Safety training
GWO Advanced Rescue Training Standard / V4 2023-05-02
For outside evacuation, where possible, the participants shall work in teams of two. One outside evacuation exercise per team from the nacelle to primary assembly area (either ground or transition piece). Rescue device is in a passive setup and using a tagline.
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During each exercise the participants shall act as team coordinator for the team performing the exercise.
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It is recommended that a rescue dummy is used as the injured person for these exercises.
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Each exercise includes: rescue strategy planning, rescue efforts and instructor-led evaluation.
ELEMENT 7.1 - PRACTICAL EXERCISE EVACUATION INSIDE AND OUTSIDE OF THE TOWER
Learning objectives:
55) The participants can discuss relevant rescue strategies and the safety considerations prior to the practical exercise (Knowledge, intermediate level) 56) The participants can evaluate differing courses of action based on various rescue scenarios and select the appropriate rescue strategy (Skills, advanced level) 57) The participants can perform a training rescue as a team member or coordinator including a transition from active to passive set up (Skills, intermediate level) 58) The participants can act independently in reducing the risks of manual handling and apply further control measures as required (Ability, intermediate level)
The instructor shall:
Highlight specific control measures to prevent injury during training relevant to this specific exercise scenario according to control measures to avoid injury during training
Introduce the specific exercise, including (to the extent needed):
a. appoint a team coordinator for the exercise and introduce the tasks and responsibilities related to this function b. introduce relevant rescue strategy, method and technique including transitioning from an active to a passive rescue device setup configuration c. highlight the considerations that determine where in the WTG to package the injured person on a rescue stretcher/transfer board
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