GWO Advanced Rescue Training
Nacelle, Tower & Basement
14.5 hours (2 days) - €310
Details:
Duration
14.5 hours (2 days)
Validity
2 years
Prerequisites
Valid GWO BST Working at Heights, GWO BST First aid, and GWO BST Manual Handling module WINDA records are prerequisites for participation.
Price
€310
Location
Str. Carpaților 60, 500269 Brașov, Romania
The GWO Advanced Rescue Training – Nacelle, Tower and Basement module focuses on advanced rescue operations within the main structure of the wind turbine.
Participants gain the skills to rescue injured persons from nacelles, towers, basements, crawl spaces, and enclosed areas through a combination of theory, practical exercises, and realistic rescue scenarios.
Key Skills Include:
Performing rescues from nacelles, towers, basements, and confined spaces
Evacuating injured persons vertically and horizontally inside the turbine
Safely rigging rescue systems for lowering and raising casualties
Managing evacuation strategies based on injury, environment, and turbine layout
Applying dropped object prevention, communication, and team coordination during rescue
This module is critical for personnel responsible for emergency response and rescue preparedness within the wind turbine structure.
Valid GWO BST Working at Heights, GWO BST First aid, and GWO BST Manual Handling module WINDA records are prerequisites for participation.
*All prices are subject to VAT where applicable.
*Food and beverages, including lunch, are provided.
Why Choose
WAH Training?
Our mission is to equip professionals with the skills and confidence they need to work safely and efficiently, whether on wind turbine sites, in confined spaces, or at heights. We aim to transform training from a routine requirement into a memorable, engaging experience that truly prepares participants for real-world challenges.
Certified, experienced
instructors.
Equipped with new GWO standard equipment.
Flexible, student-focused approach to learning.
Modern, practical training facilities.
Realistic simulations and individual feedback.
Small groups, quality over quantity.
