GWO ART v 2.1

This standard controls the risks associated with rescue operations, ensuring a more efficient rescue operation from a wind turbine. The training elevates rescuer self-reliance and enables successful transport of a colleague who cannot self-evacuate, to an assembly point until professional emergency responders arrive. The modules teach entry-type casualty rescue operations in a turbine using industry standard rescue equipment, rescue methods and techniques, exceeding those of GWO Working at heights. The standard consists of two main modules and a single rescuer version of each.


1 List of Abbreviations
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2 Terms and Definitions
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3 Change log – Revision 2.1
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4 Scope
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5 General Requirement to GWO Advanced Rescue Training
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5.1 Overview
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5.2 Target group
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5.3 Aims and objectives
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5.4 Duration of ART Modules
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5.5 Guidance on delivering lesson elements
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5.6 Validity period
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5.7 Course Codes
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5.8 Course participant prerequisites for the ART modules
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5.9 Physical demands
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6 General Resources required to deliver GWO ART modules
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6.1 Training Staff
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6.2 Practical training facilities
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6.3 Wind turbine environment explained
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6.4 Training Equipment
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7 Understanding GWO Learning Objectives
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7.1 Taxonomy
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8 Administration and certification of GWO ART modules
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8.1 Course participant performance assessment
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9 Hub Rescue
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9.1 Aims and objectives of the Hub Rescue Module
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9.2 Competencies of the Hub Rescue Module
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9.3 Course Participant prerequisites for the hub rescue module
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9.4 Duration of the Hub rescue Module
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9.5 Hub Rescue Instructor to Course Participant Ratio
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9.6 Equipment for Hub Rescue Module
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9.7 Hub Rescue Module Timetable
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9.8 Detailed description of the Hub Rescue Module
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Lesson 1 - Introduction
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ELEMENT 1.1 - Safety instructions and emergency procedures
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ELEMENT 1.2 - Facilities
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ELEMENT 1.3 - Instructor & Course Participant presentation
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ELEMENT 1.4 - Overall aim & objectives and agenda
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ELEMENT 1.5 - motivation
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ELEMENT 1.6 - on-going assessment
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Lesson 2 - Emergency response plan in your own organisation
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ELEMENT 2.1 - Emergency response plan in your own organisation
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ELEMENT 2.2 - Evacuation strategy
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Lesson 3 - measures to prevent injury during training
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Lesson 4 - Head support during rescue
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ELEMENT 4.1 - RIsks of using a cervical collar
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ELEMENT 4.2 - Head support during rescue
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Lesson 5 - Packaging the injured person
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ELEMENT 5.1 - packaging the injured person
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Lesson 6 - Lowering / raising rescue system
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ELEMENT 6.1 - Lowering/raising rescue system
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Lesson 7 - Hub rescue exercise 1 & 2 (from blade)
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ELEMENT 7.1 - Note: It is recommended that a live injured person is used for this exercise Hub rescue exercise 1 & 2 (from blade)
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Lesson 8 - Hub rescue exercise 3 & 4 (from spinner)
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ELEMENT 8.1 - Hub rescue exercise 3 & 4 (from spinner)
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ELEMENT 8.2 - Hub rescue exercise 3 & 4 (from spinner)
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Lesson 9 - Outside evacuation of injured person
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ELEMENT 9.1 - outside evacuation of injured person - practical exercise
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Lesson 10 - Evaluation
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ELEMENT 10.1 - reflection session
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10 Nacelle, Tower & Basement rescue
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10.1 Aims and objectives of Nacelle, Tower & Basement Module
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10.2 Competencies of the Nacelle, Tower & Basement Module
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10.3 Course Participant prerequisites for the NTB rescue module
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10.4 Duration of the Nacelle, Tower & Basement Module
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10.5 Nacelle, Tower & Basement instructor to course participant Ratio
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10.6 Equipment for Nacelle, Tower & Basement Module
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10.7 Nacelle, Tower & Basement Module Timetable
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10.8 Detailed description of the Nacelle, Tower & Basement Module
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Lesson 1 - Introduction
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ELEMENT 1.1 - Safety instructions and emergency procedures
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ELEMENT 1.2 - Facilities
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ELEMENT 1.3 - Instructor & Course Participant presentation
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ELEMENT 1.4 - Overall aim & objectives and agenda
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ELEMENT 1.5 - motivation
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ELEMENT 1.6 - on-going assessment
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Lesson 2 - Emergency response plan in your own organisation
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ELEMENT 2.1 - Emergency response plan in your own organisation
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ELEMENT 2.2 - Evacuation strategy
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Lesson 3 - measures to prevent injury during training
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Lesson 4 - Head support during rescue
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ELEMENT 4.1 - RIsks of using a cervical collar
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ELEMENT 4.2 - Head support during rescue
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Lesson 5 - Packaging the injured person
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ELEMENT 5.1 - packaging the injured person
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Lesson 6 - Lowering/raising rescue system
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ELEMENT 6.1 - Lowering/raising rescue system
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Lesson 7 - Evacuation of an injured person from the nacelle to the base of the tower
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ELEMENT 7.1 - Practical exercise Evacuation inside and outside of tower
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Lesson 8 - Rescue from enclosed space
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ELEMENT 8.1 - rescue FROM ENCLOSED SPACE - exercises
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Lesson 9 - measures to prevent injury during training
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Lesson 10 - Rescue from crawl space
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ELEMENT 10.1 - rescue FROM CRAWL SPACE - exercises
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Lesson 11 - Rescue up
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ELEMENT 11.1 - rescue up - Introduction
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ELEMENT 11.2 - rescue up, inside and outside of the tower- practical excercises.
