver.
The people taking the training consistently pointed to the hands-on exercises and demonstrations as some of the most valuable parts of the experience because they connected the training directly to the equipment and responsibilities they encounter on the job.
“Classes like this are essential for our changing industry.”
Technicians & mechanics trained
Instructor-led classes
Major U.S. aviation hubs
Feedback from technicians and mechanics at a major U.S. aviation organization.
Build eGSE Safety Knowledge Around the Work Your Team Already Does
As baggage tractors, belt loaders, aircraft tugs, pushbacks and other ground support equipment become electrified, your experienced technicians and mechanics are working with technology that adds high-voltage systems and new safety considerations to familiar equipment.
DEKRA eGSE Safety Training builds on the experience your people already have while adding the high-voltage knowledge they need to safely maintain, service and work around electrified ground support equipment.
As baggage tractors, belt loaders, aircraft tugs, pushbacks and other ground support equipment become electrified, your experienced technicians and mechanics are working with technology that adds high-voltage systems and new safety considerations to familiar equipment.
DEKRA eGSE Safety Training builds on the experience your people already have while adding the high-voltage knowledge they need to safely maintain, service and work around electrified ground support equipment.
What Your Team Will Learn
Training can include:
Note: This training focuses on working safely on and around electric ground support equipment and does not cover charger installation or servicing.
Training can include:
- High-voltage and EV hazard recognition
- Safe maintenance and servicing of electrified GSE
- Lockout/tagout principles
- Electrical PPE and safe work practices
- Battery and high-voltage awareness
- Response to situations technicians may encounter while working with eGSE
Note: This training focuses on working safely on and around electric ground support equipment and does not cover charger installation or servicing.
Bring eGSE Training Directly to Your Operation
DEKRA delivers instructor-led eGSE safety training at your facility and tailors the program to your equipment, operating environment and workforce responsibilities. Hands-on exercises and demonstrations help your people connect the training to the equipment and situations they encounter on the job.
DEKRA delivers instructor-led eGSE safety training at your facility and tailors the program to your equipment, operating environment and workforce responsibilities. Hands-on exercises and demonstrations help your people connect the training to the equipment and situations they encounter on the job.
Who the Training Is Built For
- GSE mechanics and maintenance technicians
- TechOps personnel
- Ground support crews
- Safety professionals and supervisors
- Others working on or around electric ground support equipment
100+ Years of Safety Expertise Behind Every Workshop
DEKRA expertise in safety, high voltage and electrification.
Tell Us What Your Ground Operation Is Electrifying
Whether you're introducing your first electric GSE or expanding an existing fleet, tell us about your equipment, locations and workforce, and we'll help you determine the right training for your operation.
Whether you're introducing your first electric GSE or expanding an existing fleet, tell us about your equipment, locations and workforce, and we'll help you determine the right training for your operation.
Delivered by DEKRA
Global safety experts with more than 100 years of experience. Trusted by leading airlines, airports, and OEMs around the world.
Global safety experts with more than 100 years of experience. Trusted by leading airlines, airports, and OEMs around the world.
eGSE safety training helps technicians, mechanics, and ground crews safely operate and work around high-voltage electric ground support equipment used at airports. This electric ground support equipment training covers electrical hazards, personal protective equipment, emergency response, and safe work practices tailored to aviation environments and workforce responsibilities.
This training is designed for GSE mechanics, maintenance technicians, TechOps personnel, ground support crews, safety professionals, supervisors, and others who work on or around electric ground support equipment. Electric GSE technician training and aviation maintenance safety training can be adapted to the electrical exposure and responsibilities of each role.
Yes. DEKRA delivers onsite airport ground equipment safety training tailored to the organization’s equipment, operating environment, workforce roles, and procedures. This customized approach helps employees learn using the systems they encounter every day and supports broader airport electrification training needs as electric equipment is introduced.
The course includes high-voltage hazard awareness, electrical personal protective equipment, safe work practices, emergency response procedures, and practical instruction for electrified ground support equipment. High-voltage aviation training and TechOps high-voltage training focus on helping personnel recognize and manage electrical hazards within aviation operations.
Yes. The eGSE training program combines classroom instruction with practical, hands-on exercises using the organization’s equipment whenever possible. This approach strengthens aviation EV safety training and ground crew electrical safety by allowing participants to apply electrical hazard awareness and safe work practices in a familiar operating environment.
No. The course focuses on the safe operation of electric ground support equipment and the high-voltage practices employees need when working on or around it. This aviation electrical safety training does not cover charger installation, charger servicing, or electrical repair work.
DEKRA brings more than 100 years of global safety experience and provides role-based, instructor-led eGSE safety training. Each program is tailored to the organization’s equipment, operations, and workforce, helping participants develop practical safety knowledge relevant to electrified aviation and airport ground operations.