Safety training
GWO Basic Safety Training / V18 2024-06-24
57) The participants can explain the use of an SRL as a fall protection system during actual work in a wind turbine (Knowledge, intermediate level)
The instructor shall:
Provide examples of when an SRL may be used as fall protection system during actual work at height in a wind turbine
Explain that additional fall protection systems are commonly required as a measure to prevent injury during training activities and that an additional fall protection system is commonly not required in actual wind turbines, particularly not for emergency situations such as evacuation and rescue Explain the different types of SRL fall protection systems typically used for training activities and used in wind turbines for actual work; why and how they are used, their limitations and fall clearance, the length of the lifeline
The participants shall:
Ask questions and engage in discussion about the importance of using fall protection systems in training and actual wind turbines
Explain the difference between fall protection systems used in training versus in actual wind turbines
ELEMENT 8.2 - DIFFERENT ALLOWED MAXIMUM ANGLES
Learning objective:
58) The participants can explain the different maximum angles that are allowed when using an SRL according to manufacture specifications (Knowledge, intermediate level)
The instructor shall:
Describe the different maximum angles that are allowed according to equipment manufacture’s user manual
Explain how the maximum angle is calculated based on the angle of the lifeline in use compared to; either the SRL housing or the SRL attachment point (anchor point) – according to equipment manufacture’s user manual
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