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Lesson 12 - Evaluation
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ELEMENT 12.1 - reflection session
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ELEMENT 12.2 - formative evaluation
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11 Single rescuer: hub, spinner & inside blade rescue (sr:hsibr)
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11.1 Aims and objectives of the Single Rescuer HSIBR Module
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11.2 Competencies of the Single Rescuer HSIBR Module
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11.3 Course Participant prerequisites for the Single Rescuer HSIBR Module
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11.4 Duration of the Single Rescuer HSIBR Module
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11.5 Trainer/Course Participant Ratio of the Single Rescuer HSIBR Module
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11.6 Equipment for the Single Rescuer HSIBR Module
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11.7 Timetable of the Single Rescuer HSIBR Module
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11.8 Detailed description of the Single Rescuer HSIBR Module
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Lesson 1 - Introduction
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ELEMENT 1.1 - Safety instructions and emergency procedures
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ELEMENT 1.2 - Facilities
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ELEMENT 1.3 - Instructor & Course Participant presentation
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ELEMENT 1.4 - Overall aim & objectives and agenda
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ELEMENT 1.5 - motivation
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ELEMENT 1.6 - on-going assessment
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Lesson 2 - Single rescuer rescue strategy
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ELEMENT 2.1 - organisational strategy, in your own organisation, single rescuer
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ELEMENT 2.2 - Evacuation strategy, single rescuer
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Lesson 3 - measures to prevent injury during training
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Lesson 4 - Hub rescue exercise 1 & 2 (from blade)
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ELEMENT 4.1 - Hub rescue exercise 1 & 2 (from blade)
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Lesson 5 - Hub rescue exercise 3 & 4 (from spinner)
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ELEMENT 5.1 - Hub rescue exercise 3+4 (from spinner)
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ELEMENT 5.2 - Hub rescue exercise 3+4 (from spinner)
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Lesson 6 - Evaluation
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ELEMENT 6.1 - reflection session
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ELEMENT 6.2 - formative evaluation
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12 Single rescuer: nacelle, tower & basement rescue (sr:ntbr)
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12.1 Aims and objectives of the Single Rescuer NTBR Module
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12.2 Competencies of the Single Rescuer NTBR Module
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12.3 Course participant prerequisites for the Single Rescuer NTBR Module
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12.4 Duration of the Single Rescuer NTBR Module
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12.5 Trainer/Course Participant Ratio of the Single Rescuer NTBR Module
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12.6 Equipment for the Single Rescuer NTBR Module
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12.7 Timetable of the Single Rescuer NTBR Module
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12.8 Detailed description of the Single Rescuer HSIBR Module
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Lesson 1 - Introduction
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ELEMENT 1.1 - Safety instructions and emergency procedures
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ELEMENT 1.2 - Facilities
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ELEMENT 1.3 - Instructor & Course Participant presentation
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ELEMENT 1.4 - Overall aim & objectives and agenda
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ELEMENT 1.5 - motivation
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ELEMENT 1.6 - on-going assessment
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Lesson 2 - Single rescuer rescue strategy
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ELEMENT 2.1 - organisational strategy, in your own organisation, singular rescuer
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ELEMENT 2.2 - Evacuation strategy, singular rescuer
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Lesson 3 - measures to prevent injury during training
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Lesson 4 - Evacuation of an injured person from the nacelle to the base of the tower
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ELEMENT 4.1 - Practical exercise Evacuation inside of tower
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Lesson 5 - Rescue From enclosed space
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ELEMENT 5.1 - rescue FROM ENCLOSED SPACE - exercises
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Lesson 6 - Rescue from crawl space
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ELEMENT 6.1 - rescue FROM CRAWL SPACE - exercises
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Lesson 7 - Rescue up
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ELEMENT 7.1 - rescue up - Introduction
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ELEMENT 7.2 - rescue up, inside of the tower- practical excercise.
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Lesson 8 - Evaluation
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ELEMENT 8.1 - reflection session
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ELEMENT 8.2 - formative evaluation
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13 Combined GWO Advanced Rescue Training
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13.1 Duration of the Combined GWO ART Module
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13.2 Trainer/Course Participant Ratio of the Combined GWO ART Module
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13.3 Requirement to upload training record in WINDA
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13.4 Timetable of the Combined GWO ART Module
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