BY THE NUMBERS While 192 training Providers have been certified, or are in the pro- cess of being certified, 169 Training Provider training sites were reg- istered end of Q1, 2017. Of these sites, 166 have uploaded training records to WINDA. The numbers cover training in the Basic Safety Training Standard while the numbers for the Basic Technical Training Standard (previ- ously the Basic Maintenance Training standard) are shown separately. In order to make a comparison of the numbers in the report, a Top 10 of the largest Training Providers measured on number of records added to WINDA has been compiled and is compared with the re- maining population. Top 10 covers Training Provider companies operating multiple sites, hence the Top 10 group is composed of 23 individual training sites while the “Others” group counts 146 individual training sites. Covering the entire period from the launch of WINDA on October 17, 2016 to March 31, 2017 compared to Q1, 2017, the following totals apply for this report.
The numbers from WINDA show that almost 25% of all training sites have more than 100 GWO certified trainings per month in the first quarter of 2017. The Top 10 largest Training Providers carry out signif- icantly more trainings than those in the “Others” group, however, it is worth noting again that the Top 10 consists of 23 training sites.
TOTAL TOP 10 OTHERS BST + BSTR Training records added to WINDA October-March 53,086 23,744 29,342 BST + BSTR Training records added to WINDA Q1, 2017 37,791 16,587 21,204
Basic Technical Training records
OCT.-MAR.
Q1 19
(Based on 7 certified Training Providers)
39
TOTAL TOP 10 OTHERS
Average number of trainings per training site Q1
224
721
145 201
Average number of trainings per training site October–March 314
1032
Number of training sites with 100+ trainings per month Q1 Number of training sites with 100+ trainings October–March
40 31
The number of training sites with more than 100 trainings per month have increased from 31 covering the total period to 40 sites for Q1. The reason for the increase could be due to seasonal fluctuations or an initial slower adoption of WINDA which is also shown in the graph over seasonal fluctuations on page 7.
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