GWO CoHE Training Standard (Draft)V0

GWO CoHE Training Standard V0

The instructor shall:

Present the meaning and purpose of Lockout-Tagout in the wind industry.

Ask the participants involving questions (e.g. situation or scenario-based questions) or facilitate discussions about:

The meaning and purpose of Lockout-Tagout.

How Lockout-Tagout relate to the participants own work.

The participants shall:

Engage in answering the questions and share understandings about the meaning and purpose of Lockout-Tagout and how Lockout-Tagout relate to the CoHE requirement in the wind industry and their work.

The instructor shall:

Emphasise there are different legislation, standards and company specific rules that apply for Lockout-Tagout and need to be followed (covered in company specific trainings). Present examples of e.g. situations from a WTG environment and guide the participants to identify what is prevented from happening by following the instructions when instructed to apply Lockout- Tagout and what could happen if these instructions are not followed in the examples. Ask the participants involving questions about the prohibition of manipulating or trying to operate a device, tool or equipment locked out by someone else.

The participants shall:

Engage in the practice of identifying what is prevented from happening by following the instructions when instructed to apply Lockout-Tagout and what could happen if these instructions are not followed in the examples. Engage in answering questions and share understandings about the prohibition of manipulating or trying to operate a device, tool or equipment locked out by someone else.

The instructor shall:

Give constructive feedback to the participants´ above practice.

Ask the participants involving questions or facilitate discussions about how Lockout-Tagout relate to the CoHE requirement in the wind industr.

The participants shall:

Engage in answering the questions and share understandings about how Lockout-Tagout relate to the CoHE requirement in the wind industry.

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