Safety training
GWO Basic Safety Training / V19 02052025
ELEMENT 18.2 - FEEDBACK SESSION
The instructor shall:
Give overall feedback and feed forward on the participants' learning outcomes inspired by the training as well as from the training review
Encourage the participants to examine and grow awareness of which specific elements in their own WTG type/WTG environment differ from the training scenario environment (to visualise and enhance learning transfer). In addition, and after the module completion, to discuss with colleagues about how the BST Working at Heights & Manual Handling content, methods and techniques are similar or different to specific, local conditions
11.7 Participant performance assessment
Assessment of learning outcomes:
Participants will be assessed according to the learning outcomes stated in this module by means of direct observation and supplementary oral questions, where appropriate
The assessment shall be conducted by practical scenarios based on the WTG environment
Each participant shall participate and demonstrate:
Correct manual handling throughout, including: a.
reducing manual handling using suitable handling aids where possible
b. planning of manual handling tasks using the TILE principle and a tool considering the load weight, maximum reaching distance and aggravating factors
Correct manual handling techniques: a.
practical exercise simulating the loading and unloading of a service truck. Use equipment common to a technician’s daily duties. Loading truck exercise should include a dummy to simulate loading a casualty
Correct use of the evacuation/rescue device, including: a. user inspection and test
b.
use of correct anchor points
c.
correct behaviour on ladder with PPE
Correct rescue methods, including: a.
rescue of a conscious casualty hanging by a guided type vertical fall arrester, secured by their work positioning lanyard (inside of the ladder) with the rescue equipment in a passive setup, preferably utilising a rope clamp for rescue
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