Evsafe is a United States nonprofit organization focused on providing comprehensive safety education and incident management training related to electric vehicles (EVs), solar, and stationary battery technologies. The organization is dedicated to equipping first and second responders—including firefighters, EMS/EMT personnel, tow operators, electrical line workers, and fleet mechanics—with the specialized knowledge and practical skills necessary to safely and effectively address emergencies involving electric vehicles and associated energy storage systems.

Mission and Activities

Evsafe’s mission centers on delivering the most comprehensive safety knowledge and best practices to emergency crews managing incidents involving electric vehicles and battery technologies. Recognizing the rapid increase and mainstream adoption of electric vehicles in the United States, Evsafe offers on-location training sessions led by professional instructors in engaging, hands-on environments. The training programs cover fire suppression, rescue operations, and incident management specific to the unique challenges posed by EVs and related technologies.

Training and Programs

The organization's training offerings serve a variety of stakeholders critical to emergency response and infrastructure safety:

• Firefighters and rescue teams
• Emergency medical services (EMS), EMTs, and paramedics
• Tow truck operators
• Homeowners’ association (HOA) associations
• Electrical line workers
• Fleet mechanics

All classes emphasize practical, interactive learning and include direct experience with electric vehicles under expert supervision.

Tools and Outreach

In addition to in-person training, Evsafe provides an EVsafe mobile application designed to support responders in the field. The organization also prioritizes feedback from attendees, continuously improving its curriculum based on input from first and second responder communities.

Partnerships

Evsafe collaborates with several nonprofit and business partners to enhance emergency responder readiness and safety. Notably, it has worked with the Gary Sinise Foundation, an organization that supports veterans, first responders, and their families. Other partnerships include Fire Suppression Solutions, LLC, which offers specialized equipment discounts for EV incident response.

Impact and Recognition

The training provided by Evsafe is highly regarded by the emergency response community. Survey feedback from attendees reports high satisfaction, with average scores of 9.2 out of 10 for preparedness to handle EV incidents and 4.6 out of 5 stars for training quality. Testimonials highlight the training’s informative, interactive nature, practical relevance, and the knowledgeable, approachable instructors. Leaders from fire departments and partner organizations praise Evsafe’s contributions to enhancing the safety and effectiveness of responders confronting the evolving challenges of the electric vehicle market.

Financials

As a registered nonprofit with EIN 882787813, Evsafe operates with modest revenues and expenses consistent with its mission-driven activities. Financial summaries indicate revenues around $100,000 to $118,000 and expenses ranging from approximately $50,000 to $80,000 in recent periods, with total assets reported near $45,700 and no liabilities noted.

Evsafe continues to play a vital role in preparing emergency personnel across the United States for the safe management of electric vehicle incidents, supporting the growing presence of EV technology on American roads.