The aim of the course is to enable the delegates to perform rescue operations inside a WTG hub, spinner, blade, nacelle, tower and basement - in teams and as a single rescuer, by using industry standard rescue equipment, methods and techniques, exceeding …

Our module aims to holistically train participants to conduct rescue operations within the WTG hub, spinner, and the blade's interior. By the end of this training, participants will be proficient in utilizing industry-standard rescue equipment and methods, distinctly surpassing the foundation of GWO Working at Height.

Upon completion of the Global Wind Organisation (GWO) Advanced Rescue training (ART) participants will be able to access and rescue an injured person from the hub and the nacelle, tower, and basement section of a wind turbine. These training modules can be delivered independently of one another or as stand-alone training.

The aim of this module is to enable the participants to perform rescue operations, in a WTG hub, spinner and inside the blade by using industry standard rescue equipment, methods and techniques, exceeding those of GWO Working at Height. The ART Hub Rescue module includes the following lessons: PREREQUISITES.

1) Take responsibility to determine rescue and evacuation strategy, performing rescue operations in a WTG hub, spinner and inside the blade (Knowledge, intermediate level); 2) Explain the concepts of lifting angle, angle factor and deviation considering common risks of hazardous energies and common hazards (Ability, intermediate level);

The aim of this module is to enable the participants to perform single rescuer advanced rescue operations, in a WTG hub, spinner and inside the blade by using industry standard rescue equipment, methods and techniques, exceeding those of GWO’s Working at Heights Standard

The aim Hub Rescue module is to enable the Delegates to perform rescue operations, in a WTG hub, spinner and inside the blade by using industry standard rescue equipment, methods and techniques, exceeding those of GWO Working at Height. Course includes: Introduction; Cervical collar; Packaging the Injured Person; Lowering/Raising Rescue System

2012年5月21日 · Rotor: The rotor includes both the blades and the hub (the component to which the blades are attached). Standard diameters used in this years are from 80 to 115 meters. Towers: Towers are usually tubular steel towers 60 to 80 meters (about 195 to 260 feet) high that consist of three or more sections of varying heights.

The aim of the course is to enable the delegates to perform rescue operations inside a WTG hub, spinner, blade, nacelle, tower and basement - in teams and as a single rescuer, by using industry standard rescue equipment, methods and techniques, exceeding …

Perform descending rescue operations from a WTG hub, spinner and from inside a blade, to a primary assembly area (ground or transition piece) or a secondary assembly area (vessel), using industry standard rescue equipment.