GWO WAH-R + MH-R + FA-R

The GWO Working at Heights, Manual Handling and First Aid Refresher is a practical combined training course in which participants refresh and strengthen their knowledge and skills related to working safely at height, ergonomic working practices and first aid within the wind energy industry. The training combines theory with realistic practical exercises and focuses on safe working, risk awareness and effective action during daily activities and emergency situations.

Course duration: 2 days
Locations: Groningen, Vlissingen
Cost per student: From € 836,00 (excl. BTW)

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GWO WAH-R + MH-R + FA-R

Introduction
During this combined refresher training, participants learn how to work safely at height in and around wind turbines, reduce physical strain and respond appropriately to accidents and medical emergencies.

The Working at Heights section covers the use of harnesses, fall arrest equipment, work positioning systems and rescue equipment. Manual Handling focuses on safe lifting techniques, ergonomics and the correct handling of loads. The First Aid section covers life-saving actions, casualty stabilisation and communication with professional emergency services.

The course combines theoretical instruction with realistic practical exercises. The main focus is on risk awareness, safe behaviour, teamwork and effective action in emergency situations.

Objective
The objective of the GWO WAH-R + MH-R + FA-R is to refresh and strengthen previously acquired knowledge and skills. After completing the course, participants will be able to work safely at height, lift and move loads correctly and ergonomically, and provide appropriate first aid during accidents and medical emergencies within the wind energy industry.

Target Group
This combined training course is intended for personnel who work or will work in the wind energy industry or related sectors and who need to renew their GWO Working at Heights, GWO Manual Handling and GWO First Aid certificates.

Practical info

Entry Requirements

  • Participants must be physically capable of taking part in all practical exercises.
  • Due to the use of personal protective equipment, participants must not weigh more than 120 kilograms.
  • Participants must not have a fear of heights.
  • Any medication use must be reported when booking the course.
  • If the medication prevents safe participation in the training, the booking will be cancelled free of charge.

Certification
After successfully completing the course and demonstrating the required competencies, participants will receive three officially recognised certificates:

  • GWO Working at Heights;
  • GWO Manual Handling;
  • GWO First Aid.

The course is based on the GWO Working at Heights, Manual Handling and First Aid modules and complies with the international standards of the Global Wind Organisation.

Validity
Each certificate is valid for two years. To maintain the validity of the certificates, the relevant GWO refresher training courses must be completed again before the certificates expire.

Practical Information
Duration: 2 days
Course times: 08:30 – 17:00 each training day
Locations: Groningen and Vlissingen
Accreditation: the course modules are recognised by the Global Wind Organisation (GWO) – www.globalwindsafety.org
Prices: the prices stated on the website apply to the current calendar year and are indexed annually.

WINDA Registration
All participants must register in WINDA before attending the GWO WAH-R + MH-R + FA-R course. Registration is mandatory for anyone who wishes to work in the wind energy industry.

After registering, participants will receive a WINDA ID. This number must be provided when booking the course. After successful certification, DRTC will upload the Working at Heights, Manual Handling and First Aid certificates to the participant’s personal WINDA account.

https://winda.globalwindsafety.org