Experience that makes training matter.
ElecTrain helps organizations improve electrical safety through practical training, consultation, and performance.
Our work
ElecTrain helps organizations address electrical hazards across commercial and industrial facilities, power generation and utility systems, data centers, and the growing fields of electric vehicles and high voltage batteries. Our training addresses the needs of workers, technicians, supervisors, engineers, and emergency responders, connecting electrical safety principles to the systems and situations they encounter.
Our work extends beyond the classroom. We support organizations through safety program development, consultation, program audits, incident investigation, and incident energy analysis. Whether the need involves an established electrical system or a new technology, we help teams understand the hazards, evaluate their practices, and identify practical improvements.
Clear explanations and practical application guide everything we do. We make complex topics understandable and training relevant to the work—helping organizations build knowledge, strengthen safety practices, and prepare their people for the tasks ahead.
Andrew Olsen
Andrew Olsen, president of ElecTrain, brings a broad background in electrical systems, technical instruction, and workplace safety to his training and consulting. His experience spans electronics studies at a technical college, nine years as a nuclear-trained electrician’s mate in the U.S. Navy, and work in commercial nuclear power, electrical instruction, shop supervision, and college curriculum development.
One of Andrew’s strengths as an instructor is his ability to make complex technical topics easy to understand. He connects electrical theory and safety requirements to practical examples and the work people actually perform, helping learners apply what they learn.
Through ElecTrain, Andrew provides training and consulting in electrical safety, electric vehicles, and high voltage battery systems. His approach combines technical depth with clear explanations, making training meaningful to the people and organizations he serves.
Our Partners
ElecTrain collaborates with training and technical specialists whose experience complements our own. These relationships help us support EV safety certification, high voltage projects, and teams working across North America and Europe.
TÜV SÜD America
ElecTrain has developed extensive training for TÜV SÜD and works with the organization as a trainer and consultant.
Kiley Taylor · Megawatt Training and Consulting
Kiley has collaborated with ElecTrain on medium and high voltage projects, arc flash analysis, infrared evaluation, EV Safety certification, and related work.
Stephen Kazmierski
Stephen helps ElecTrain serve European market needs and supports EV Safety certification. His experience spans high voltage vehicle systems, battery technology, and technical training.
TÜV SÜD logo: TÜV SÜD, via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0). Used with permission.
Work with us
To discuss training or safety support, email info@electrain.com or call 509-396-3008.
Our Customers
WHO WE SUPPORT
Training and safety support built around your work.
ElecTrain works with teams whose people design, test, operate, maintain, and service electrical equipment. The right training scope starts with the systems and tasks in your workplace.
Organizations and teams
EV and fleet organizations
Service teams, engineers, and safety personnel working with passenger vehicles, buses, industrial vehicles, and specialized electric platforms.
Power technology teams
Organizations developing or operating high voltage power conversion, energy storage, data center, UPS, photovoltaic, and battery production systems.
Industrial employers
Facilities and operations teams seeking electrical safety training, safe work practices, and program support suited to their equipment.
Training and safety leaders
People responsible for matching instruction and procedures to the tasks their workforce actually performs.
Selected organizations served
ElecTrain has provided the following types of training, support, or consultation for these organizations. Some appear in more than one category because the work differed. These names describe project experience and do not imply endorsement.
NFPA 70E and/or NEC training
BASX; Battelle Energy Alliance (Idaho National Laboratories); Grant County PUD; Holmes Electric; Ionity; Legacy Management (DOE); Navarro; National Renewable Energy Laboratory; PCA; Seagen (Pfizer); Timken.
Consulting, programs, procedures, and arc flash evaluations
Veris-Willscot; Timken; Scout Motors; Polaris; PCA; NASCAR; Mission Support Alliance (Hanford DOE Site); Lippert; IEC (Idaho National Laboratories); Grant County PUD; GM Motorsports; Ford Performance; Gates Corporation; Ethium by E-Controls.
EV Safety certification training and support
Bosch; Ford Performance; Garrett Motion; GM Motorsports; HATCI; Lippert; TransAir; NASCAR; Polaris; Riley Motorsports; Scout Motors; TUV America; TUV Global; Case and New Holland (CNH); Dallas Fort Worth Airport; Magna; Mississauga Bus Group of Companies; Vitesco; Zoox.
Battery training
National Energy Renewable Laboratory; Grand County PUD; Peak Energy; Ethium by E-Controls.
Data center technology training and consultation
GE Vernova; Microsoft; Meta.
Research and development electrical consultation
GE Vernova; Microsoft; Meta; Idaho National Laboratory; National Renewable Energy Laboratory; Gates Corporation.
A practical engagement
We begin by learning about your equipment, roles, and work practices. From there, we can discuss available EV safety certification courses, electrical safety instruction, and program or consultation support. Course fit and scope depend on the application.
Our partners
Training and technical specialists help ElecTrain support a wider range of project needs. Meet our partners →
Tell us about your team
Call 509-396-3008 or info@electrain.com to discuss your equipment and training needs.