Safety training
G WO Advanced Rescue Training Standard / V6 02032026
g. differences between their own WTG type or environment and the training environment that may affect a rescue scenario, for example:
g.i turbine design (e.g. layout, pathways, access ways, components, obstacles, hatches, helipad)
g.ii
anchor points (e.g. certified, structural and location)
g.iii rescue equipment (e.g. type, quantity and location)
g.iv emergency light (e.g. systems or equipment used)
The participants shall:
ELEMENT 2.2 - RESCUE STRATEGY
Learning objectives:
17) The participants can perform the identification and suitable selection of certified and structural anchor points, relevant for various rescue scenarios (Skills, intermediate level)
18) The participants can explain and apply the concept of lifting angle, angle factor and deviation (Knowledge, intermediate level)
19) The participants can explain and control common risks of hazardous energies and common hazards of enclosed space areas, when performing rescue operations (Knowledge, intermediate level) 20) The participants can apply rescue methods and techniques in performing descending and ascending rescue operations, from a WTG nacelle, tower, and basement, using a rescue stretcher and transfer board, manually and power driven lowering and raising rescue system (rescue device, pulley system or similar) (Skills, intermediate level)
21) The participants can apply a harness and other PPE (e.g. helmet, safety glasses) onto an injured person, in an enclosed space (Skills, intermediate level)
22) The participants can perform the packaging of an injured person on a rescue stretcher and transfer board in a vertical or horizontal configuration to enable safe transportation, by doing regular checks, using rescue equipment such as cervical collar, and avoiding head down configurat ion of the unconscious injured person (Skills, intermediate level)
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