Operations training
High Voltage Standard / V0 - DRAFT 2025-03-21
Although not required as prerequisites for attending this training, workers leading HV cable pulling operations in the workplace may require in addition to this module, training equivalent to the GWO Slinger Signaller Standard and / or the GWO Crane and Hoist Standard.
Note
Any such requirements should be determined by the employer, based on the designated duties within the HV cable pulling team.
5.8 Instructor Qualification Prerequisites
A competent GWO High Voltage instructor must adhere to the instructor requirements for providers within the GWO Requirements for Training, as well as the specifics detailed below for each module.
High Voltage Operations
To deliver GWO High Voltage Operations training, a competent instructor should hold all the underpinning knowledge, skills and abilities required to support the training activity within the module. The instructor must: 1. Possess appropriate qualifications and experience in high voltage operations to be able to ensure that all learning activities are carried out in accordance with current legislation and the industry standards and good practice requirements in the region where training is delivered.
2. Be able to demonstrate knowledge, practical skills and abilities in safe high voltage operations comparable to those executed by the participants during the practical exercises of the module.
3. Be included in an on-going professional development program, which enables them to maintain and update skills and knowledge related to HV electrical technologies and HV operations working practices in the wind industry.
High Voltage Cable Pulling
To deliver GWO High Voltage Cable Pulling training, a competent instructor should hold all the underpinning knowledge, skills and abilities required to support the training activity within the module. The instructor must: 1. Possess appropriate qualifications and experience in HV cable pulling operations to be able to ensure that all learning activities are carried out in accordance with current legislation and the industry standards and good practice requirements in the region where training is delivered.
2. Be able to demonstrate knowledge, practical skills and abilities in safe HV cable pulling operations comparable to those executed by the participants during the practical exercises of the module.
3. Be included in an on-going professional development program, which enables them to maintain and update skills and knowledge related to HV cable technologies and good working practices for HV cable pulling in the wind industry.
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