GWO ART training is essential for professionals in the wind energy sector, ensuring they are equipped to handle emergency rescue situations effectively, thereby enhancing safety and operational efficiency.
The GWO (Global Wind Organisation) Advanced Rescue Training (ART) program is specifically designed to equip individuals with the necessary skills and knowledge to safely conduct rescue operations in the wind energy sector. This training is crucial for ensuring the safety and preparedness of personnel working in challenging and potentially hazardous environments.
Upon successful completion, participants will receive GWO ART certification.
- Objective: Train participants to perform rescue operations in the hub, spinner, and inside the blade of a wind turbine.
- Key Components:
- Accessing and stabilizing the injured person.
- Using appropriate rescue equipment.
- Safe and efficient evacuation techniques.
- Objective: Equip participants with the skills to conduct rescues from the nacelle, tower, and basement of wind turbines.
- Key Components:
- Identifying and mitigating risks specific to these areas.
- Proper use of rescue equipment and techniques.
- Coordinating rescue operations in confined and elevated spaces.
- Objective: Prepare participants to perform rescues from the hub, spinner, and inside blade as a single rescuer.
- Key Components:
- Techniques for solo rescue operations.
- Handling rescue equipment without assistance.
- Ensuring safety and efficiency when working alone.
- Objective: Train participants to execute rescues from the nacelle, tower, and basement as a single rescuer.
- Key Components:
- Solo rescue strategies for confined and elevated spaces.
- Effective use of rescue tools and equipment.
- Maintaining safety and control during single rescuer operations.
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