GWO Combined Advanced Rescue Training (ART)Initial

Prepare to Save Lives with Advanced Rescue Skills

Duration

3 Days (21 hours total contact time)

Cost

$1890

Location

Delivery Mode

Face-to-Face

Accredited

GWO Combined Advanced Rescue Training (ART) overview

The GWO Advanced Rescue Training is an intensive program designed to equip personnel working in the wind industry with advanced rescue skills and techniques. This training is crucial for individuals involved in emergency response and rescue operations in challenging wind turbine environments. The GWO Advanced Rescue Training builds upon the basic safety training provided in the GWO BST and focuses specifically on rescue scenarios encountered in the wind industry.

What does it cover?

The Global Wind Organisation Combined Advanced Rescue Training (ART) – Initial consist of all four ART modules:

Hub, Spinner and Inside Blade Rescue (ART-H)
Nacelle, Tower and Basement Rescue (ART-N)
Single Rescue: Hub, Spinner and Inside Blade Rescue (SART-H)
Single Rescue: Nacelle, Tower and Basement Rescue (SART-N)

Key topics covered in the Global Wind Organisation Combined Advanced Rescue Training (ART) – Initial include:

Hub, Spinner, Nacelle, Inside Blade and basement Structure Familiarisation
Risk Assessment and Hazard Identification
Safety Equipment and Personal Protective Gear
Access and Egress Techniques
Casualty Assessment and Stabilisation
Rescue Techniques and Evacuation
Communication and Coordination
Emergency Response Procedures
Simulated Rescue Scenarios

What will I learn?

Gain an in-depth understanding of hub, spinner, and blade rescue operations.
Develop proficiency in nacelle, tower, and basement rescue techniques.
Enhance skills in risk assessment and hazard identification.
Master the use of safety equipment and personal protective gear.
Learn effective casualty assessment and stabilisation methods.
Improve communication and coordination for emergency response.

Course Benefits

The benefits of the “GWO Combined Advanced Rescue Training (ART) – Initial” offered by Skylar Education are designed to enhance both personal competencies and organisational capabilities in the wind industry. Here are the key benefits outlined based on the provided course information:

Advanced Rescue Skills: Trainees acquire advanced skills necessary for performing complex rescue operations in wind turbine environments, which are essential for ensuring safety in high-risk situations.
Industry Compliance: Completing this course helps ensure compliance with global safety standards required for working in the wind industry, particularly those set by the Global Wind Organisation (GWO).
Enhanced Safety Protocols: Participants learn about the latest safety equipment and personal protective gear, as well as risk assessment and hazard identification, which are crucial for minimising risks during operations.
Professional Development: This training is a valuable addition to the professional qualifications of personnel in the wind industry, enhancing their career progression opportunities by equipping them with specialised skills that are in high demand.
Emergency Preparedness: The course covers emergency response procedures and communication and coordination skills, preparing participants to effectively manage and respond to emergencies.
Practical Experience: Through simulated rescue scenarios, participants gain hands-on experience that improves their confidence and competence in real-world situations.
Certification and Recognition: Successful completion of the course provides participants with a Statement of Attainment for relevant units of competency and updates their qualifications in the WINDA database, which is recognised globally across the wind industry.
Flexible Training Options: The training is available at multiple locations across Australia or can be delivered onsite at wind farms, offering flexibility to organisations and individuals in terms of training logistics.

Is this course for me?

This course is designed for wind turbine technicians, safety officers, and other professionals working in the wind energy sector who are involved in or responsible for managing and executing rescue operations.

Career Opportunities

These roles will be enhanced by the skills learned in this course, offering participants new career paths and advancement opportunities within the renewable energy sector.

What is the duration of training?

The total duration of the Global Wind Organisation Combined Advanced Rescue Training (ART) – Initial is three days, involving 21 hours of intensive, hands-on training. This timeframe is designed to provide thorough exposure to both theoretical knowledge and practical skills, ensuring that participants are well-prepared for emergency situations.

Where is the training delivered?

Global Wind Organisation Combined Advanced Rescue Training (ART) – Initial is delivered face to face by experienced trainers with relevant industry experience either at of our training centres located in:

Accredited Units

Skylar Education (RTO Number 21647) includes the following relevant unit of competencies as part of the training within the timeframe and at no additional cost.

PUASAR032 Undertake Vertical Rescue

What are the entry conditions?

Prior completion of the GWO Basic Safety Training (BST) is required, ensuring that all participants have foundational knowledge and skills before advancing to more complex rescue techniques.

What are the entry requirments?

Participants must hold a valid/ current WINDA training record for GWO BST, Working at Heights Module, GWO BST First Aid and GWO BST Manual Handling for participation.
All course participants shall conform to any GWO prerequisites for the specific standard and modules as well as personal legal obligations.
The course participants shall be medically fit, appear well-rested and be capable of fully participating showing no signs of fatigue, substance abuse or sickness.
If there is any doubt regarding the medical fitness or ability to fully participate safely of any course participant, the training provider shall stop training the course participant, and refer to the course participant’s immediate manager or seek a physician’s advice in so far as this is permitted by applicable legislation.
Be wearing long pants and work boots (all other PPE are provided)

Language, Literacy & Numeracy (LLN)

Participants should possess basic language, literacy, and numeracy skills to ensure they can comprehend training materials and instructions effectively.

Assessment

Participants are assessed through a combination of practical tests and written exams, designed to evaluate their understanding and proficiency in advanced rescue techniques.

Certification/Training Record

Upon successful completion of GWO BST Refresher training, Skylar Education:

Uploads the individual student record (completed modules) into to WINDA database. Generally, within 24 hours of the completion of the training.
Issue students with Statement of Attainment for the relevant unit of competencies.

Validity Period

Hub, Spinner and Inside Blade Rescue (HSIBR) – 24 Months
Nacelle, Tower and Basement Rescue (NTBR) – 24 Months
Single Rescue: Hub, Spinner and Inside Blade Rescue (SR:HSIBR) – No Expiry
Single Rescue: Nacelle, Tower and Basement Rescue (SR:NTBR) – No Expiry

What is the cost of training?

Global Wind Organisation Combined Advanced Rescue Training (ART) – Initial fees:

Title	Fee
Individual cost	$1,890.00 plus GST
Corporate Cost	Please contact our administration for potential group booking pricing

Full payment - Required prior to course commencement
Cancellations - Must be made at least one week prior to the start of the course to avoid penalties.

What are the payment options?

To secure your spot in the course, a deposit of $1500 is required before the course start date. This deposit will be credited towards the course’s total fee.

Payments can be made via credit card via our Online Enrolment portal
For corporate bookings, invoicing options are available upon request

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