GWO Blade Repair Training Standard V2.0
2021-04-01_TS_BR_V2
Ask the participants relevant questions about the importance of using a residual current device
Facilitate practice for the participants to perform a pre-use check of a residual current device
The participants shall:
Explain in their own words and share their understanding of the importance of using a residual current device
Practice how to perform a pre-use check of a residual current device
Training staff shall:
Give constructive feedback on the participants’ explanations about the importance of using a residual current device and performing a pre-use check of a residual current device
NOTE: Where a residual current device is used in this element it has the same meaning as 'ground fault circuit interrupter'
DOCUMENTATION TYPES
Learning objectives:
The participants can recognise for the importance of risk assessments, work instructions and safety data sheets for blade repair work (Knowledge, basic level) The participants can recognise the importance of using a photo card when taking photographs of damage and repair steps (Knowledge, basic level) The participants can explain documentation types, content and their application (Knowledge, intermediate level)
Training staff shall:
Recap the importance of risk assessments for blade repair work
Recap the importance of work instructions for blade repair work
Explain the principles of a technical drawing of a blade to determine the number of layers, the fibre orientation and the materials used at a given radius
Explain the importance of using a photo card when taking photographs of damage and repair steps
Explain the information that is required in inspection and repair reports
Describe the information contained in material lists / bills of materials
Recap the importance of safety data sheets
Explain the information contained in a technical data sheet
Ask the participants relevant questions about the different types of documentation that are required during blade inspection and repair activities
The participants shall:
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