Pressure Fluid Safety module
Give constructive feedback to the participants´ identifications of and answers about the mitigation measures for trapped pressure and stored energy in a pressure system.
ELEMENT 3.3 - CIRCUMSTANCES IN WHICH OIL INJECTION IS POSSIBLE INTO THE HUMAN BODY
Learning objectives:
The participants can explain the circumstances in which oil injection is possible into the human body and how to prevent an oil injection from happening in a WTG environment (Knowledge, intermediate level). The participants can solve the challenge of avoiding an oil injection from happening and avoiding circumstances where an oil injection into the human body is possible (Ability, basic level).
The instructor shall:
Create an exercise (e.g. using pictures, videos, situations or scenarios) where the participants must practise identifying circumstances in which oil injection is possible in a WTG environment and decide how to prevent this from happening (e.g. working on the hydraulic pitch system and when working with torque and tensioning tools).
The participants shall:
Engage in the exercise and practise identifying circumstances in which oil injection is possible in a WTG environment and deciding how to prevent this from happening.
The instructor shall:
Give constructive feedback to the participants above practice.
ELEMENT 3.4 - HIGH TEMPERATURE FLUIDS IN PRESSURE SYSTEMS
Learning objectives:
The participants can discuss the hazards posed by high temperature fluids in pressure systems in a WTG environment (Knowledge, intermediate level). The participants can explain how to mitigate high temperature fluids and burns, fire and vapour hazards in a safe manner in a WTG environment (Knowledge, intermediate level).
The instructor shall:
Facilitate group discussions or lead a brainstorm about the hazards posed by high temperature fluids in pressure systems.
The participants shall:
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